With people spending so much more time at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, time with pets and livestock have gone up. That’s been good for Dr.

Variety choices based on yield, disease, insect resistance traits Texas A&M AgriLife wheat experts have determined their annual “Picks List” to guide producers as they prepare for fall planting in the near future.

If a wildfire is spotted, immediately contact local authorities. A quick response can help save lives and property. For frequent wildfire and incident updates, follow the Texas A&M Forest Service incident information Twitter account.

Our skin is the largest and fasting growing organ in our body. It is imperative that we focus on taking care of our skin just like we focus on our overall health. As we age, our skin becomes drier and we lose elasticity in our skin, which may cause sagging and fine lines to appear. The most helpful tips to keep in mind when preventing skin damage are:

Miniature pigs and miniature horses are well-known pets that offer unusual and adorable companionship, but the increasingly common miniature bovine is also making an entrance to the modern homesteading scene.

Justin Sweet of Temple was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and criminal mischief. On August 21, a Dodge pickup truck was noticed in a drainage ditch on the south end of Avenue D.

The 35th Annual Bosque Art Classic changed up its format this year, opting to hold its exhibition and sale completely online. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the Art Council decided to make all pieces viewable online through the Bosque Arts Center website in mid-August and will host its sale and awards ceremony online in early September.

An additional three Bosque residents died last week due to COVID-19. “The average testing has gone down,” Goodall-Witcher CEO Adam Willman said Monday.

Austin blues guitarist Van Wilks will play the Bosque Arts Center’s first-ever live streaming concert on October 16. Tickets for “Burgers and Blues Part II” will go on sale starting September 1 on the BAC website.

The fall season is the ideal time of year to dine outdoors. To create a healthy and sustainable outdoor dining experience, consider these tips: tips: •Reduce and reuse/ditch the plastic: Ditch the single use cups, plates and utensils and instead, serve meals using reusable dinnerware made from sustainable, shatterproof materials designed for outdoor use.