Month: February 2024

Reasons Not To Hug, Snuggle or Kiss Chicks And Chickens

While National Snuggle a Chicken Day on January 8th may sound like a heartwarming idea, a Texas A&M AgriLife expert advises caution and awareness when interacting with baby chicks and chickens. Dr. Greg Archer, a poultry specialist, warns of potential health risks, including salmonella and external parasites on these feathered friends. He emphasizes the importance of proper hygiene, sanitary precautions, and gentle handling to ensure the well-being of both chickens and humans.

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Gov. Greg Abbott Defends Migrant Tactics In Eagle Pass Amid Escalating Legal Battle With Biden Administration

Texas Governor Greg Abbott, joined by visiting Republican governors, criticized President Joe Biden’s handling of the southern border and reiterated his commitment to defending the state against what he termed an “invasion” of migrants. Abbott has intensified border enforcement efforts despite federal jurisdiction over immigration law enforcement, alleging that the Biden administration has failed in its responsibilities. This ongoing feud has led to the erection of razor wire and other measures in Eagle Pass, drawing both support and opposition from various quarters, including a recent convoy of Americans protesting border policies.

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Folk’s Big Game Leads Buccaneers To Region XIV Won Win Over Angelina

The Blinn College men’s basketball team dominated Angelina College with a stellar performance led by Nick Folk, who scored 30 points and buried 7 of 8 3-pointers. This victory extends Blinn’s winning streak to three games in region matchups, propelling them to a 16-6 record and sole possession of second place in the Region XIV South Zone. Coach Scott Schumacher commended the team’s all-around performance, citing their strong offense, solid defense, and determination on the court.

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Last-Second Miss Sends No. 22 Blinn To Region XIV Loss To Kilgore

In a thrilling Region XIV women’s basketball showdown, the 22nd-ranked Blinn College Buccaneers narrowly fell to Kilgore College with a final score of 75-74. Despite a strong offensive performance in the first half, the Buccaneers struggled defensively in the third quarter, allowing Kilgore to take the lead. Freshman guard Chelsy Singleton led the charge for Blinn with an impressive 22 points, but a last-second layup attempt failed to secure the victory, giving Kilgore the win in a closely contested game.

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Brazos High School Musicians Achieve Excellence and Qualify for State-Level Competition

Eleven talented students from Brazos High School have achieved exceptional success at the UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest, earning 1st Division ratings for their outstanding musical performances. Notably, Patrick Martinez, Megan McFarland, Chloe Flores, Patrick Martinez, AJ Hille, Kade Vasquez, Chloe Flores, Fernando Rodriguez, and Cheyenne Bertrand have secured their spots as State Qualifiers. Their impressive accomplishments mark a significant milestone, as they prepare to represent their school at the upcoming State Solo and Ensemble Contest in May.

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