Category: Lifestyles

Eclipse Fever Hits Texas Towns As Residents And Officials Prepare For A Crush Of Visitors

Eclipse Fever Hits Texas Towns As Residents And Officials Prepare For A Crush Of Visitors

Apr 3, 2024 |

As Texas braces for a solar eclipse next week, cities and small towns from the Mexico border to Texarkana are preparing for a flood of visitors, with some local leaders urging residents to stock up on supplies and stay home on Monday. Despite weather concerns, places like Llano, in the path of totality, are expecting large crowds and potential shortages, while others, like Eagle Pass, hope to showcase their communities and welcome visitors for a unique viewing experience. Businesses and parks along the eclipse’s path are gearing up for the event, with some offering special events and accommodations for eclipse tourists.

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Fish Management Strategies Webinar Scheduled For April 16

Fish Management Strategies Webinar Scheduled For April 16

Apr 2, 2024 |

Join Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts for a comprehensive webinar on growing healthy fish populations in ponds and lakes. Learn about the pond food chain, fish requirements for growth, feeding programs, and strategies for maximum production. Register now for this informative session on April 16 from 6-7:30 p.m.

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As Texas Students Clash Over Israel-Hamas War, Gov. Greg Abbott Orders Colleges To Revise Free Speech Policies

As Texas Students Clash Over Israel-Hamas War, Gov. Greg Abbott Orders Colleges To Revise Free Speech Policies

Mar 27, 2024 |

Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order requiring Texas colleges to address a perceived rise in antisemitic speech and acts on campuses, particularly amid tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict. The order mandates updating free speech policies to include a definition of antisemitism and enforcement measures, potentially including expulsion for violations. Critics argue the order threatens free speech by targeting specific student groups and stifling political discourse.

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Trees: Your Landscape Legacy’ Webinar Set For April 10

Trees: Your Landscape Legacy’ Webinar Set For April 10

Mar 27, 2024 |

Join the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s webinar on April 10, “Trees: Your Landscape Legacy,” part of the 2024 Texas Tough Plants series. Learn from Travis County Master Gardener Yvonne Schneider about selecting the right trees for Austin’s soil and climate, with opportunities to ask questions and access the recording later.

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Eggs To Dye For, Eggs To Eat

Eggs To Dye For, Eggs To Eat

Mar 25, 2024 |

This Easter, consider using smaller eggs for dyeing, as they have more cuticle, resulting in a more uniform and prettier dye job. For hard-boiled eggs, larger ones are preferable as they are easier to peel due to a thinner cuticle. Remember to follow proper safety practices, such as refrigerating eggs after boiling and discarding any cracked or damaged eggs.

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