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Brady and Sessions Huntsville Ducks Unlimited i n T o w n f o r M e e t i n g s Holds Event at Fairgrounds
U.S. Representatives Pete Sessions(left) and Kevin Brady(center) visit with community leaders. By Wade Thibodeaux in Huntsville introduc- January 31, 2022. WalkU.S. Representative ing U.S. Representative er County now has two Kevin Brady spent the day Pete Sessions on Monday, (contd on page 8)
This gun was auctioned off during the DU banquet held last Thursday at the Fairgrounds.
By Wade Thibodeaux The Huntsville chapter of Ducks Unlimited held their annual event at the Walker County Fairgrounds last Thursday, February 10, 2022. The place was at full capacity as usual and a wonderful steak dinner with beverages were served to a group of hunting enthusiasts and their family and friends. The usual wide array of guns was available for purchase and chance as many different opportunities to win a gun was made available. Many other hunting items and gifts were (contd on page 8)
Republican Party Hosts Candidate Meet and Greet
U.S. Representative Pete Sessions was in town to participate in the meet and greet hosted by the Republican Party of Walker County.
By Wade Thibodeaux The Republican Party of Walker County hosted a meet and greet on Tuesday, February 8, 2022 and again on Thursday, February 10, 2022. Both events were held at the Texas Prison Museum and the Tuesday night event was for the candidates in the Republican Primary who were running for local (contd on page 10)
This puppy was making the rounds during the DU banquet last Thursday and was quite the popular one. He was auctioned off and brought a very handsome price.
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Community state, after Virginia 58. Arm bone 59. Poem at a funeral 60. German title 61. Arnold Lobel’s “Mouse ____” 62. High school club 63. Clinton ____ Rodham 64. Hitler’s Deputy DOWN 1. Update a FitBit 2. Sound of bells 3. “At ____, soldier.” 4. Modern tie forerunner 5. Aromatic lumber 6. Beside, archaic 7. Two of the same 8. *The only President who was a bachelor 9. ____ 51, Nevada
THEME: U.S. PRESIDENTS ACROSS 1. Short for specification 5. Knave 8. *Like President Eisenhower’s head 12. *One fourth of a Presidential term 13. Take-out handout 14. The Beast’s problem in “Beauty and the Beast” 15. *Pres. Eisenhower established this space agency 16. Thought 17. Body of water
18. *#22 and #24 20. First-rate, slangily 21. Terminate, as in mission 22. Lingerie staple 23. Public speaker 26. Ivory tickler 30. “Fresh Prince of ____-Air” 31. Most likely to win 34. Pot contribution 35. By surprise 37. Indian restaurant staple 38. Lacking justification
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39. Office communique 40. Greece and Bulgaria peninsula 42. Overnight stop 43. Indifferently 45. Sturdily built 47. English course abbreviation 48. “_____’ it easy” 50. Oliver Twist, e.g. 52. *University of Virginia founder 56. African prairie 57. *Second most-popular Presidential birth
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10. Law school entry requirement, acr. 11. Bear’s room 13. Edith Piaf’s hit 14. Meat of coconut 19. Digital tome 22. Trash container, e.g. 23. *One of three Presidents to win a Grammy 24. James Dean’s famous role 25. Remember this battle 26. *First to serve coast to coast 27. Indo-Aryan, as in languages 28. Did not smell good 29. Like yellow polka dot bikini 32. June 6, 1944
33. Salt in cocina 36. *a.k.a. Silent Cal 38. Loosen ropes 40. Deli acronym 41. ____ ____ help 44. Hawaii’s number 46. Mob offensive 48. High-pitched laugh sound, in print 49. Like Bananas Foster 50. “All’s well that ends ____” 51. Away from wind 52. *Second most common Presidential first name, after James 53. Type of gin 54. Cross to bear 55. Midday slumbers 56. Chill, with ‘out’
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Arrest Report
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From the office of Walker County Sheriff
Clint McRae Seventy-Four individuals were arrested and booked into the Walker County Jail between Monday, Sunday 7 and Monday, February 14.
Continued indictments from last week are also as followed. The individuals named have been magistrated and formally informed of
the charges against them. However, just because these individuals were arrested and magistrated does not mean they are guilty of the crimes
they are charged with committing. Also not everyone charged with a crime is alleged to have committed the crime in Walker County, but per-
haps was simply arrested in Walker County on outstanding warrant(s) while in Walker County. In instances in which individuals were arrested
on outstanding warrants, their original conviction and the reason they are on probation or parole, if available, is included in parenthesis set.
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Church Services Baptist: -University Heights Baptist Church worship services every Sunday at 9:30am and 10:45am -First Baptist Church Hunts-
ville every Sunday bible study at 9:30am, worship at 10:50, and 6:00pm Catholic: -St. Thomas the Apostale Catholic Church Rosary
at 5:00pm and 5:30pm (English) every Saturday and every Sunday at 7:45am (English), 10:45am (English, and 12:30pm (Spanish)
Methodist: -First United Methodist Church worship every Sunday at 8:30am, 9:45am and 11:00am
Presbyterian: -First Presbyterian Church Huntsville classes every Sunday at 9:15am and worship at 10:30am
Non-Denominational: -The Ark Church. 10:30 am service. Loman’s Student Center, 1717 Avenue J. Lead Pastor - Luke Cunningham. 936-463-8416
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Community Calendar Friday, February 18: -Story time from 10:45am-11:45am at the library -Sittercise from 10:00am-11:00am at the library Saturday, February 19: -Piney woods writers group from 2:00pm4:00pm at the library Monday, February 21: -Mother Goose Lapsit from 10:45am-11:45am at the library Tuesday, February 22: -Sittercise from 10:00am-11:00am at the library -Learn to use Libby from 11:00am-12:00pm at the library -Story time from
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5:30pm-6:30pm at the library Wednesday, February 23: -Story time from 10:45am-11:45am at the library Thursday, February 24: -Sittercise from 10:00am-11:00am at the library -Piney woods page turners book club from 11:00am-12:30pm at the library -KidScape from 12:00pm-1:00pm at the library -Learn to use Libby from 11:00am-12:00pm at the library Friday, February 25:
-Story time from 10:45am-11:45am at the library -Sittercise from 10:00am-11:00am at the library Monday, February 28: -Sittercise from 10:00am-11:00am at the library -Story time from 10:45am-11:45am at the library Tuesday, March 1: -Story time from 10:45am-11:45am at the library Wednesday, March 2: -Sittercise from 10:00am-11:00am at the library
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Huntsvile Ducks Unlimited Event (contd) available for purchase through the live auction and also through the door prizes that lined
the outside wall of the main building at the Fairgrounds. Many people stayed to the very end of
the event that lasted almost five hours and most were making plans to return next year.
Brady and Sessions in Town (contd)
Huntsville Chamber President Ray Hernandez(left) leads a round table discussion with Congressman Pete Sessions(next to Hernandez) and Congressman Brady(next to Sessions) U.S. Representatives thanks to redistricting that has split the County
into two Congressional Districts. Kevin Brady currently represents the
Southern part of Walker County in Congressional District 8 until the end of 2022 when a successor will be elected for the retiring Brady. U.S. Representative Pete Sessions will represent the Northern part of Walker County in the 17th District of the United States Congress. Brady and Sessions had several meetings scheduled with leaders of the Huntsville and Walker County communities.
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Local News Early voting is now through February 25th!
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Community
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Obituaries Mary & Ev Durocher, born in Windsor Ontario Canada, is survived by her sisters Margaret and Mary Ann, and their families. Yvonne, a longtime resident of Huntsville Texas, was predeceased by her devoted husband of 60 years, Dr. Jack Kerr. Yvonne Marie Kerr It is with great sad- Yvonne taught for many ness that the family of years at both the high Yvonne Kerr announces school and university her passing February 8, levels in Huntsville. The family would like 2022. Yvonne, daughter of to express a very spe-
cial thank you to Sabrina Snell, her kind and devoted caregiver who was by her side day and night and became family for all of us. Another thank you also goes to her devoted niece Elizabeth Belland who took great care of all of Yvonne’s worldly needs. Cremation has taken place as per Yvonne’s wishes. Services will be held back in Canada with her family.
employer matched. 3. Stay ahead of food costs. Curbside pick-up is a terrific way to save time and put an end to impulse buying. It is also easier to compare prices when you shop online, easier to buy in bulk, and an effective way to stay ahead of shortages. 4. Boost your income with a side job. It is simple to look around and find help wanted signs—this is an opportunity to pick up some evening or weekend work. 5. If you are thinking of buying a home, do it now. It is likely that interest rates will continue to rise so do some
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rate shopping. New data signals the chaos of the 2021 housing market is giving way to a more normal buying environment. The gap between buyers’ demand and the market’s supply is slowly closing. And it is also worth checking current mortgage rates as you may still be able to reduce your monthly payment by refinancing. 6. Pay it forward. Everyone is hurting these days. I have always believed we can make the world a better place by paying it forward however we can. You never know when your kindness will change someone’s life,
including your own. Inflation is not going away any time soon so do what you can to keep up with rising costs. Come in to visit with us if we can help you prepare a budget or review your expenses to determine if this is the appropriate time to make a large purchase. We will be happy to help you start a savings plan and review mortgage loan rates for a new home purchase or refinance. All of us here at Anahuac National Bank are here to help guide you through 2022. We appreciate your continued loyalty.
Republican Party Meet and Greet (contd) Moore for Your Money by Ken Moore Inflation Fighting Tips for 2022 By now, we are all aware that just about everything costs more now than it did a year ago. In fact, the Labor Department just released the latest consumer price index data, which revealed that the rate of U.S. inflation rose again in January 2022 to 7.5%. This is a 40-year high that many economists say shows no sign of cooling off. Some inflation is normal in any given year, but the past year’s inflation has continued to rise followed by rap-
idly increasing prices of goods and services. Probably my greatest inflation fear is that it has the potential to drive consumers into debt. This holds especially true if you do not have emergency savings to fall back on. Banking 101 tells me that two things are necessary to deal with inflation: boost income and cut back on spending. Here are some inflation-fighting tips to lead you into battle! 1. Make a budget for the year. This is the first place to start, you can’t create a financial
pathway and a savings plan without knowing and controlling your expenses. A budget is the framework of planning. Carefully consider any major purchases this year as it may be best to postpone big expenses like home renovations or new vehicle purchases. 2. Cut back on spending. Groceries and gas are essential needs so look to things that are not needs, such as entertainment, dining out, and streaming services. But remember, never cut back on retirement saving that is
Local businessman Ben Bius participated in the meet and greet hosted by the Republican Party of Walker County. Bius is running for the Texas House of Representatives, District 12 offices. The Thursday night event was for Republican candidates who were seeking State and National positions. The Tuesday night event was for the position of Walker County Judge, Walker County District Clerk,
Walker County Commissioner Precinct 4, Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 and those local offices where candidates are unopposed. The Thursday night event was for the offices of State Representative Dis-
trict 12, and for candidates running in both the U.S. Congressional District 8 and District 17 races. Both nights were very well attended with a room packed full of people interested in their elected officials.
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Community
Backyard Bugs, Spring Gardening and Hugelkultur
Spring is Around the corner and that means it’s time to think about what to plant in this year’s garden! Join the Walker County Master Gardeners from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Monday February 21 in Huntsville Public Library Staggs Community Room. In addition to getting some tips about garden pests and what to
plant, you’ll receive an introduction to Hugelkultur (pronounced hoo-gul culture) which is a fancy way to say raised bed gardening. Texas Master Gardeners are members of the local community who have completed the Texas Master Gardener training program in Walker County. This program is offered by the Walker County
AgriLife Extension Office. The group is committed to education other in the community about a variety of Horticulture-related topics. sign up for this free workshop at myhuntsvillepubliclibrary. com Contact Mary Kokot, Adult Services Coordinator at 936-291-5471 with questions or for additional information.
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PUBLIC NOTICE American Towers LLC is proposing to increase the ground space for an existing telecommunications tower by 20ftx 15ft inside the existing compound, along with a 30ft buffer surrounding the compound at 3 Forest Service Road #214, New Waverly, Walker County, TX, Tax Parcel 19258. American Towers LLC seeks comments from all interested persons on any potential significant impact the proposed action could have on the quality of the human environment pursuant to 47 C.F.R. Section 1.1307, including potential impacts to historic or cultural resources that are listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Interested persons may comment or raise concerns about the proposed action by submitting an e-mail to enviro.services@americantower.com. Paper comments can be sent to: American Towers LLC, Attn: Environmental Compliance, 10 Presidential Way, Woburn, MA 01801. Requests or comments should be limited to environmental and historic/cultural resource impact concerns, and must be received on or before March 17th, 2022. This invitation to comment is separate from any local planning/zoning process that may apply to this project. Notice of Public Sale of property to satisfy a landlord’s lien. Sale to be held at Eastex Trailers & Storage at 3156 State Highway 19 Huntsville, TX 77320 on Monday, February 28, 2022 beginning at 10:00 a.m. This will be a silent auction where bids are submitted in writing on Eastex Trailers & Storage’s bid form. The contents will be sold as one whole unit. Unit items will be awarded as-is to the highest bidder. Contents of the unit can be examined by potential buyers when the sale begins. Property includes the contents belonging to Kyle Fitzgerald Key whose unit is B-16. Interested bidders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the Auction Rules. Auction Rules are posted on Eastex Trailers & Storage’s Facebook page.
Huntsville Area Newcomers Club The Huntsville Area Newcomers (for a Lifetime) Club presents “Huntsville Gems and Jewels” with Ann Buckner of Buckner’s Jewelry, sharing her ex-
pertise in fine jewelry. Members of the community are invited to attend this luncheon meeting at 11:30 am Thursday March 3,2022 at the Elkins Lake Club
House. Call Dena Byrd (936) 295-7681 by Friday February 25,2022 to make your reservations. The cost is $16.00 per person
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Lifestyle
Sunday Observations by Christy
If you are one of those, I live for Valentine’s Day people, please just ignore the ramblings of a “knocking on 55 years old” female. One that has never been all wrapped up in all things February 14th. Here is the thing about Valentine’s Day….. go buy flowers, or don’t. Buy a card, or don’t. Buy chocolates, diamonds, or a
Ferrari if you want….. or don’t. But know this, for the cost of absolutely nothing you can tell your loved one how you feel. On any day. On a piece of paper. In a text. Or spelled out in magnetic letters on the fridge. But please don’t get so wrapped up in the day that you forget about the other 364 this year. Make it a goal to
show those you love, that they are important. Every. Single. Day. I promise you, if you went to a nursing home, a hospice facility, to visit any person who knows the end is near, they have one common wish…..that they wish they had loved more. Shown more. Worried less. Stressed less. Made time. Used time. Not one person would say, I really wish I would have gotten more candy on Valentine’s Day. The same can be said for anyone who has suffered a loss. Go to any funeral home, and you will hear, I wish I had one more hour. I sure should have come home more. I would like to think they knew how much I loved them. DONT WONDER, make sure you spend every single bit of time you can. Making sure those near to you KNOW you love them. Because there is
so much truth to the fact that the older we get, we look back more than forward. It’s because there is more time behind us than ahead. And I promise every single one of us wish we loved more, every.
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Single. Day. Happy Sunday peeps…. There is a lot happening this week. You got Super Bowl, Valentines Day, and Thursday. What’s Thursday you ask? It’s that day you show those you care
about, that you care. So is every other day on the calendar. Go love one another….. and I’ve said it a bazillion times….. if you are reading this please know I love you. And happy Valentines Day!
WOODS, WATERS, and WILDLIFE
TEXAS HUNTING LEADS NATION By John Jefferson
B R E A K I N G NEWS! Texas is one of the best states in America for deer hunting! But you probably knew that. The National Deer Association (NDA) has released its annual report on the 2020-2021 season. The NDA staff annually compiles significant statistics on harvested deer throughout the country. Most deer hunters already know Texas ranks high in deer hunting. Sure, other states have good
hunting, too, but having more whitetail habitat than other states and more deer gives Texas a bootleg up to begin with. And quality habitat makes as much or more difference than just having a lot of land upon which to hunt. For starters, hunters nationally combined to bring an estimated 6.3 million white-tailed deer to ice during the season. That’s the most since 2011. And the buck harvest totaled 3,041,544 – the most in 21 years. One has to wonder if a year and a half of COVID-isolation played a key role
in hunters craving to get back into the woods and leave their masks behind. But WHICH deer the hunters were dropping was an exciting part of the report from a game management standpoint. Texas hunters and those from many other states have known there was an imbalance in the deer herd composition. First, there were way too many does for the number of bucks on the range. For years, hunters preferred to shoot bucks before taking a doe or two. Some never shot a doe at all. If doe fawns
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were unharmed by hunters who were only shooting bucks, it didn’t take long before there were 4, 5, 6, or more does for every buck. One ranch I have hunted had a ratio closer to 10-1! It takes a long time to adjust hunters’ mindsets to do what it takes to lower that severe a skewed buck/doe ratio. This past season, however, hunters in Texas bagged 402,515 antlerless deer to the 449,933 antlered bucks. Both figures led the nation. The ratio is getting closer, and with just a little effort, it could im-
prove even more. Nationally, the antlerless harvest has surpassed the buck harvest for the first time since 2016. But there is also good news inside the numbers of bucks and does harvested in Texas. Among bucks, Texas hunters ranked fifth nationally among harvested bucks 3-1/2 years of age or more. That means hunters are shooting more MATURE bucks than they did before antler restrictions became effective in a number of counties. And on the other end of the scale, we are taking fewer bucks 1-1/2
Lifestyle years old, ranking sixth lowest nationally in NOT taking yearling bucks. This category is like golf – the lower the score, the better. With antlerless deer, Texas ranked among the leaders by taking a very low percentage of fawns. It scored the highest in having taken does 3-1/2 years old, and older, too. Does that age are the most productive and become the most successful mamas. One could call them fawn factories. NDA provides valuable and trustworthy whitetail information. Check ‘em out.
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Foolishness?
One Sunday during the gymnastics portion of the summer Olympics, George came up to me after the sermon holding a sign with “9.5” written on it. I remember it well, because I had a really interesting closing illustration. George said, “The routine was okay, but the dismount was great!” “And it pleased God, that by the foolishness of preaching, to save those who believe.” (1 Corinthians 1:21) Danny R. Biddy, Chaplain: Chambers County Sheriff’s Office & Fellowship of Christian Cowboys Texas hunters are beginning to narrow the gap in the ratio of bucks to does. And with more emphasis being placed on naturally nutritious, wild game, taking a mature doe or two can help fill your freezer and lower your grocery bill. Photo by John Jefferson.
Danny R. Biddy, Chaplain: Chambers County Sheriff’s Office & Fellowship of Christian Cowboys
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Disclaimer: This column is the opinion of Publisher Wade A. Thibodeaux and may contain subject matter on a variety of topics, but usually contains humor of some description. An occasional serious thought may be thrown in to entice the reader to think.
What a week. I think that I have single handedly supported ExxonMobil this past week as I made at least one trip between Winnie and Huntsville each day. Actually, I took the day off, travelling at least, on Tuesday, but I made a round trip on Wednesday and that makes up for the lack of travel on Tuesday. I started out leaving Huntsville on Monday and driving to Winnie and then actually stayed in Chambers County on Tuesday. I left Winnie early Wednesday morning as I had a 10:00 am meeting in Huntsville and then I traveled back to Winnie with a detour through Houston to take care of some printing work. Thursday morning, I was making plans to return to Huntsville when I received a phone call that my last remaining Aunt on my Mothers side of the family had passed away. I pretty much had to go to Huntsville because I had to drop off pa-
pers at the post office and I needed to attend a couple of Thursday night functions, but Friday I returned to Winnie to spend the night before I made the trip to Louisiana for my Aunts funeral. Saturday was a round trip to Louisiana and finally today(Sunday) I was able to stay in the greater metropoulos of Winnie, Texas. I think that I will be back on my schedule of only one trip between Winnie and Huntsville this coming week, but who knows with my crazy schedule. It’s a good thing that I’m not going to be bouncing between the two offices this week because I have a full week of activities that include six meetings in the first four days of the week. That’s in addition to all of the regular things that go on in my life like getting a few newspapers to print and trying to have somewhat of a social life. Speaking of a social life, a whole bunch of us are
going to make a trip out to Bandera, Texas this coming weekend to listen to one of our favorite singers take the stage at 11th Street Cowboy Bar during the Bandera Mardi Gras Festival. George Dearbonne and Branded will be performing Saturday night and I hope that it’s not very cold because 11th Street Cowboy Bar is an outside venue. I have only been to Bandera a few times, but I just love the place. It’s a great little town with the ability to provide lots of fun and adventure. I was also able to attend a Super Bowl party this afternoon and even though my Bengals didn’t win, I had a lot of fun. The Bengals aren’t my team, but they were today. I was pulling for the old LSU fellow, but they came up just a little short in the scoring department. There was a group of folks playing cards when I got there and several hours later
when I left they were still playing cards. I’m not sure that they knew that there was even a football game being played. There was lots of good food and some adult beverages, but I didn’t partake in the beverages because I knew that I had to return to the office and write this column and some other articles. My writing skills would surely improve with a couple of those beverages, but then I might reach a breaking point
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and there would be no telling what would come through these fingertips. That was probably the first Super Bowl that I have watched in several years and I enjoyed the visiting and the folks more than anything else. That halftime performance left a lot to be desired in my opinion and I made the comment that I couldn’t believe that they got paid for their work. Somebody googled it and it turns out that the main per-
formers did not get paid, only the dancers and accessory people. That made me feel better knowing that they didn’t get any money for that waste of good television time and next year I’m going to suggest that they have a real singer like George Strait or Alan Jackson. Regardless of the halftime show, I enjoyed the game and really appreciated the invite. Till next time, I’m........Wade in the Shade.
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