“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.” – Aubrey Hepburn Since last week’s column Best Lines from Movies – Part I, other memorable quotes came to mind and have been reminded by readers of their favorite lines from the movies, so here’s the follow-up with even more best lines from the movies… Managing Editor Vonda Carter loves Clint Eastwood and she reminded me of a few of her favorite Clint Eastwood’s famous lines: The Outlaw Josey Wales – “To hell with them fellas, buzzards gotta eat, same as worms.”

Sunshine on a plate. That’s what I think of when I look at this dish— so bright and flavorful. Hummus is loaded with protein and a perfect “bean” dip for warm weather; no worrying about mayonnaise or dairy-based dips going bad in the heat for outdoor events.

CROSBY 2nd Annual ‘You’re Beautiful’ Style Show, featuring cancer survivors April 6 in Crosbyton CROSBYTON—The Second Annual “You’re Beautiful!” Style Show, featuring regional cancer survivors andfighterswillbeSaturday, April 6 at 3 p.m. at the newly remodeled Crosby County Pioneer Memorial Museum.

Rotating exhibitions of art feature works from the Permanent Collection and by guest artists. Exhibitions change two to three times per year, and online and in-person programs offer opportunities for interaction and contribution. Make the WFMA part of your week!

“All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players.” Shakespeare The prompt for this column came when I saw an article online titled “25 of the Best Lines in Movie History.” Interesting, so I clicked on it. The first one is one of my all-time favorite quotes: From The Blues Brothers – “It’s 106 miles to Chicago.

In the March 20 column were guidelines for training stone fruit trees. Today’s column has guidelines for training pome fruit trees.

One might think this recipe is called spring rice because it summons the flavors of aspring roll. And it has notes of savory fried rice.

KNOX CITY – Knox County Hospital District (KCHD) is proud to honor and recognize the dedication and commitment of our exceptional medical staff on the occasion of Doctors Day, celebrated on March 30, 2024. As we celebrate this special day, we highlight the invaluable contributions of our doctors who work tirelessly to provide high-quality healthcare services to the community.

KNOX CITY – More than two million poisonings are reported to poison centers across the nation each year, and more than half of those cases involve children under the age of 6. In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, Knox County Hospital District (KCHD) is urging families to read about the dangers of household poisons and to know what to do when an emergency strikes.