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Abbey has a passion for working with the youth that live in the Big Country. 

Abbey has taken her experiences and channeled them in a positive way to help young people.

I would encourage you to listen to this this interview. I believe it can help individuals no matter where they ma be in life. 

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On Monday, July 10, 2023, 56 strangers boarded a bus in Dallas, TX committed to declaring and embodying a message Christians are rarely known for promoting. Over the course of eight days, they traveled 3,222 miles to Washington, D.C., and back to ensure the nation knew of our commitment to nonviolence and love in a world bent toward division and violence.

Two of those individuals were interview for this podcast. They are Rev. Amanda Watson , associate rector of Community Life at Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest and Dr. Jerry Taylor, founding director of the Carl Spain Center on Race Studies and Spiritual Action.

It is an honest conversation with two people from different backgrounds exploring how we may be able to erase the division that plagues our society. Mother Amanda Watson is an Episcopalian priest and Dr. Jerry Taylor is a Church of Christ minister.

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Jessie Davis sees his work as a ministry. He believes that individuals that can grasp that concept will have a more rewarding career and a  richer life.

As a CEO/Business Owner, are you ready to live out your spiritual calling to the marketplace? Are you asking yourself, "How do I transform my business into God’s ministry for His purposes?"  Join an Action Group! In monthly meetings over the course of a year, you’ll be equipped to develop a Kingdom culture within your organization, and foster a relational style of leadership with your leaders and team members.  Details:  Purpose-driven with high accountability. Small group setting led by an experienced facilitator and guide. Monthly meetings for 4-5 hours at a time.

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A memorial to the Buffalo Soldiers will open in San Angelo on July 28. The founder of the San Angelo NAACP Buffalo Soldier Memorial announced that the grand opening and dedication of the memorial is set for July 28-30. “We have planned and raised funds for just over a year, and we are now ready to make the memorial a reality,” said Sherley L. Spears, founder of the memorial. After assembling a core team of business and community leaders, local vendors and key funders, the memorial team will introduce the community to the one-ofa-kind memorial that gives honor to the four Black regiments who served the country in the U.S. Army after the Civil War. The memorial is designed to be an interactive and interpretive space with 10 8-foot monuments that provide history about various topics and soldiers who made an impact to the Buffalo Soldier’s American story. For the weekend celebration, the team has partnered with various organizations and planned activities and programming from across the San Angelo community, as well as special guest presenters from Arizona and Maryland. Activities will be family friendly, and childcare services will be provided during the Friday night honors and recognition banquet. Community partners include Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, San Angelo State Park, San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, the city of San Angelo, the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, YMCA and several other groups. “The experience of creating this memorial has been one of excitement and joy,” Spears said. “We have been blessed to receive support from various donors and grants from Humanities Texas, San Angelo Area Foundation, San Angelo Ar

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Mickell and Ava Jones, are a mother daughter team that created a journal to bring mothers and daughters closer together.  In this podcast you will hear why it's important to have great relations with parent and child.

This fun filled podcast will give you several ideas you can use to build those stong relationships.

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Freddie Collins purpose in researching this sbject is to show the POWER that is behind the visible words of cretion. We read the bible and see the visible things that God created. ( The aquatic kingdom, the plant kingdom, the animal kingdom and man. We actually can't fanthom the power  of what we can't see. Mankind with God's intelligence, has learned the essence of the lives of  the things in this universe. The problem is they usally never give CREDIT where it is due. God created the universe.  Collins purpose for speaking on this subject is to give God the credit and to GLORIFY HIS NAME.

Freddie Collins is the author of six books. Her writing focus on the spiritual aspects of life.  She believes in natural healing and believes that God has given us everything for healing.
She has a you tube channel Holistic Guardian that focuses on those things. 

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 The Prison System and Re-entry

As of December 31, 2019, the number of prisoners under the jurisdiction of Texas correctional authorities was 158,429 located in 61 state prisons and held in custody of private prisons or local jails. State operated facilities had a staff of 35,000 employees and a budget of $3,287,273,079.

The Community Corrections System

As of December 31, 2019, Texas's community corrections population was 367,753 under probation and 109,159 under parole.

The data is from the Texas 2019/National Institute of Corrections.

Andre highlights what his program does to help those coming home. Andre is also justice impacted.

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The Top 50 Plus banquet honors the top students in Taylor County. Shirley Olson, president of the Southwest Rotary Club discusses the history of the banquet and what to expect this year.

The banquet was first held May 3rd, 1960 at the Windsor Hotel in Abilene, Texas.

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Dr. Paul Fabrizio, is professor of political science at McMurry University. Dr. Fabrizio is a much sought out individual when it comes to politics whether it be on a nationail, state or local level.

Dr. Fabrizio does not endorse a particular canidate. His message however should encourage us all to continue to do research on the canidates and then vote for the one that might be most benefical to our community.

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Connie Smith had eye surgery that changed her life. As you listen to her story you will hear the voice of a grateful lady.

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