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Do you wear a COVID MASK…..
Do you wear a COVID MASK…..

Do you wear a COVID MASK…..

We had just returned from a trip to Oklahoma, where there is a “mask recommendation” but not “requirement,” and stopped at the Post Office to see what we had missed. It was not a busy time, but a few people were going into the building—and some chose not to “mask up.” In Oklahoma, the masking request had been pretty uniformly followed in eateries and “close” gathering places, but on the streets and in not dense places, distancing was the most commonly practiced—or so it seemed to me! Regulations for Assisted Living and Nursing Homes were almost like those in Texas, as we found out when we visited my Aunt for her 100th Birthday.

Are you part of a NATURAL HERD?

Are you part of a NATURAL HERD?

From what I read, the term, “natural herd immunity” (community immunity/population immunity), has been used for more than a century to reference a point that enough people in an extended area become sufficiently resistant to a disease so that an infectious substance/agent is unlikely to pass from person to person.

JACKRABBITS, FALCONS, and Area Football Updates

Forney High Jackrabbits (Coach Aaron Woods) Forney’s City Bank Stadium (Colors, black/gold) 2020 Schedule: 9/25 Whitehouse (non-conf. 15-31), 10/2 Midlothian (non-conf. 14-49), 10/9 Texarkana, Texas (non-conf. away), 10/16 North Forney (conf.), 10/23 Corsicana (conf. away), 10/30 Crandall (conf. away), 11/5 Greenville (conf.), 11/13 Ennis (conf. away), 11/20 Sulphur Springs (conf.), 12/4 Royse City (conf. away).

Coronavirus Restrictions and Remote Learning May Hamper College Student Voter Turnout

As a way to increase voter registration at UT-Austin away from campus, Madeline Pederson visits Zoom class sessions to encourage other students to register to vote. Credit: Ben Torres for The Texas Tribune

Coronavirus Restrictions and Remote Learning May Hamper College Student Voter Turnout

Madeline Pederson, 18, a freshman at UT-Austin, is conducting her class load from her home in Arlington because of the pandemic. She was hoping to be active this year on campus reaching out to other new voters. Credit: Ben Torres for The Texas Tribune

Coronavirus Restrictions and Remote Learning May Hamper College Student Voter Turnout

Madeline Pederson, 18, imagined that in the months leading up to Election Day, she’d be spending hours standing at a voter registration table on campus at the University of Texas at Austin, flagging down students walking through campus and registering them to vote.

“Sherry”—“Big Girls Don’t Cry”—“Rag Doll”
“Sherry”—“Big Girls Don’t Cry”—“Rag Doll”
“Sherry”—“Big Girls Don’t Cry”—“Rag Doll”
“Sherry”—“Big Girls Don’t Cry”—“Rag Doll”

“Sherry”—“Big Girls Don’t Cry”—“Rag Doll”

As I perused the breaking news the past few weeks, something caught my eye and reminded me of sitting on one of the corner markers of the high school with a few other youngsters, whose moms or dads were involved in some type planning meeting for the school system in the early 1960s. The parents had nicely asked us to wait outside while they finished up the meeting with information that we were not supposed to hear, so we were waiting for our folks to come outside and signal us to the vehicles.

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Signed the pledge to stand against attempts to defund the police

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Recognizing the City of Mabank’s grant award from Texas Parks and Wildlife

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Grand opening of the new Crandall Police, Fire, and Municipal Court Buildings

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Putting up signs across Kaufman and Henderson County

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Scurry-Rosser ISD at their See You At The Pole gathering in prayer

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Kaufman Co. Library award from Texas State Library and Archives Commission

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Forney First Responders and Trump Rally & Parade

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Mabank Jubilee benefiting the Mabank Fire Department

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce supporting veterans in our community

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Kaufman County Republican Women Annual Bunco Night

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Signed letter to establish a statewide broadband plan

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Congratulating Kevin and Jeaneane Lilly on opening of their 24th McDonald’s

From the Desk of HD 4 State Representative Keith Bell Monthly Update - September 2020

Pledge to Back The Blue

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