HeyJaredJOSH HAVARD
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HAVARD: Fall officially here even if nicer weather isn't yet (opens the original)
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Fall is in the air. Canât you feel it? The first day of fall hit East Texas Tuesday with highs of 96 and an alert by AccuWeather to use caution if you were outside for long periods of time. As Iâm writing this at 1:30 on the first afternoon of fall, it feels like itâs 102 degrees outside. I say this from the air conditioning of my office. Iâm going on a college visit with my daughter Spring to Huntsville this afternoon in which Iâll be drenched in sweat just in the walks between buildi
HAVARD: Letting go of the little things (opens the original)
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Iâm not the best at letting go of things. No. Iâm not going deep today. Iâm not talking about people, relationships or ideas. I drive my wife crazy with my variety â or lack thereof â of outfits I wear on a daily basis. There has been a time or two where I âlostâ a shirt only to find out a little while later that it was put in the trash while I wasnât looking. Maybe the fact that I would always suddenly get a new shirt from Barb around that time should have been the clue I needed
HAVARD: A little kindness can go a long way (opens the original)
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Iâve got a desktop drawer that sits to the right of me that holds pretty much anything and everything. Itâs got batteries for my mouse and keyboard, staples, scissors, a staple remover and even an old press pass. It is a hodgepodge of knick-knacks that help get me through most of the things that pop up every week or two. If someone in the office is asking for a random gadget, thatâs where I look first. Mixed in with that is a stack of letters Iâve gotten from readers, customers and frien
HAVARD: Waking up in a new world 25 years ago (opens the original)
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Flags are placed by the names of those killed during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks at the reflecting pools at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York. One World Trade Center rises in the background. Most of us know all about those âremember where you wereâ events. Theyâre the events that are of such historical significance that we remember exactly where we were when we heard or read the news or saw it flash across our TV screens. There was the Challenger explosion. I wasnât
HAVARD: When Nac/Lufkin rivalry got a little more heated in 2010 (opens the original)
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For years after I started covering the John Outlaw-led Panthers in 2000, the Lufkin/Nac game always seemed like more of a formality than a rivalry. It wasnât that Lufkin won. It was the fact that the games were never close. And the atmosphere was always closer to a scrimmage than a real rivalry. The only somewhat close game in that series was probably memorable for other reasons. It was the night Nacogdoches and Lufkin were in a 7-7 tie in the third quarter and had the Panthers backed up at th
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