HeyJaredMartin Gonzales
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Bozo Texino? (opens the original)
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Who is Bozo Texino? What a strange little question. Itâs English, yet so confusing. This has been the title of short stories, an independent documentary and many tall tales. Bill Daniel released a documentary titled as such in 2005 and is a gritty interpretation of the hobo and railroad life. Clay Coppedge writes about this in his 2011 book titled Forgotten Tales of Texas. The Coppedge book has some very fascinating stories that I encourage any Texan or history aficionado to dive into. A coupl
The Great Unifier (opens the original)
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I have always said that music is the great unifier. Thatâs with the exception of every 4 years when the Olympics start or when the World Cup occurs. Everyone can agree on music, at least it feels that way to me. The current times are so riddled with political agendas and everyone feeling they have to pick sides. With music, you donâ have to, just listen. If you like it, good. If you donât flip the station or shuffle with your music listener. Itâs simple. So, for this week, letâs agree
The Places We Went, Part 2 (opens the original)
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Some columns get more attention than others. Sometimes I get critiqued and sometimes I get praised. Both of those scenarios tell me that there are people reading and thatâs a good thing. Last weekâs column got me some feedback from different sources, even a local business owner whose business I misnamed. Most everyone who provided feedback were very cordial and the feedback was helpful. I received a call from Bobby Cashmere. Bobby is a friend and we have worked on several historic projects t
The Places We Went (opens the original)
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Last week on our Facebook page, I posted about KBOP and I also posted a picture of a young Aurora âDoraâ Martinez. The photo of Dora Martinez was provided by her daughter Diana Martinez. Diana has been a very reliable source of information for me and I consider her a friend. I have known her for many years. I hope she knows how much I have appreciated her kindness and her assistance. Back to the photo of Dora Martinez. She was the co-owner and operator of TV & Doraâs in Poteet. If you know
The Annual Battle of Medina Remembrance (opens the original)
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Since 1988, this commission has been involved in the remembrance ceremony and events surrounding the Battle of Medina. When this remembrance began, it was led by the Sons of the American Revolution and it has evolved over the years. This ceremony was started by Atascosa CHC Chair Mary Isabella Williams, her husband Edgar and Educator Judge Robert Thonhoff. It all started in an empty field on a hot August day near Bruce and Applewhite Roads in northern Atascosa County. Judge Thonhoff was passiona
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