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Celebrate St. Vincent’s Ballet Folklorico at The Paramount

Mi Tierra MexicanaWhat: Traditional dances from five regions of MexicoWhen: 7 p.m. Aug. 21; 6 p.m. Aug. 22Where: Paramount Theater, 352 Cypress St.Who: St. Vincent Pallotti Catholic Church Ballet Folklorico, directed by Alvaro Munoz; special music by Mariachi Alma Mexicana of San AngeloDetails: Masks are requiredTickets: Adults $15; children under age 10 $8; some tickets will be available at the

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Time Travel

By NANCY PATRICK In the late 80s and early 90s, my son Jason had a favorite television show called Quantam Leap. Though not a fan, I knew that in each episode the main character traveled to a historical time where he would need to help with someone’s problems. Although I don’t really believe in time travel, I have to admit

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Jobs Corps Needs Volunteer Teachers

Christian Women’s Job Corps of AbileneNeeds: Three volunteer teachers for work skills classes; prayer partnersFall session: Sept. 7-Nov. 11 (Classes are free)Volunteer teacher training: 10-11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 241350 N. 10th St.325-701-9250cwjcabilene@gmail.com Sharon Maurer, executive directorStudent application: https://www.cwjcabilene.org/student-applicationVolunteer application: https://www.cwjcabilene.org/volunteer-application By LORETTA FULTON Looking for a way to help others by simply sharing your knowledge? If so, Christian Women’s Job Corps

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Packs vs Herds

By DANNY MINTON My son Scottie and I watched the Ice Age movie one evening when one scene stuck out to me. The three main characters of the film are three friends, a mammoth (Manny), a sloth (Sid), and a saber-toothed tiger (Diego), an unusual trio, to say the least. In this one scene, Diego is trying to talk another

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Survey: Highly Religious Americans More Skeptical About Extraterrestrial Life

Pew Research Center Religious and secular thinkers alike have long discussed what the implications for religion would be if humans discovered intelligent life on other planets. In the United States, highly religious adults are much more skeptical about the possibility of extraterrestrial life compared with those who are less religious, according to a recent Pew Rearch Center survey.  This is evidenced by

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