travel

It seems like this has been in discussion for a while. Oh, and it has because just like everything in 2020 Covid has delayed a lot. Of course there was not a lot of travel last year so you got a little longer to be compliant.

A police chief in LaSalle Parish is warning motorists of unsafe driving conditions due to the winter storm in a very creative way.

As if this week has not already been one for the books. A book that we all just want to go ahead and return, throw in the garbage, or even burn. I am not a book burner but that is how this week has been.

We think about anything that is eco-friendly is only being good for the Earth, for our environment. It is good of course. Being eco-friendly can also be good for us. Now some of our choices may not be a choice we want to make this year.

So if you haven't flown and you plan on doing so for Thanksgiving here are some things to expect and ways to keep yourself healthy and safe. First of all wearing a mask is a must. The only time you get to take it off is when they are checking your ID....or if you are taking a drink or eating food. Otherwise keep it on.

Now this is a great job opportunity. Chief Exploration Officer for Michelob Ultra and it pays $50,000 a year.

I had to drive to Dallas last weekend to help my daughter move. I am not a fan of driving. I would much rather fly and get my work and or trip started. This was not an option with the ongoing Covid-19 issues.

I will say that this has been some of the craziest times I have ever remembered. We have had other trying times (9/11 and 2008) but this seems right up there.

There are a lot of changes this year due to Cornavirus. We are learning to wash our hands. That is probably the best thing happening. There are also a lot of things being cancelled.

Welcome to Texas, northern neighbor. The land where we eat brisket tacos for breakfast and wash it down with more brisket for dinner.

It is one of the busiest times of the year to travel and we could be dealing with wintry weather as we hit the roads across the panhandle this Thanksgiving.

Just in time for the hustle and bustle of Thanksgiving, our weather in the Texas panhandle is about to make a major change.