In this life, we are going to be in relationships and we are going to get hurt. There will be misunderstandings, there will be conflicts, there will be apathy, there will be inconsiderate remarks, even with people you love deeply. How you handle that hurt will make the difference whether you have joy or whether you have resentment in your life.

The Schulenburg Knights of Columbus, Council 2902, presented a $500 check to the Schulenburg Area Food Pantry recently. Shown are (from left) KC members Harvey Schindler and Mason Florus; SAFP volunteer Louise Berger; KC grand knight, Dennis Johnson; SAFP volunteer Jack Niesner; and KC financial secretary Rodney Kalich.

To become mature human beings, to progress spiritually, to become loving people in the likeness of Christ, even to enjoy some peace and happiness in this life, we must become entirely free of bitterness. Indignation, resentment, the desire to “get even” and to live in hope that people are punished for their crimes, can keep us upset and tear us apart. So much so that the qualities of God – love, forgiveness, understanding and kindness – find no place in us.

Thanks to many generous donations, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Champion Valley was able to purchase a used 2019 Ford 15-passenger van from Chuck Brown Ford in Schulenburg. This

Sacred Heart Catholic School in Hallettsville wrapped up Catholic Schools Week with its annual Catholic Knowledge Bowl. Twenty-eight teams participated in an attempt to be named Catholic Knowledge Bowl winners.

As Turtle Wing Foundation prepares for its 2020 Jack Hooper Day at the Ballpark & Homerun Derby, the foundation acknowledges a donation made last year by Knights of Columbus Council

Bluebonnet Trails Community Services will hold a groundbreaking for a new health care facility in La Grange on Friday, Feb. 14 at 1 p.m. at 750 West Travis St. Bluebonnet