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This little indigo petunia will steal your heart

Supertunia Mini Vista Indigo petunia and Rockin Golden Delicious pineapple sage wow with Superbena Whiteout verbena blooming below. Photo by Norman Winter

This little indigo petunia will steal your heart

Supertunia Mini Vista Indigo petunia, Luscious Royale Cosmo lantana and Calliope geraniums partner for look like Carnival in Rio. Photo by James Winter

This little indigo petunia will steal your heart

Supertunia Mini Vista Indigo made its debut last year and stopped everyone in their tracks. By all means, don’t let the mini throw you for even a second. This is the little indigo that could, or should I say it does, deliver riveting beauty and maximum performance in the landscape or mixed containers.

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The Write Stuff

The Central Texas Writing Programs at Texas State University has been lowering creative inhibitions of young writers since 1998.

The Write Stuff

Some writers take naturally to the art of storytelling, embracing the flow of the written word from the moment they pick up a pen. Others come to the craft with trepidation, feeling their way forward around the words as they write.

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Photo from the Aural Fixation event page on Facebook

Aural Fixation celebrates 40 episodes at Davenport May 24

Aural Fixation is celebrating its 40th episode with a live and inperson music game show at Davenport Monday, May 24. The game will feature host Dusty Kraatz and the Aural Fixation team (Dave Novak, Taylor Wallace, Josh Mathis and WJ Robinson) producing a television-style live stream with a real live audience. Four contestants will go through five rounds, battling it out to become the champion. Audience participation will be encouraged. Preshow starts at 7:30 p.m., with the live beginning at 8 p.m.

Salad Days

Sweet and savory salad is the perfect lighter fare for summer. Photo from Metro Creative

Salad Days

When the warm weather beckons, people are apt to spend more time enjoying the great outdoors. Many people also are less likely to prepare heavy meals when the weather warms up. Rich, filling foods can make people feel sluggish, especially on hot days and nights. That’s why salads and summer are such a perfect match.

The Journey Continues

The Journey Continues: Congratulating our graduates

This week congratulates high school and college/ university seniors. “Matriculation” is a rite of passage one never forgets. Graduates, I admire you and pray you won’t do anything stupid (i.e.: driving while using substances). You’ve a future to fulfill. College graduates, jumping into the San Marcos River is a tradition; therefore, it is fun, not stupid. Looking toward careers choices and job searches calls for a little levity.

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Above, Koy Chinese & Sushi Restaurant's General Tso's Chicken — fried chicken sautéed in red peppers and the restaurant’s special brown sauce served with egg drop soup, fried rice and a pork egg roll. Below, Koy's moo goo gai pan, which came with chicken, carrots and mushrooms, fried rice and a pork egg roll . Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter

Foodie Friday: Koy Chinese & Sushi Restaurant

This week’s Foodie Friday took us to Kyle where we sampled delicious Chinese cuisine at Koy Chinese & Sushi Restaurant. 

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