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Let the color yellow bring happiness, excitement to your garden

Superbells Lemon Slice is Dr. Alan Armitage’s absolute favorite calibrachoa according to his Mobile App. Here it is partnered with Supertunia Royal Velvet petunias and Superbena verbenas. PHOTO BY NORMAN WINTER

Let the color yellow bring happiness, excitement to your garden

If there were a color that represents happiness in the garden it would have to be yellow. One of the three primary colors, it has the power to evoke hope and excitement. When the forsythia breaks forth in the early spring, it not only catches your eye but also invigorates your step. Winter is over and a new season has been born.

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Living Light

Sigler at work in her California Studio.

Living Light

Leslie Lewis Sigler paints connections. Through her highly-detailed oil paintings of silver antiques, Sigler traces an object’s history as well its connection to the present day, each so painstakingly rendered, it appears to be high-quality photographs of careworn heirlooms.

Voice of Democracy winners

Pictured are Commander Brown, Torres, Hargraves, and Salmon. Submitted photo

Voice of Democracy winners

Maurice T. Suttles VFW Post 3413 Commander Stephanie Brown named Elizabeth D. Salmon as first place winner of the 2020-2021 Voice of Democracy with the theme “Is This the Country the Founders Envisioned?” Salmon advanced to District level. Second and Third place winner were Emma E. Hargraves and Arianna V. Torres

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Above, Pho Tran88's Vermicelli Noodle Bowl with Grilled Shrimp and all the fixings. Below, Pho Nam with brisket and trimmings.  Daily Record photos by Colton Ashabranner & Stephanie Gates

Foodie Friday: Pho Tran88

Have you been looking to satisfy a pho craving in San Marcos? A new Vietnamese restaurant just opened up downtown, just off of the square last week with a wide selection of authentic cuisine.

A Word About Recycling

A Word About Recycling

Last Thursday, our nation celebrated Earth Day… a day designed to reflect on how wonderful our earth is to have all the natural resources we have been blessed with to make our life just that much more comfortable. Unfortunately, we shouldn’t have to be reminded of this on just one day a year, but every day of the year.

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