As a kid, Jason Anderson was captivated by the stories of families moving west in a covered wagon. When the computer game “Oregon Trail” came out during his seventh and eighth grade years, he and his friends latched onto it. “The unwavering commitment and spirit of those early pioneers left a pretty big impression on me,” he said. Jason was also good at writing as a … [Read more...]
Finding Her Voice and Fulfilling a Vision
The Impact of Sabrina Bingham on Youth Volleyball in the Big Country It takes a special person to see the potential in a child; to speak the words they need to hear to help them believe that they have what it takes. It takes a special person to guide a child to success, understanding it looks different for every person, but that every person is capable. It takes a special … [Read more...]
Every Shot Matters
Jim Ned senior Corban Nix has turned disc golf from a family pastime into a path toward Junior Worlds and possibly a collegiate future. Corban Nix spends most days doing the same thing: practicing disc golf. The rising senior at Jim Ned High School plays daily, constantly working on his throws, refining his consistency and preparing for tournaments that now take him … [Read more...]
Beyond the Storm
Life for the Lambert family is divided into two parts: before the tornado and after. Before, their days revolved around ranch life outside of Hawley, school schedules and baseball games. Their home sat on land they loved, a house they built when Kasey and Wes were first married and where they were raising their two children, Lane and Allie. After May 2 two years ago, those … [Read more...]
An Accounting Adventure
THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF BOBBIE LEE WOLFE Bobbie Lee Wolfe wanted to be a rancher – but fortunately for his many clients and friends – the Lord had other plans. A native of Beeville, TX, who graduated from Pawney High School in 1954 and married his high-school sweetheart a year later, Bobbie said that growing up on a ranch, he “tried to be a rancher.” “That didn’t work … [Read more...]