Opinion

AUSTIN – Spring brings out walkers, cyclists and drivers to enjoy the beauty across the state. No matter how you explore Texas, we can help each other stay safe on the road.

“There came unto him (Jesus) a woman having an alabaster box of very precious ointment, and poured it on his head, as he sat at meat.” This unnamed woman was at the last meal of Jesus and his disciples. She had a very expensive ointment that was poured out upon his head and the disciples questioned why. He said this was to prepare him for his burial. She was at the wright place, at the wright time, with the wright gift (very precious ointment) to fulfill the direct will of God. Our prayer should always be, “O Lord please allow us to be at the right place at the right time that we may be able to experience your direct will for our life and those around us.” Just imagine how exciting our Christian life would be if this was to happen during the next seven days. “Heavenly Father help each of us to live this time of experience so that others might see your love in us and experience eternal life in trusting you as their personal savior.” We have the Holy Spirit to remind us of spiritual needs and the Word of God to direct us if we will only apply them. Consider this question, “Why not?”

Limestone County Courthouse has released its monthly list of filed cases for February 2026. The cases were collected from the offices of the District and County Clerk. All questions related to these cases must be directed to the appropriate County office. The list includes various cases that were filed in the Courthouse during the given period. The details of these cases are not mentioned in the list, but interested parties can obtain them from the County office. The release of this list is an important step in maintaining transparency in the legal system. It keeps the public informed about the types of cases being filed in the Courthouse and the progress of ongoing cases. If you have any questions or concerns regarding these cases, please contact the appropriate County office for assistance.