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Our nation has faced unprecedented challenges due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and the agriculture industry is no exception. USDA Farm Service Agency, reminding farmers and ranchers that FSA is now accepting applications for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. This program provides vital financial assistance to producers to offset impacts off COVID-19.
Specific crops and livestock, along with wool and dairy, are eligible for CFAP. Our website, farmers.gov/cfap, is your one-stop-shop for available commodities, payment rates, eligibility criteria, and application forms. You’ll also find a payment calculator that assists you with completing your application.
We accept applications for CFAP through Aug. 28, and if you have CFAP questions, customers can call the CFAP call center at 887-508-8364, or by contacting your local FSA county office. In Lamar County, it is at 201 N. Collegiate Dr., Ste. 500, Paris.
From farm to table, presenting the Bogata Farmer’s Market. Locally grown, locally made, locally crafted. Thursday (Aug 13), Friday (Sep 4), and Thursday (Sep 24), from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm at the Four-Way, US 271 at 37.
Because of low blood supply, there is a blood drive Saturday, August 22, from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm at Hughes Spring Masonic Lodge, 406 County Rd 1577, Hughes Springs.
They test all donations for the COVID-19 antibody to identify potential convalescent plasma donors for patients fighting the COVID-19 illness. This test will show if you have had COVID-19 in the past, not that you currently have the virus. We DO NOT use a nose swab. We draw a small tube of blood during the donation process. We send the results to your email address within two weeks of donating blood.
TMBRA Barber Hills Hard Labor Mountain Bike Race is coming up Friday (Sep 4) at the Barber Hills Bike Trail at Pay Mayse Lake. The Kids Kup Event will be Saturday. Signups will start at noon, and the clinic and race will be at 2:00 pm. You must be 12 or under to participate, and masks will be required.
From farm to table, presenting the Bogata Farmer’s Market. Locally grown, locally made, locally crafted. Thursday (Aug 13), Friday (Sep 4), and Thursday (Sep 24), from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm at the Four-Way, US 271 at 37.
Reschedule Notice! Please take note of the updated dates below.
The headlines are unmistakable. Our world is on the precipice of extraordinary cataclysmic change. The conflict between two great world religions—Islam and Christianity—is fast approaching a devastating climax that will shake the whole world.
Make plans now to attend the free Islam and Christianity in Bible prophecy seminar September 11 – 20, 7:00 pm at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 302 Lakewood Dr., Mount Pleasant, and learn how to face the future with confidence.
After a decade of careful study, speaker Tim Roosenberg unveils a study of Bible prophecy that demonstrates that God’s Word is not silent in these last days. His seminar will point out the good and bad of both Christianity and Islam. He will be honest and direct but also respectful of different faith groups. People of any or no faith are welcome.
For more information, please visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/466492797564215
Don’t miss the free Islam and Christianity in Bible Prophecy Seminar, September 11 – 20, 7:00 pm at the Seventh-day Adventist Church, 302 Lakewood Dr., Mount Pleasant, Texas.
Please share this invite with family and friends you think might be interested.
Note: At this time, we do not plan to cancel this event due to Coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns. We are praying that everything will be ok to host our event due to this rescheduling. Please watch our website and Facebook page for updates.
