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05/19/2021

Garage Sale
8:00 a.m. - ?, Friday & Saturday, May 21-22, 2021.
6202 4th Street Apartment 90 (take entrance into Shadow Hills closest to Milwaukee Avenue.
Singer Serger (excellent condition), Futon bed, bar stool, living room chair, La Z Boy recliner, Electrolux Oxygen vacuum, Canon photo printer (excellent condition), Laser Jet Printer, yarn, kitchen items and appliances, glass ware, purses, Accordion (approximately 80 years old), and much more.
Part of the annual community Garage Sale event at Shadow Hills Over 55.

05/05/2021

The Frenship Middle School girls 7th grade track team won the District 2-6A Championship with 196 points Monday, April 19, 2021, at People’s Bank Stadium in Wolfforth.

Also placing first were the Frenship Heritage MS boys 7th grade with 139 points, and the Heritage boys 8th grade team with 155 points.
Other Frenship ISD middle school teams competing were:
Frenship 8th grade boys with 14 points, 10th place; 8th grade girls with 34 points, 10th place; 7th grade boys with 30 points, 8th place.
Heritage 7th grade girls, 41 points, 10th; 8th grade girls, 104 points, 2nd.
Terra Vista 7th grade girls, 67 points, 3rd; 7th grade boys, 87 points, 2nd; 8th grade girls, 59 points, 3rd; 8th grade boys, 89 points, 3rd.

Kenzli Prichard of Frenship Middle School won the 7th Grade Girls 800M with a time of 2:33.36 for the District Championship.
A.J. Guerra of Heritage MS took first with a time of 2:25.21 in the 7th Grade Boys 800M run.
Carissa Todd of Heritage stormed to a first place finish with a time of 16.76 in the 8th Grade Girls 100M Hurdles.
Cole Higby won the 7th Grade Boys 100M Hurdles with a time of 18.50 for Heritage.
Elijah Dixon of Heritage won the 8th Grade Boys 100M Dash in a time of 12.52 seconds.
Baye Biddix of Terra Vista took 1st place with a time of 49.85 in the 8th Grade Girls 300M Hurdles.
Brody Rangel of Heritage finished the 7th Grade Boys 300M Hurdles in 48.60 for 1st place.
Brooklyn Esqueda of Frenship took 1st place in the 7th Grade Girls 200M Dash with a time of 28.10 seconds.
Skye Zint of Heritage won the 7th Grade Girls 1600M run with a time of 6:16.20. Zint also finished the Girls 2400M run in 9:55.60 for the championship.
Mateo Banda of Heritage finished first with a time of 5:35.22 in the 7th Grade Boys 1600M run.
Cash Graves of Heritage finished with a time of 8:33.80 for the Boys 7th Grade 2400M championship.
Jayden Kinsey of Heritage won the 8th Grade Boys 2400M run with a time of 8:44.11.
Cole Higby of Heritage took first with a distance of 39-02.00 in the 7th Grade Boys Shot Put.
Noah Ingram of Heritage launched the Shot 42-09.00 for first place in the 8th Grade Boys Shot Put.
Alexis Clark of Terra Vista logged a championship with a distance of 85-01 in the 8th Grade Girls Discus.
Harper Wright of Frenship cleared J7-06.00 for first place in 7th Grade Girls Pole Vault.
Bliss Dane of Frenship took first place with a jump of 5-00 in the 7th Grade Girls High Jump.
Carissa Todd of Heritage won with a distance of 15-05.25 in the 8th Grade Girls Long Jump.
Leyton Stone of Heritage sailed to first place with a distance of 38-09.50 in the 8th Grade Boys Triple Jump.

Frenship ISD middle school athletes also competing were:

Girls

800M
7th Grade – Graham Peeples, Frenship, 2:37.46, 2nd; Brylee Autrey, Frenship, 2:44.89, 4th; Alexis Franco, Terra Vista, 2:50.36, 7th.
8th Grade – Hannah Applin-Escobedo, Terra Vista, 2:42.92, 3rd; Jaylyn Mendez McLean, Heritage, 2:46.80, 4th; Sanya Fuambu, Heritage, 2:49.84, 5th.

100M Hurdles
7th Grade – Meredith McSween, Terra Vista, 17.74, 2nd; Alexandra Rangel, Terra Vista, 17.81, 3rd; Alyssa Hinojosa, Terra Vista, 18.37, 4th; Zeynep Ozfidan, Heritage, 18.69, 5th; Taylor Pebsworth, Frenship, 19.14, 7th; Sarah McQuillen, Heritage, 19.29, 8th.
8th Grade – Baye Biddix, Terra Vista, 17.12, 2nd; Addison Coats, Terra Vista, 18.84, 7th.

100M Dash
7th Grade – Brooklyn Escueda, Frenship, 13.44, 2nd; Miracle Hawkins, Heritage, 14.48, 6th; Mia Cruz, Terra Vista, 14.97, 8th.
8th Grade – Anne Louis, Heritage, 13.21, 2nd; Scout Trumble, Frenship, 14.08, 7th.

400M
7th Grade – Addisyn Bollinger, Frenship, 1:06.88, 2nd; Bliss Dane, Frenship, 1:06.93, 3rd; Emily Lent, Heritage, 1:07.55, 4th; Marli Lopez, Terra Vista, 1:08.64, 6th; Gabby Jaime, Terra Vista, 1:10.62, 8th.
8th Grade – Kariden Prichard, Frenship, 1:05.00, 2nd; Mackenna McNeely, Heritage, 1:06.70, 5th; Hannah Pharies, Terra Vista, 1:12.71, 7th.

300M Hurdles
7th Grade – Alyssa Hinojosa, Terra Vista, 52.73, 2nd; Alexandra Rangel, Terra Vista, 53.74, 3rd; Zyla Deshone, Frenship, 54.45, 4th; Taylor Pebsworth, Frenship, 54.73, 5th; Meredith McSween, Terra Vista, 55.28, 6th.
8th Grade – Carissa Todd, Heritage, 50.08, 2nd; Erianna Valadez, Heritage, 52.19, 3rd; Brianna Arguello, Frenship, 54.09, 5th; Addison Coats, Terra Vista, 54.42, 6th.

200M
7th Grade – Brinkley Coker, Frenship, 29.22, 3rd; Tobie McGehee, Frenship, 30.00, 5th; Presley Hanks, Terra Vista, 30.25, 7th; Kira Posadas, Terra Vista, 30.70, 8th.
8th Grade – Amarie Domingo, Terra Vista, 28.75, 4th; Isabella Palmer, Heritage, 29.29, 6th; Amithys Perez, Frenship, 30.68, 8th.

1600M
7th Grade – Gloria Vasquez, Heritage, 6:26.17, 4th; Ashley Griffin, Frenship, 6:30.26, 6th; Ciara Serna, Terra Vista, 6:41.41, 7th; Taylor Ryan, Heritage, 7:03.34, 8th.
8th Grade – Delilah Sabala, Terra Vista, 6:51.10, 6th; Krislyn Solis, Terra Vista, 7:26.93, 8th.

2400M
7th Grade – Ashley Griffin, Frenship, 10:13.97, 5th; Lani Allen, Heritage, 10:17.04, 6th; Ciara Serna, Terra Vista, 10:13.11, 7th.
8th Grade – Erianna Valadez, Heritage, 9:42.30, 4th; Kianah Aldaco, Terra Vista, 10:03.14, 5th; Delilah Sabala, Terra Vista, 10:52.52, 6th.

Shot Put
7th Grade – Ella Ackerman, Heritage, 20-05.79, 5th; Lily Alexander, Terra Vista, 28-06.00, 7th.
8th Grade – Kedan Burch, Heritage, 37-06.25, 2nd; Kelvie Roberts, Frenship, 33-02.75, 4th; Maryn Strobel, Frenship, 27-06.00, 8th.

Discus
7th Grade – Lily Alexander, Terra Vista, 68-11, 5th; Taylor Quate, Frenship, 59-00, 6th.
8th Grade – Maryn Strobel, Frenship, 81-00, 3rd.

Pole Vault
7th Grade – Allison King, Terra Vista, J6-06.00, 3rd; Kynlie Smith, Heritage, J6-06.00, 4th; Teagen Bennett, Frenship, J6-00.00, 5th; Madison Acevedo, Terra Vista, J5-06.00, 6th; Alizandra Perez, Terra Vista, J5-06.00, 7th; Rowan Halliday, Frenship, J5-06.00, 8th.
8th Grade – Anne Louise, Heritage, J8-00, 2nd; Kiera Blake, Frenship, 7-00, 4th; Scout Trumble, Frenship, 7-00, 4th.

High Jump
7th Grade – Harper Wright, Frenship, 4-10, 2nd; Brylee Autrey, Frenship, 4-08, 3rd; Halley Reynolds, Heritage, J4-06, 6th; Alexis Franco, Terra Vista, 4-02, 8th.
8th Grade – Mackenna McNeely, Heritage, J4-08, 4th; Hadlee Welch, Frenship, J4-08, 5th.

Long Jump
7th Grade – Brylee Autrey, Frenship, 14-04.25, 4th; Kaylee Rodriguez, Heritage, 13-11.25, 5th; Alyssa Hinojosa, Terra Vista, 12-07, 8th.
8th Grade – Isabella Palmer, Kariden Prichard, Frenship, 14-03.75, 5th; Zeta McDannels, Heritage, 13-11.50, 6th; Addison Coats, Terra Vista, 13-07, 7th.

Triple Jump
7th Grade – Brinkley Coker, Frenship, 32-00, 2nd; Bliss Dane, Frenship, 31-01, 3rd; Addisyn Bollinger, Frenship, 30-06, 5th; Mia Cruz, Terra Vista, 27-08, 8th.
8th Grade – Anne Louis, Heritage, 32-04, 2nd; Isabella Palmer, Heritage, 29-11, 7th.

4x100 Relay
7th Grade – Frenship, 53.08, 2nd, Bliss Dane, Brinkley Coker, Tobie McGehee, Brooklyn Esqueda; Terra Vista, 57.20, 5th; Heritage, No Time due to False Start, Miracle Hawkins, Avery Farias, Emmy Parrott, Riley Whipkey.
8th Grade – Frenship, Amithys Perez, Kariden Prichard, Addisyn Middleton, Scout Trumble 54.40, 5th; Terra Vista, 59.74, 8th; Frenship, Disqualified in the zone meet for getting out of the exchange zone, Anne Louis, Zeta McDannels, Izzy Palmer, Carissa Todd.

4x200 Relay
7th Grade – Frenship, 1:54.59, 3rd, Tobie McGehee, Mazzy Beam, Ava Weidemann, Brinkley Coker; Terra Vista, 1:57.21, 4th; Heritage, 1:57.81, 5th, Kaylee Rodriguez, Aubree Chapa, Bryce Wicks, Emmy Parrott.
8th Grade – Heritage, 1:53.77, 4th, Anne Louis, Izzy Palmer, Erianna Valadez, Zeta McDannels; Terra Vista, 1:59.11, 8th.

4x400 Relay
7th Grade – Frenship, 4:28.48, 1st, Bliss Dane, Kynzli Prichard, Graham Peeples, Brylee Autrey; Heritage, 4:38.75, 2nd, Emmy Parrott, Bryce Wicks, Emily Lent, Kiersten Lathrop; Terra Vista, 4:36.07, 3rd.
8th Grade – Terra Vista, 4:31.74, 2nd; Heritage, 4:33.89, 4th, Mac McNeely, Reaghan White, Carissa Todd, Zeta McDannels.

Boys

800M
7th Grade – Troy Thompson, Terra Vista, 2:30.34, 6th.
8th Grade – Diego Rodriguez, Heritage, 2:19.42, 2nd; Carson Lattimore, Terra Vista, 2:27.70, 6th; Isaiah Pineda, Terra Vista, 2:36.00, 8th.

110M Hurdles
7th Grade – Mark Nusz, Heritage, 19.28, 2nd; Zaryan Constancio, Terra Vista, 19.57, 3rd; Jackson Hacker, Frenship, 19.61, 4th; Nate Alexander, Terra Vista, 20.15, 7th.
8th Grade – Hunter Hicks, Heritage, 17.92, 2nd; Grant Sims, Terra Vista, 19.13, 7th; Tremont English, Terra Vista, 19.16, 8th.

100M
7th Grade – Richard Ybarra, Heritage, 12.94, 2nd.
8th Grade – Jordon Hernandez, Heritage, 12.81, 5th.

400M
7th Grade – Sam Miller, Heritage, 59.55, 2nd; Alejandro Salazar, Heritage, 59.81, 4th; Brandon Salinas, Terra Vista, 59.85, 5th; Reid Larson, Heritage, 1:02.79, 7th.
8th Grade – Peyton Laxson, Heritage, 56.64, 3rd; Collin Lucero, Heritage, 58.20, 4th; Dylan Rosemond, Terra Vista, 1:00.20, 6th; Holden Phillips, Terra Vista, 1:00.28, 7th.

300M Hurdles
7th Grade – Zaryan Constancio, Terra Vista, 48.95, 2nd; Hacker Jackson, Frenship, 49.39, 3rd; Nate Alexander, Terra Vista, 54.01, 6th; Mark Nusz, Heritage, 54.68, 7th.
8th Grade – Hunter Hicks, Heritage, 45.78, 2nd; Leyton Stone, Heritage, 46.34, 3rd; Brayden Bailey, Heritage, 46.75, 4th; Tremont English, Terra Vista, 47.19, 5th; Ethan Turner, Terra Vista, 47.57, 6th; Grant Sims, Terra Vista, 48.24, 8th.

200M
7th Grade – Richard Ybarra, Heritage, 26.33, 4th; A.J. Guerra, Heritage, 26.39, 5th; Aaron Lyons, Heritage, 26.46, 6th; Franck Makong, Terra Vista, 27.48, 7th.
8th Grade – Elijah Dixon, Heritage, 24.96, 3rd; Joseph Fores, Heritage, 25.42, 4th;

1600M
7th Grade – Troy Thompson, Terra Vista, 5:56.36, 5th; Jack Pollard, Terra Vista, 6:01.41, 6th; Drew McCalib, Terra Vista, 6:06.23, 7th.
8th Grade – Jayden Kinsey, Heritage, 5:31.75, 2nd; Nate Serna, Terra Vista, 5:41.72, 5th; Carson Lattimore, Terra Vista, 5:52.08, 7th.

2400M
7th Grade – Mateo Banda, Heritage, 8:42.39, 3rd; Jack Pollard, Terra Vista, 9:07.56, 5th; Aaron Abrego, Teerra Vista, 9:07.56, 6th; Troy Thompson, Terra Vista, 9:32.05, 7th.
8th Grade – Nate Serna, Terra Vista, 9:26.53, 7th; Isaiah Pineda, Terra Vista, 9:34.69, 8th.

Shot Put
7th Grade –
8th Grade – Grayson Page, Heritage, J41-02.00, 2nd; Christian Flores, Terra Vista, 37-04.00, 7th.

Discus
7th Grade – Linito Mendoza, Terra Vista, 87-05, 5th.
8th Grade – Holden Phillips, Terra Vista, 107-10, 3rd; Gavin Griffin, Heritage, 78-03, 8th.

Pole Vault
8th Grade – Grant Sims, Terra Vista, J9-06, 2nd; Dane Arp, Terra Vista, J8-06, 3rd; Bryce Garza, Heritage, J8-06, 4th; Jaxon Wright, Frenship, J8-06, 5th; Noah Roger, Terra Vista, J8-00, 7th.

High Jump
7th Grade – Marquis Tennison, Heritage, 5-02, 3rd; Nicholas Mendoza, Frenship, J5-00, 4th.
8th Grade – Kendrion Coleman, Terra Vista, 5-08, 3rd; L.J. Mitchell, Heritage, J5-04, 7th.

Long Jump
7th Grade – Richard Ybarra, Heritage, 17-02, 2nd; Cole Higby, Heritage, 17-02.50, 3rd; Balian Villanueva, Terra Vista, 15-10, 7th.
8th Grade – Ethan Deleon, Terra Vista, J18-08.50, 2nd; Elijah Moore, Terra Vista, 16-10, 8th.

Triple Jump
7th Grade – Jackson Hacker, Frenship, 34-02, 4th; Franck Makong, Terra Vista, 33-06, 5th.
8th Grade – Owen Sparks, Heritage, 36-02.50, 5th; Ethan Deleon, Terra Vista, 36-00, 6th; Kendrion Coleman, Terra Vista, 33-10, 8th.

4x100 Relay
7th Grade – Terra Vista, 48.50, 2nd; Heritage, 50.15, 5th, Brody Rangel, Machi McCleod, Hayden Wilson, and Marquis Tennison.
8th Grade – Terra Vista, 46.23, 2nd; Heritage, 46.55, 4th, Christian Serna, Noah Ingram, Maverick Allen, and Elijah Dixon.

4x200 Relay
7th Grade – Terra Vista, 1:42.48, 1st; Frenship, 1:46.76, 4th, Jayce Valadez, Josiah Glass, Nicholas Mendoza, Cameron Rodriguez.
8th Grade – Terra Vista, 1:36.12, 1st; Heritage, 1:37.79, 3rd, Chris Hernandez, Noah Ingram, Joseph Flores, Maverick Allen; Frenship, 1:39.16, 5th, J.T. Martinez, Lyle McChesney, Cooper Archer, Noah Rodriquez.

4x400 Relay
7th Grade – Terra Vista, 3:55.28, 1st; Heritage, 3:56.04, 2nd, Sam Miller, Hayden Wilson, Marquis Tennison, Cole Higby; Frenship, 4:11.53, 5th, Kolton Christie, Alex Mancias, Nicholas Mendoza, Cameron Rodriguez.
8th Grade – Heritage, 3:47.47, 2nd, Collin Lucero, Maverick Allen, Hudson Simpson, Peyton Laxson; Terra Vista, 4:49.14, 3rd; Frenship, 3:51.01, 4th, J.T. Martinez, Lyle McChesney, Cooper Archer, Noah Rodriquez.

04/27/2021

The Frenship Tigers track and field teams competed in the UIL Region 1 6A meet held April 23-24, 2021, at University of Texas in Arlington.

Ose Olumese (So) returned with the 3rd place Bronze Medal for his 45-08.75 foot distance in the men’s Triple Jump.

Chandler Wilson (So) cleared 11-00.00 for a 3rd place finish in the women’s Pole Vault for the Bronze Medal.

Other results:

Men
110M Hurdles – Sam Covington (Sr), 15.59, 11th place.
High Jump – Tate Beeles (So), 6-00.00, 13th.
Shot Put – Kyle McCormick (Jr), 49-11.00, 6th.

Women
100M Dash – Madison Nisbet (So), 13.13, 16th.
200M – Reanna Argullin (Sr), 26.11, 9th.
400M – Jillian Cowart (Sr), 1:00.18, 10th.
100M Hurdles – Timber Bennett (Fr), 17.42, 16th.
4x100 Relay – Argullin, Devin Moore, Cowart, and Gabrielle Deleon, 49.63, 13th.
4x200 Relay –Nisbet, Jentre Kennedy, Moore, and Deleon 1:46.81, 12th.
4x400 Relay –Cowart, Argullin, Moore, and Deleon, 3:59.07, 4th.
Triple Jump – Jentre Kennedy (Sr), 36-08.00, 5th.
Discus – Ashlyn McDaniel (Sr), 116-09.00, 5th; Skyler Dempsey (Sr), 115-09.00, 7th.
Shot Put – Jazmene Duran (Jr), 33-09.50, 10th.

04/19/2021

The Frenship women’s varsity track team finished second place with 98 points in the UIL Area District one and two 6A Track and Field meet, Friday, April 16, 2021, at Odessa Ratliff Stadium. El Paso Franklin finished with a first place score of 147 points.
The Frenship men’s team finished 9th with 30 points. The El Paso Franklin men’s team finished first with 92 points.

Lady Tigers’ Jillian Cowart (Sr) finished first with a time of 59.03, in the women’s 400M run, to qualify for the Region 1 Meet. Placing second with a time of 59.27 was Grace Oyetunde of El Paso Franklin, followed by Camilla Gonzalez of El Paso Montwood who finished with a time of 59.80 for third place.

Chandler Wilson (So) cleared 11-00.00 for first place in the Pole Vault event for Frenship, followed by Amelia Stuart of El Paso Franklin who also cleared 11-00.00 for second place, and McKenna McMillan’s 10-00.00 third place finish for San Angelo Central.

The Region 1 meet will be held, Friday and Saturday, April 23-24, at University of Texas Arlington Maverick Stadium in Arlington.

Other Region 1 qualifiers include:

Men
110M Hurdles – Sam Covington (Sr), 15.28 4th; Stephen Carreto of El Paso Franklin, 14.65 1st; Noah Hatcher of Abilene HS, 14.89 2nd; Joshua Massaquoi of El Paso Franklin, 15.26 3rd.
Shot Put – Kyle McCormick (Jr), 50-03 2nd; Brayden Cook (So), 46-08 6th; Garrett Whitehill of Midland Lee, 52-04.75 1st; Efren Ruvalcaba of El Paso Eastwood, 48-09.25 3rd.
High Jump - Tate Beeles, 6-04 3rd; Jacob English of San Angelo Central, 6-06 1st; Jaryn Talmadge of Abilene, 6-04 2nd.
Triple Jump – Ose Olumese (So), 44-08.25 2nd; Caleb Stewart of El Paso Americas, 46-04 1st; Raven Ortiz of San Angelo Central, 43-02.25 3rd.

Women
200M – Reanna Argullin (Sr), 25.93 3rd; Perside Ebingo of Abilene, 25.52 1st; Joy Egwu of Midland, 25.60 2nd.
100M Hurdles - Timber Bennett (Fr), 16.64 4th; Ciana Mayhall (Sr) 17.13 8th; Valeria Portillo of El Paso Coronado, 14.88 1st; Erika Salinas of El Paso Franklin, 16.57 2nd; Cailee Phillips of El Paso Franklin, 16.61 3rd.
4x100 Relay – Argullin, Devin Moore, Cowart, and Gabrielle Deleon, 49.69 4th; Midland HS, 49.12 1st; San Angelo Central, 49.66 2nd; El Paso Franklin, 49.67 3rd.
4x200 Relay – Madison Nisbet, Jentre Kennedy, Devin Moore, and Gabrielle Deleon, 1:46.88 3rd; San Angelo Central 1:45.90 1st; Abilene, 1:46.52 2nd.
4x400 Relay – Jillian Cowart, Reanna Argullin, Devin Moore, Gabrielle Deleon, 4:02.47 2nd; El Paso Franklin, 4:01.48 1st; El Paso Eastwood, 4:10.99 3rd.
Discus - Skyler Dempsey (Sr), 120-11 2nd; Ashlyn McDaniel (Sr), 116-07 3rd; Leah Acosta of Midland Lee, 149-01 1st.
Triple Jump – Jentre Kennedy (So), 35-09.50 2nd; Perside Ebengo of Abilene, 37-06.25 1st; Alani Hupstead of El Paso Americas, 34-04.50 3rd.

Also competing in the Area meet were:

Men
200M - Brooks Hocutt (Jr), 23.94 6th ; Angel Jurado of El Paso Franklin, 22.13 1st; Sir Drennan of El Paso Americas, 22.41 2nd.
800M – Gage Etchison (Sr), 2:09.99 8th; Jared Laverty of El Paso Americas, 1:56.19 1st; Omer Abrihim of Pebble Hills, 1:57.21 2nd.
Discus – Karson Jones (Jr), 134-08 5th; Julian De Lucio Dorsett of El Paso Franklin, 147-06 1st; Kaiden Andrews of Midland Lee, 142-06 2nd; Kole Pellerito of Pebble Hills, 141-04 3rd.

Women
1600M – Amaya Mendoza (Fr), 5:50.37 8th; Eva Jess of El Paso Franklin, 5:14.41 1st; Lauren Walls-Portillo of El Paso Eastwood, 5:20.62 2nd.
300M Hurdles – Bennett, 48.58 6th; Rylee Sanders (Fr), 49.19 7th; Arden Neff of San Angelo Central, 46.21 1st; Phillips of El Paso Franklin, 47.21 2nd; Salma Licon of El Paso Eastwood, 47.55 3rd.

04/17/2021

Editorial by Timothy W. Burnett

There are a small percentage of people who truly understand the high price paid for real resistance to the "covid" response cult bo***ge net that has been dropped over our country and states.

It is possible, the true resistance percentage is close to the percentage of American colonials who stood against the tyrannical British Empire prior to the American Revolutionary War.

Employees who even politely object to employers' face mask policies may be given notice of termination. If those employees refuse to comply with the business face mask directives, they will likely be fired on the spot.

It doesn't take much of an imagination to see what life can be like for the resistance considering masses of businesses simultaneously enforce the same face mask policies; and do so even after the Texas Governor and most Mayors lifted their face mask orders and proclamations.

The masses of businesses would likely reject people who are part of the peaceful resistance; who refuse to comply with ungodly and wicked policies that require employees and customers to wear face masks as a condition for employment or services.

Most sadly, the People must decide whether they will waive their Right to Life and Liberty in order to qualify for employment.

They must decide whether they will stand fast in the Liberty wherewith Christ has set us free, and be not entangled in the yoke of bo***ge; that being death and the fear of death, along with all associated actions related to that underlying fear.

Our heavenly Father designed all of mankind to breath maximum amounts of air, and minimal amounts of carbon dioxide gasses. Mankind was not designed to cover their noses and mouths.

Soon after Texas Governor Gregg Abbott lifted his tyrannical face mask order, certain Mayors around the state lifted their face mask "orders."

Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope replied to this writer's inquiry about his face mask Proclamation by pointing to the Governor's order. Pope did not specify whether he actually lifted his Proclamation for all Lubbock businesses to require employees to wear face masks.

The City of Lubbock confirmed that the Fire Marshal, Fire Chief, and Police Chief, never issued an order to enforce the Mayor's Proclamation.

Soon after the Governor's order and mayoral proclamation were lifted during early March 2021, a number of Lubbock big businesses announced plans to continue requiring employees to wear face masks. It's been over one month, and still, even small Lubbock businesses not only coerce employees into wearing face masks under threat of being fired, but they foolishly eject non-compliant customers.

This writer sent inquiries to various Lubbock businesses asking for clarification as to whether the face mask policies existed in order to qualify for "covid" relief loan forgiveness. In other words, do any of the covid relief loans include conditions requiring compliance with orders and guidelines in order to qualify for loan forgiveness.

Yes, the inquiry goes to whether this cult bo***ge is connected with money -- for the love of money is the root of all evil (1Timothy 6:10).

Only one business responded. Sonic Drive-In franchise owner Rodney Warren answered that the "Sonic Corp has decided to follow the CDC guide to Covid prevention. Therefore they have decided that Sonic employees will continue to wear masks."

Warren later clarified "the 2020 Cares Act had no bearing on the mask wearing decision." He did not reply to a follow-up question asking whether any conditions exist that might obligate Sonic to comply with CDC guidelines.

The federal Small Business Administration ignored a simply inquiry about whether any "covid" relief loans required borrowers to comply with guidelines and orders as a condition for loan forgiveness.

To date, it is still a mystery as to why all businesses simultaneously started, and continued to require employees and customers to wear face masks, while knowing that guidelines, orders, and proclamations were not enforceable.

During early September 2020, this writer filed an OSHA Workplace complaint against his former employer, asking to determine whether the business HVAC system should be converted to offset dangerously low oxygen volumes in the covered space of face masks. OSHA eventually inspected the facility and concluded the building air quality met federal standards. OSHA did not perform a comparative inspection of the air quality under the covered space of face masks.

During December 2020, this writer filed a new complaint against his former employer, expressing concerns of dangerously poor air quality in the covered space of face masks worn by employees, including dangerously low volume of oxygen and dangerously high volume of carbon dioxide.

The OSHA Regional office sent a notice of decision to not inspect, explaining that the second complaint was a duplicate of the first complaint against the same employer. To date, the second complaint is presently still on appeal with the Washington, D.C. office.

In his former employment with a private university, this writer had an opportunity to interact with students about face mask issues. A number of students expressed concerns about being exhausted after a few hours; one said she was experiencing headaches and was on the way to the university clinic for that reason.

Other students confirmed the university was requiring them to wear face mask for the duration of each class period, which could last nearly one to three hours.

One student spoke of feeling exhausted and out of breath during her evening non-university dance class.

She said it was not a problem before being required to wear face masks in school. She noted that the dancers were not required to wear masks while dancing, which revealed that exhaustion issues could be accumulative.

For most businesses, it's long been a standard policy for employees who are feeling sick to simply not come to work. Yet, all of a sudden, masses of businesses started coercing all employees into covering their noses and mouths with masks under threat of being fired.

Masses of business simultaneously shut down in willful voluntary compliance to unenforceable guidelines, proclamations and orders, with little or no resistance. Most of the businesses were supported by "covid" relief funds.

What was the motivating factor? Why is it that, to this day, masses of people continue to proudly don face masks and suffocate themselves for business and government executives.

What is motivating masses of businesses to coerce employees into working in such poor air quality conditions under threat of being fired? To take advantage of people's need to work for a living and support their families? To take advantage of their freedom as "corporate persons" to fire employees At Will?

The past 12 months has included a series of events and actions that raise important and reasonable questions about how government and business executives joined together to coerce employees into working in dangerously poor air quality conditions; tempting the People into waiving their Rights to Life and Liberty for the sake of employment.

The following inquiry was sent to Texas Tech University, Lubbock Christian University, United Supermarkets, HEB, and Sonic Drive-In:
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I am preparing an article updating the local and Texas "covid" response.

It came to my attention that businesses in the Lubbock and Wolfforth area will continue to require employees to wear face masks even after Governor Greg Abbott lifted his orders.

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04/14/2021

The Frenship men's and women's varsity tennis teams will compete for UIL District 2-6A Championship, starting Wednesday, April, 14, 2021, at the Frenship HS tennis complex in Wolfforth.

04/14/2021

The Frenship varsity track team participated in the District 2-6A Track and Field meet, starting Wednesday, March 31, 2021, at San Angelo.

According to men’s Coach Chris Fanelli, the UIL Area meet will start Friday, April 16, at Odessa Ratliff Stadium.

The top four finishers in each event will advance to the Area meet.

The Frenship women's team earned the District Championship with 150 points, followed by second place Abilene with 100 points and Midland with 97 points.

The men's team finished fourth with 76 points, under first place Abilene with 151 points and Midland Lee's 122 points.

Jillian Cowart (Sr) finished first with a time of 1:00.10 in the women’s 400M run, to qualify for the Area Meet. Placing second with a time of 1:00.56 was Maria Jimenez of Odessa Permian.

Cowart, Reanna Argullin (Sr), Gabrielle Deleon, and Devin Moore (Fr), also won the District Championship with a time of 4:04.68 in the women’s 4x400 Relay. San Angelo Central finished with a time of 4:09.36 for second place.

In the Shot Put event, Kyle McCormick (Jr) launched 53-00.00 for the championship.

Ose Olumese (So) stayed afloat for a championship distance of 44-11.25 in the men’s Triple Jump. Raven Ortiz of San Angelo Central finished second with a distance of 42-10.75 in the Triple Jump.

Other Area qualifiers include:

Men
200M - Brooks Hocutt (Jr), 22.94 2nd ; Enock Hafashimana of Abilene 22.92 1st; Trent Gonzalez of Midland Lee, 23.00 3rd.
110M Hurdles – Sam Covington (Sr), 15.22 2nd; Noah Hatcher of Abilene, 15.19 1st.
Shot Put – Brayden Cook, 47-04.50 2nd .
Discus – Karson Jones (Jr), 128-10 4th .
High Jump - Tate Beeles, 6-00.00 2nd .

Women
100M – Madison Nisbet (So), 12.93 3rd; Joy Egwu of Midland, 12.53 1st; Daveja Wilson of Odessa Permian, 12.62 2nd.
200M – Reanna Argullin (Sr), 26.11 2nd AQ; Perside Ebingo of Abilene, 25.74 1st; Joy Egwu of Midland, 26.14 3rd.
400M - Elizabeth McCann (Jr) 1:02.42 4th.
1600M - Amaya Mendoza (Fr), 5:45.28 4th.
100M Hurdles - Timber Bennett (Fr), 17.10 3rd; – Ciana Mayhall (Sr) 17.37 4th.
300M Hurdles - Rylee Sanders (Fr), 49.02 3rd; Bennett, 49.18 4th.
4x100 Relay – Argullin, Devin Moore, Gabrielle Deleon, and Nisbet, 49.81 3rd.
4x200 Relay – Nisbet, Carla Corrales, Jentre Kennedy, and Deleon, 1:47.37 4th.
Shot Put - SouthernAnn Cox (Jr), 36-00.50 3rd; Jazmene Duran (Jr), 35-07.75 4th.
Discus - Skyler Dempsey (Sr), 115-05 2nd; Ashlyn McDaniel (Sr), 107-10 3rd.
Triple Jump - Kennedy, 35-11.50 2nd; Elizabeth McCann, 34-09.00 3rd.

Also competing in the District meet were:

Men
100M – Jeremiah Washington (Jr), 11.29, 5th place; Canyon Moses of Midland Lee, 10.98 1st; Caleb Loyd of Midland HS, 11.11 2nd.
800M – Gage Etchison (Sr), 2:10.46 8th; Jalon Jackson (Jr), 2:13.80 12th.
1600M – Collin Turley (Sr), 4:48.05 8th; Gavin Morrison (So), 4:54.05 12th; Etchison, 4:54.50 13th.
3200M – Turley, 10:20.19 5th; Jackson, 10:50.11 9th; Morrison, 10:52.94 10th.
300M Hurdles – Covington, 42.48 5th; Ashton Gaona (Jr), 43.56 7th.
4x100 Relay – Brady Brooks, Brayden Cook, Stefano Sanchez, and Hocutt, 43.52 5th.
4x200 Relay – Hocutt, Cook, Dax Gonzales, and Brady Wolfe, 1:31.22 5th.
4x400 Relay – Wolfe, Gaona, Brody Cantu, and Carson Miller, Disqualified.
Shot Put – Karson Jones (Jr), 43-05.75 9th.
Discus –Tristane Climmer (Sr), 118-03 6th; Brayden Cortinaz, 104-04 12th.
High Jump – Miller, 5-10 5th.
Pole Vault – Jose Cano (So), 9-00.00 6th.
Long Jump – Ose Olumese (So), 20-02.25 5th; Sanchez, 20-00.50 7th; Ayden Brunson (Jr), 16-05.75 16th.
Triple Jump – Sanchez, 40-03.50 7th; Brunson, 38-04.00 12th.

Women
400M – Devin Moore (Fr), 1:02.58 5th.
800M – McCann, 2:33.96 5th; Erin Rivas (Fr), 2:39.64 9th; Melina Bustos (Sr), 2:43.82 14th.
1600M – Rivas, 6:01.88 11th; Bustos, 6:31.57 17th.
3200M – Mendoza, 13:37.50 8th; Kaylee Moore (Jr), 14:10.06 14th; Micah Harragan (Sr), 14:45.73 15th.
Shot Put – Keona Moore (Sr), 35-04.50 5th.
Discus – Zaria Thompson-Fowler (Jr), 91-05 9th.
High Jump – Mikah Chapman (Jr), 4-10.00 6th; Nisbet, 4-08.00 9th.
Pole Vault - Bennett, 8-00.00 7th.
Long Jump – Argullin, 16-01.00 6th; Bennett, 15-08.00 8th; Elizabeth McCann, 14-09.00 12th.
Triple Jump – Chapman, 32-09.00 10th.

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