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2108_local covers custom.qxp 7/14/21 11:34 AM Page 3 STUDENT EXPANDS AID KIDS GET RANCHES COME For FoSTer youTHS In THe kITCHen WITH buILT-In pooLS For CoServ MeMberS auguST 2021 Citizen Scientists volunteers help track, identify and protect the state’s natural resources MEET OUR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS See pageS 18–19 PLUS 24 Minor League baseball going Strong in Frisco 22 CoServ vehicle Fleet Saves Time and Money 21 repurposed Computers Help Local Students contents August 2021 04 currents The latest buzz 06 tcp talk Readers respond 18 co-op news Information plus energy and safety tips from your cooperative 29 Footnotes in texas history Stolen Words By Christopher Adams 30 tcp kitchen Kids Cooking By Megan Myers 34 hit the road Head Honcho 12 By Chet Garner 37 Focus on texas 08 Photo Contest: Channel Your Easing Life’s Portraits Inner Scientist Baggage Opportunities abound for Texans Flush with bags, a college 38 observations to augment impactful research. student finds new ways to Pools in support foster youths the Pasture By Melissa Gaskill through life transitions. By Brenda Kissko Photos by Julia Robinson By Chris Burrows Photos by Eric Pohl On The COver Diane Wilson shows nurdles— plastic pellets—she has collected at the Texas coast. Photo by Julia Robinson AbOve One of the thousands of bags hunter beaton has prepared for foster youths. Photo courtesy NRECA TexAsCOOppOWer.COm AugusT 2021 TEXAS COOP POWER 3 Currents Chess Royalty Rio Grande Valley chess team won the uniVersity oF texas its third consecutive national championship, defeating Webster University in April for the President’s Cup. Our June 2012 story The Kings and Queens of Brownsville told how young students made all the right moves to turn the U.S.’s southernmost border town into a chess powerhouse. Contests and More on texascooppoWer.coM $500 recipe contest soups and stews Focus on texas photos bridges poWer oF our people Know anybody as inspired and exceptional as hunter beaton, featured on page 12? Let us know so we can shine the spotlight on them. August 22 national tooth Fairy Day The tooth fairy forks over an average of $4.70 per visit in the u.s., a recent poll shows. That’s a far cry from the nickel recommended more than a century ago. The Chicago Tribune carried the first published mention of the tooth fairy— in 1908. Writer Lillian brown advised that parents might have an easier time persuading children to have loose teeth pulled if a “tooth fairy” left a small gift of 5 cents under youngsters’ pillows for each tooth lost. members of the uTrgv chess team often mentor K-12 students in brownsville schools. Chess bOArD: WhyFrAme | shuTTersTOCK.COm. Chess pLAyers: COurTesy uTrgv. gumbO: uCKyO | DOLLAr phOTO CLub. 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Researchers used barium sulfate, a powder that’s reflective across all wavelengths of sunlight, a uniquely to pigment the new paint—unlike most white paints, which portable tend to use titanium dioxide as pigment. magic.” —Stephen King Tell us how you would finish that says rain sounds like a Couldn’t pronounce a Finish this sentence. email your short responses cow peeing on a flat rock. word, so he made up a s u e b i g Ay new one that sounded to [email protected] or sAm hOusTOn eC sentence L i v i n g s TO n similar. comment on our Facebook post. CrAig mAssOuh peDernALes eC IT’S SO HOT ... include your co-op and town. here read the comics to me— s AT T L e r are some of the responses to our in different voices to June prompt: i always laugh when match the character. 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What we thought and relocate in a hurry [The men from all over from Europe and set up in Dallas in 1985. [‘That’s What Co-ops would be a short wine tasting Runaway Scrape, April 2021]. Are For,’ June 2021]. turned into an afternoon This makes me wonder what William F. Culver iii heroes all. of great memories. We left I would do if that situation Farmers eC KAren beverLy with extraordinary stories, arose in my lifetime. Collin County viA FACebOOK exquisite wine, an auto- Jessica Ridge wrote a great story. Also, graphed cover, new friends b. Jason epps the photo by Wyatt McSpadden of Hin- and a promise to return. Trinity valley eC kle leaning on the tree branch with the Traveling is really about heartland horse in the background was perfect. the people you encounter along the way. 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