Author: Cisco Writers Club
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July 2019: Independent Thoughts
Two hundred and forty-three years ago world history shifted forever – and for the better – with the declaration of American independence. Cisco Writers Club did not meet the first Thursday in July 2019, as we usually do, so our members could celebrate Independence Day. Instead, we offer some personal thoughts. “July 4 is a…
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October 2018: When Your Post Goes Viral
It was Thursday, October 11, at 8:03 a.m., that Mattea Goff, stay-at-home wife and mom of two in Cisco, Texas, posted a simple set of stick-figure cartoons on Facebook. She had sketched the humorous stick family to convey to husband Kris the exhaustion many new moms feel, and why. She thought it might resonate with…
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September 2017: Writing Contest Awards Ceremony
Cisco Writers Club celebrated all those who submitted manuscripts in our 41st Annual Summer Writing Contest on Thursday, September 7, 2017. Significant cash accompanied several certificates as we handed out almost $1,500 in prize money. For winners in the Adventures in Writing category, focused entirely on 15-year-olds-andunder, the prize was a flight in a small…
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August 2017: Tex Thompson
The lone grammar-ranger, Tex Thompson, saddled her horse and started her long ride west, visiting 9 cities in 17 days. Cisco was one! As always, she explains the nuts and bolts in a fun, charismatic way. Her premise here: “It’s a truth every interviewee knows: there’s nothing more tragic than missing out on your dream…
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December 2016: Westman and Walter Presentation
Rob Westman and Kay Walton presented a stellar program at the Myrtle Wilks community Center Auditorium on Thursday, December 8. Westman is a writer and Abilene ISD videographer. Walton is an Abilene artist. They brought a few of Walton’s paintings that were used extensively in Westman’s recent documentary movie. The movie resulted from research to…




