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In the Christian church year, the first Sunday after Epiphany celebrates the baptism of Jesus as recorded in Matthew 3:13-17.
Read moreElgin Middle School’s theater department recently put on festive performances on back to back nights, Dec. 16-17.
The program showcased The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson. EMS teacher Katie Brock directed the play.
Read moreAfter the Christmas tree, poinsettias are the quintessential holiday plant.
Read moreSomeone asked if Hogeye still exists. The answer is that there are two Hogeyes in Texas.
Read moreJan. 6 is called “The Epiphany of Our Lord,” which historically was an even bigger celebration in the church than Christmas Eve and Day.
Read moreThe City of Elgin is hosting a yearlong Sesquicentennial celebration in honor of the community’s founding in 1872.
Read moreWhile our secular calendar marks Jan. 1 as “New Year’s Day,” in the Christian Church, this day is the festival of “The Circumcision and Naming of Jesus,” since Jewish babies were circumcised on the eighth day after birth.
Read moreA group of Elgin natives recently celebrated 75 years of friendship.
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