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There’s something about the human spirit. It never stops dreaming. For Ledgestone resident Linda Stone, that dream is singing.

“I wanted to do, what I used to do,” Stone said. And what did she use to do? In a word, sing. As a teacher who taught military families, her career took her all around the world- beginning in Okinawa in the 1960s and ending in England—and where she traveled, she sang.

Meet our new intern reporter Madeline Tredway. Madeline applied for the internship through the Dripping Springs High School Conerstone program (see nearby article). She is currently a senior at DSHS and writes for the school newspaper.

If you go into Tomlinson’s Feed store in Belterra Village on Thursday nights, you’ll see a room to your left, where a few little girls are reading to two small cats. That is exactly the kind of activity that Thundering Paws, the non-profit that houses the cats at Tomlinson’s, wants to encourage. Thundering Paws, founded in 2001, is a non-profit grounded in the belief that all animals should have a sanctuary and a safe place, no matter their background.