Monday, July 5, 2021

TERLINGUA MOON


Vol. 32, No. 27              July 6, 2021              BY MAEWESTERN

“When you become the image of your own imagination, it’s the most powerful thing you could ever do.” -- RuPaul Charles


New Rio Record Set

June 29 was the highest flow rate of the mighty Rio Grande recorded at the Castalon USGS gauging station at 6640 cfs in the 15 years data has been kept. This bests the previous record of 1210 cfs in June 2016. That’s a lotta water!


Shot Time Liquors

Open  Monday through Saturday 10 to 9

Stop the presses .... Twisted Tea Party Packs have arrived!!!! Peach, Raspberry, Half-Half, and Original all in a convenient 12 pack! They have been out of stock for so long and just when we needed a Boost for the Summer ..... they came back. But we didn’t get many, and we aren’t sure how long they will be available. Come and get’em while we got’em!


Ginchy Gas House

Automotive Repair, Heavy Equipment and Hydraulic Repair, Fleet Service. We can do it all! We keep oil and filters in stock for most vehicles! Cal 432-371-3830 or email ginchygashouse@gmail.com to make an appointment.


Big Bend Church Activities

July 7-8 Vacation Bible School is back! Each day from 9:30-2:30 so come join the fun and enjoy the theme “Destination Dig”!

July 9 - FREE Medical Clinic for the community. From 9:00 until ???? This is the 3rd time this FREE clinic has been provided for the community. We trust you’ll continue to come take advantage of this opportunity!


Flack Electrical Services

Joshua Flack, Owner/Master Electrician TECL #31064 ME #337791   Licensed, bonded and insured   940.255.2723


Dig Terlingua 

We do Septic Systems and Dirt Work

Backhoe, Bulldozer, Motor Grader & Dump Truck with Operator for Hire. Site Preparation - pads, roads & ditches.

We deliver road base, gravel, sand, etc.

Licensed for Septic System Site Evaluations & Installations - Commercial & Residential - TCEQ #34046.

Whatever you need dug – WE DIG IT.   713.907.5259


DB’s Rustic Iron Barbecue

Hope everyone enjoyed their Independence Day!

FYI- We will be closed for the rest of this month (July) to try and make progress on the new building and a few other things. Thanks for your continued patronage and see y’all soon.


Terlingua Bottoms Group

The Terlingua Bottoms Group of AA meets every Thursday at 7:30 at the Big Bend Church in Study Butte. We wear masks during the meeting, and observe distancing.  The meetings are open to anyone who has or thinks they may have a drinking problem.


Espresso ... y poco mas

Best coffee in town along with cooked to order breakfasts, lunches and packed picnics.

Everything is made  to order whether it’s your eggs in the morning  or your lunch salad or sandwich.  Check us out for smoothies, freshly baked pastries and more.

We have a full menu from 7:30 am until 2 pm seven days a week.  While you're here, enjoy free wifi, local newspapers and super comfortable outdoor seating.  Located in the Ghost Town.


Taqueria El Milagro

Join us for authentic Mexican food  5 pm- 10 pm Wednesdays through Sunday.

We specialize in tacos (all kinds), elote, chili rellenos,  steaks, plus stuffed baked potatoes, burgers and hot dogs. Everyone will find something they love.

BYOB and make your own party. Drive through/to go orders.  432 371 2060.  


Earth & Fire Gallery

Earth & Fire Gallery Presents Antonio N. Guerrero’s “The Matter in the Truth” on display through July 31st. Swing by to see his and 6 other artists’work.


Mavericks’ Ice House

Mavericks’ Ice House is closed until further notice. Repairs need to be made to the front porch, so for the safety of our staff and guests we are temporarily closed.



Letter to Study Butte Water Board 

(included without comment)


Sam Bottenfield, President of the Board

 CC: Greg Henington

        John Holroyd

        Leon Smith

        Lico Miller

Dear Board Members:

My name is Dave Byrne and I am a resident of BJ’s RV Park for almost four years. I am 75 years old and seriously handicapped walking only by using a walker.  There are other full time residents of this park as well, including children and infants.

Recently, a pressure reducer was not reinstalled as it should have been causing RV hookup sites to have water leaks. These leaks were not discovered until after some time had passed because there are no guests here during the summer months.

I feel that the leaks were the fault of the work crews for Study Butte Water and that the company bares responsibility for them and that BJ’s is not negligent with regard to the leaks. I feel that the Water Company and BJ’s should work towards a reasonable solution that would keep the water on as it would be a serious detriment to my life as it would be to others if water was not available.

Thank you for your consideration,

Dave Byrne




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