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Lipscomb County Courthouse
PO Box 70
Lipscomb, TX 79056
Phone: 806.862.3091
County Clerk Clk has birth, marriage, divorce, probate, court
and land records from 1887, military discharge records from
1919 and naturalization records 1926-1927[1]
Parent County
1876--Lipscomb County was created 21 August 1876 from Bexar Land District. County seat: Lipscomb [2]
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- Lipscomb County Cemeteries, book by LaVaun Kraft. Iinformation on each of the nine Lipscomb County cemeteries: Heart Cemetery, Kiowa Cemetery, View Point Cemetery, Darrouzett Cemetery, Fairview Cemetery, Fairmont Cemetery, Lipscomb Cemetery, St. John's Cemetery, and Higgins Cemetery; each section includes information about the origins of the cemetery with deeds and certificates, an index of the persons buried in the cemetery, a list of the information on each of the headstones in the cemetery, and a list of the veterans buried in the cemetery. Digital version online at The Portal To Texas History.
- Lipscomb County Cemeteries from the TXGenWeb site.
- 1880 Census for Lipscomb County, census images on line at archive.org; transcription from the TXGenWeb site.
- 1900 Census for Lipscomb County, census images on line at archive.org; transcription from the TXGenWeb site.
- 1910 Census for Lipscomb County, census images on line at archive.org; transcription from the TXGenWeb site.
- 1920 Census for Lipscomb County, census images on line at archive.org; transcription from the TXGenWeb site.
- 1930 Census for Lipscomb County, census images on line at archive.org; transcription from the TXGenWeb site.
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After land was transferred to private ownership, subsequent transactions, including deeds and mortgages, have been recorded by the county. You can obtain copies of these land records by writing to the county clerk at the county courthouse. For more information, see Texas Land and Property.
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Local Histories
Local histories are available for Lipscomb County, Texas Genealogy. County histories may include biographies, church, school and government history, and military information. For more information about local histories, see the wiki page section Texas Local Histories.
- A History of Lipscomb County, 1876-1976, by the Lipscomb Historical Survey Committee. Read the book on line at The Portal to Texas History.
- Lipscomb County History from the Handbook of Texas Online.
- Texas Counties Map. Click on the county to go to the Texas Genweb site
- 1838 - 1900 Texas Muster Roll Index Cards 1838-1900 at Ancestry.com — index and images $
- 1845 - 1848 US American Volunteer Soldiers Mexican War 1845-1848 at Ancestry.com — index $
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Texas County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910 lists FHL films with county tax lists. The lists vary by county and year. Most records are between the years of 1846 - 1910.
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Online Birth Indexes and Records
- Lipscomb County Birth Records 1926-1993, selected years from the TXGenWeb site.
- Lipscomb County Births compiled from World War I Civilian Draft Card Registrations, from the TXGenWeb site.
- Texas, Birth Certificates, 1903-1935 (images and index) - FamilySearch
Original Birth Records on Microfilm
Online Marriage Indexes and Records
- Lipscomb County Marriages 1851-1900 from the TXGenWeb site.
- Texas, County Marriage Index, 1837-1977 - FamilySearch records collection
- Texas, Marriages, 1837-1973 - FamilySearch record collection
- Texas, Marriages, 1966-2010 - FamilySearch record collection
- 1814 - 1909 and 1966 - 2011 Texas Marriage Collection 1814-1909 and 1966-2011 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1837 - 1977 Texas Select County Marriage Index 1837-1977 at Ancestry.com — index $
Original Marriage Records on Microfilm
Online Death Indexes and Records
- Texas Death Records 1890 – 1976 [with images]
Name index and images of statewide death certificates, 1890-1976. The name index has been created by FamilySearch and is tied to images of the Texas death certificates. Few certificates are available prior to 1903.
- Lipscomb County Deaths 1964-1998 from the TXGenWeb site.
- Texas Death Index 1964 to 1998 [no images] Name index to Texas Statewide Death Certificates or four million people who have died since 1964.
- 1977 - 1986 Texas Deaths 1977-1986 at FamilySearch.org — index
- 1903 - 1973 Texas Deaths and Burials 1903-1973 at FamilySearch.org — index
- 1903 - 1982 Texas Death Certificates 1903-1982 at Ancestry.com — index and images $
Original Death Records on Microfilm
- Texas Divorce Records 1968 - 2005 (index) - Hidden Ancestors
- 1968-2010 Texas Divorce Index 1968-2010 at FamilySearch.org — index
- 1968 - 2011 Texas Divorces 1968-2011 at Ancestry.com — index $
Societies and Libraries
Amarillo Genealogical Society
413 East Fourth Street
Amarillo TX 79189
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Pampa Genealogical and Historical Society
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Pampa, TX 79065
Hemphill County Genealogical Society
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Canadian TX 79014
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Highway 305
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
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- FamilySearch Catalog
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Lipscomb County, Texas. Page 669 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
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"The most important thing a city does is educate its children," Westfield Mayor Daniel M. Knapik reminded us with a quote from one of his predecessors in the Westfield Mayor's office, Rick Sullivan, now Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA).
At Westfield Vocational-Technical High School (WVTHS), the city's commitment to its younger generation is visible − literally. After nearly four years of dedicated work and an almost 40 percent savings in natural gas in FY 2013, the hallways of the historic home of WVTHS now shine with a new, more efficient heating system that's unobstructed to the eye. The gains came through the Massachusetts School Building Authority's Green Repair Program and an Energy Management Services (EMS) project assisted by EEA's Department of Energy Resources (DOER).
The massive $9 million project has sentimental value for Mayor Knapik, who attended high school in the building back when it housed Westfield High. At a ribbon-cutting event in June, the mayor, who also chairs the Westfield School Committee, spoke with nostalgia of turning the beacon, the highest point in Westfield, "back on with efficient LED lighting."
The building also sports a new boiler system, a new roof, and new windows. Classrooms now have automatic carbon monoxide detectors that regulate the flow of fresh air depending on need, improving not only the energy efficiency of the building, but also the health of its occupants. The auditorium, a center of culture that benefits the whole city, is now refreshingly air-conditioned. It was in this auditorium that State Treasurer Steve Grossman cut the ceremonial ribbon, the finale to a festive celebration of the completion of the project. The event ended with a tour of the new energy-saving features.
The local effort of Westfield allowed the town to tap various resources to optimize benefits. An energy management services project reviewed by DOER and carried out by Siemens was implemented separate from, but in harmony with, a Massachusetts School Building Authority project − an approach that yielded great rewards for the city. Westfield has $40,000 in guaranteed annual energy cost savings as a result of the energy efficiency upgrades supplied by Siemens with the promise that, should the savings go unrealized, the company will pay the difference. These guaranteed savings will help repay the $4.7 million in bonds Westfield has issued to finance the EMS work. MSBA's Green Repair Program invested $5.3 million.
If your community is interested in undertaking a project like Westfield's, DOER has many resources to help you reach that goal. Like Westfield, you may have the potential to develop a successful EMS project (also known as an energy savings performance contract), depending on the energy efficiency opportunities within your facilities. For more information on Energy Management Services, and many more resources, visit www.mass.gov/energy/greencommunities.
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Twelve Girls of Bikini Basketball: Miami Spice's Mysha Love
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If you love bikinis, basketball, or women who get into both, Christmas has come early for you this year. The Miami Spice Bikini Basketball team has chosen its roster, and we're serving up photos and interviews of 12 of its newly named members. Consider it our Christmas gift to you.
Mysha Love is originally from New Jersey, but made her way to Miami for school. She's been playing ball since the tender age of 4, and hit the courts all through middle and high school. In addition to serving as shooting guard for the team, she's also a student.
"I'm studying secondary English education with a minor in business administration, but what I really want to do is own my own after-school program," Mysha says.
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"I think a lot of people are gonna be more naive to the fact that we're women," Love said. "Bikini Basketball, its not just girls who run around in bathing suits who don't know how to play. When they see that, they'll put that other stuff in the background. When they see us play, that's when they'll understand."
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For the holidays this year, Mysha's back east with her fam. In fact, her birthday is jammed between two big holiday events. "My birthday is on the 22nd, so I get gypped, like, every year," she laughs.
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Anything is indeed possible under Obama and neo-progressive in Congress. Especially with the lawlessness.
" The biggest limit it appears is simply their ability to acquire enough notes on the open market"
rrb the racist persona produces pure wanton ignorance, again.
OPie go play with something else.
Wozzle Oilvebur you are bored? Read a great book.
Also, in all these years not one OLB trooper has bothered to read an econ 101 book. So it is the same yammering year after year.
You really do not understand just how ignorant you are? Also do not care?
Such is the natural of irrational reality. Oliverbur will just pretend.
Just use American natural gas. We do not need your contribution. Ignore
"Many scholars,[specify] such as Paul Joskow, have described limits to the "levelized cost of electricity" metric for comparing new generating sources. In particular, LCOE ignores time effects associated with matching production to demand. This happens at two levels: (1) dispatchability, the ability of a generating system to come online, go offline, or ramp up or down, quickly as demand swings; and (2) the extent to which the availability profile matches or conflicts with the market demand profile. Thermally lethargic technologies like coal and nuclear are physically incapable of fast ramping. Capital intensive technologies such as wind, solar, and nuclear are economically disadvantaged unless generating at maximum availability since the LCOE is nearly all sunk-cost capital investment. Intermittent power sources, such as wind and solar, may incur extra costs associated with needing to have storage or backup generation available."
In addition, they ignored very serious issues of grid soundness due to variability. Germany let this get so out of control they are dumping wind generation on their neighbors and destabilizing their grids.
Avoiding this truth is why the OLB is changing the subject or rather attempting to do so.
"The US Energy Information Administration has cautioned that levelized costs of non-dispatchable sources such as wind or solar should be compared to the avoided energy cost rather than the levelized cost of dispatchable sources such as fossil fuels or geothermal. This is because introduction of fluctuating power sources may or may not avoid capital and maintenance costs of backup dispatchable sources."
Nothing like a Middle East arms race set off by an Obama nuclear deal.
Wrong. OIl shales were sold to buy Hugoton. Which is very low cost very rich gas.
Another Progressive folb lat earther.
Oh no Willie is having tantrum with guns. ;)
"If Linn can do that, which means deferring payment on the bulk of their debt, there'll likely be no problem doing the same with the far"
My goodness just when I think there are not new ways for Ron^3 to demonstrate basic ignorance.
LINE certainly could roll over their debt. Question is at what rate. Will cash flow be enough to service the coupon?
Has nothing to do with deferring payment on the other notes. Which would cause a default. So it could not be done in the first place. Such foolishness.
I can not explain the Progressive condition. Neither can they.
I am being censored.
Interesting how Progressive can slur Americans like homosexuals and not get deleted.
Honesty it is better to leave their ugliness in the light. Still it does make a point.
Good post.
The Progressives running around an American natural gas board want solar panels. So they need a corrupt and inept Hillary to impose it for them.
Progressive Prancing Bear,
The Planned Parenthood abortionist admitted to manipulating the abortion procedure. Withholding pain killers for the young women and inflicting additional pain so as to maximize the harvest of the slaughtered human being.
Spare yourself all the inane nonsense. Address the reality.
It does not matter if the video was edited. It does not matter is it was gained illegally.
The truth is self admitted by the abortionist. She withheld care, changed the procedure without the girls aware consent and increased pain and duration to manipulate the baby. For a profit motive.
Did this occur or not? Remember the full video is available on You Tube. Your childish insane lies are already fully exposed. If an American will take the time and the pain of watching the full videos.
Something which your nihilist behavior allow makes necessary. You are very sick.
Simplistic and uninformed Oliver. The short answer is childish Progressive.
The switch from coal to natural gas is not all that great. What would be important is an increase in overall electricity demand consistent with a healthy economic recovery.
No surprise despite all the Progressive myth telling about our economy, electricity demand has barely budged. Consistent with the #$%$ part time service jobs of this crippled Obama economy.
NG processing investment was crippled by Obama. The EPA getting busted manipulating well pollution data had a chilling effect through the whole economy. Frackers fracked but the investment to process the additional production volumes came up far short.
It is not a matter of not 'liking' Obama policies like a childish Progressive dogmatically believes. It is a matter of understanding just how pig headed and irresponsible this 'mam' is. Trading on the uniformed Progressive Jon Stewart nature for the glory of the ignorant. A step beyond false glory like crony capitalist Clinton.
Look, all Obama had to do to reduce co2 was leave natural gas alone. It is displacing coal based on cost. All this Obama foolishness achieved nothing except cast fear into capital investment in our economy.
Then our economy would not be laboring under a 38% increase in the cost of electricity and co2 would be lower.
That lack of capital investment is why our wages are falling. It is why jobs are of such poor quality.
Look Oliver, you do not understand. You could understand if you wished. YOu do not understand solar power and you haven't given the slightest thought to grid stability and efficiency.
Progressive politics as your religion is a sick way to exist.
Overall real GDP from January 2001 through December 2008 grew at an average annual rate of 2.125%.[67] From 2001 through 2004, GDP growth was clocked at 2.35%. The number of jobs created grew by 6.5% on average. The growth in average salaries was 1.2%. Growth in consumer spending was 72% faster than growth in income. Investment in residential real-estate soared, growing 26% faster than average.[12][65]
Now we can and should do much better than Bush. His China trade policy was an epic failure.
It put downward pressure on wages and increase employment instability. But incomes did increase under Bush while they are still collapsed under Obama.
Bush borrowed to much.
The critical thing is Obama took over while the economy was contracting. So he should have benefited from return to capacity growth.
Look Obama truly is horrendous.
We can do better therefore should do better than GW Bush
Playing the bonds is a favorite game of the shorts. Buy up the bonds and then drive the company into bankruptcy. A cheap way to take over crown jewel assets.
So in a perverse way, the big discounts on the bonds reflect a belief by the shorts that LINE can service and refinance it's debt load. Being able to buy the debt in at a big discount further builds a barrier to the short game.
Now poor Willie,
Your Progressive sententious material nihilism is pointless. Which is why you and the entire OLB are pointless.
The OLB refuse to watch Fox or read the WSJ and this choice results in clear and present wanton ignorance.
I see the totalitarian CHicoms are so very happy Obama is surrendering American internet control.
The man is clearly some sort of emotional mess.
Yes. The next President can quickly get to 4% growth by simply not being Obama of the economy killing pettiness.
Foolish and simple minded gpd.


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Local company sues contractor over work at Houma shipyard
Published: Saturday, March 5, 2011 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, March 5, 2011 at 12:11 a.m.
HOUMA — A Terrebonne shipyard is suing one of its contractors over what it says is faulty soil-stabilization work.
LaShip, owned by the Edison Chouest Offshore company, alleges that Hayward Baker of Delaware breached its contract by making mistakes in its geotechnical work.
At issue is work done to prepare the site under the main building of LaShip's covered shipyard at the Port of Terrebonne. The suit alleges the faulty work forced the project to be delayed by as much as three months.
"LaShip also sustained unnecessary lost time and production for equipment and buildings that sat idle as a result of HBI's delays on the project, which damages will be proven at trial," the suit says.
LaShip, represented by Phelps Dunbar of New Orleans, is seeking unspecified damages.
Hayward Baker has not filed a response at the Terrebonne Courthouse, and neither company returned a request for comment Friday.
David Rabalais, executive director of the port, said Hayward Baker had also been a subcontractor under F. Miller Construction, which built the $27 million taxpayer-financed bulkhead at the port that will be leased by LaShip. The port had not run into any problems with that work, Rabalais said, but LaShip had hired the company to perform additional work for its shipyard construction.
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"Industry watchers say that China's scrutiny has homed in on multinational companies..."
What better way to show you're cracking down on "corruption" without harming any of your government comrades or supporters? Target foreign companies instead! Makes the gov't look proactive and tickles the funnybone of Chinese nationalism. It's a win-win!
One thing you can be sure of is that, even if Chinese cities and provinces succeed in cleaning up pollution, cadres and CCP officials will not bear the brunt; they will still rake in the crooked renminbi. Ordinary citizens will feel the pinch and take the hits for environmental cleanup, so that even such a positive step as reducing pollution will exacerbate social and anti-gov't tensions. CCP apparatchiks are the most crooked of the crooked.
Stupid commie Chicoms.
Travelled to Shanghai for a minor operation to have my shrunken testicles enlarged. Chicoms everywhere in China, next thing I wake up and the chicom Doctor has stitched my penis onto my head by mistake.
Nightmare flight back home to the U.S ... Let me tell you its very uncomfortable having your own penis stuck on your head. Its also not easy being known as Ken the little Dick-Head.
Funny on the one hand how the WSJ is happy to report on and point out the real and extensive economic costs of ongoing environmental degradation in China, but then on the other parrot weak-thinking blowhards like Gingrich who would elimiate the EPA here in the US.
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It's hard to believe it's only been about two-and-a-half years since director Danny Boyle gave us the much-hailed 127 HOURS. Since then he directed a wildly successful stage version of FRANKENSTEIN (two versions, technically) for the London stage and engineered a little dog-and-pony show known as the opening ceremony of the London Olympics (so technically Boyle has directed a James Bond movie, albeit a short film). But with his latest film, TRANCE, Boyle is back to giving us his classic brand of mind-fuck cinema.
TRANCE stars James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson and Vincent Cassel in a work that is part heist film, part psychological thriller, part trippy sexy adventure, and all classic, kinetic Boyle. And that's all you need to know, because the less you know about this remarkable little gem of a film, the better. And I've got a whole lot of reserved seats for Chicago-area Ain't it Cool News readers for a screening of TRANCE taking place Tuesday, April 9 at 7pm at a theater in downtown Chicago (the exact location will not only be given to winners).
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Am here for the first time. Had long discussion with my waitress regarding Celiac. Was promised she would watch my meal prep and ensure it was done correctly. Another server brought the meal out and it included the rice which the gf menu clearly stated was not to be served. Waited while they redid my entire entree. This is a common problem in all restaurants but still frustrating. When new meal did arrive it was extremely over salted and no adjustment to the bill was offered.
3012 William St., Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
We get sick EVERY time we eat here. not celiac safe.
3112 Browns Mill Rd., Johnson City, TN 37604
My waiter was some what aware of the GF menu but when my salad came out it had croutons on it, not sure if they made a new one or just removed them. I do not have a real bed intolerance, just have a reaction if I eat a lot of gluten. I also have diabetes and they could not tell me how many carbs items had over all not to bad but I would be very careful if you are very sensitive to gluten. Kitchen Manager did come out to check with me and my steak did have a pick in it to show it was a special order. Block butter was great!
6701 S. Westnedge Ave., Portage, MI 49002
VERY limited selection...no celiac-friendly appetizers. Sit there with nothing and watch your friends eat delicious smelling breads.
1345 Whitestone Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
I was extremely skeptical about eating here because of the bad reviews. However, I decided to try it but be very adamant to the waitress that I was allergic and extremely sensitive to gluten. She brought me a gluten free menu which I ordered a sweet potato...plain ( brought my own butter) and veggie skewer. I ordered grilled shrimp kabobs ala cart with no rice and I made sure to say no rice... it can't even touch it. She understood. The food came exactly how I ordered it. It did not make me sick and was very good. maybe I just got lucky but I am pleasantly surprised. I worried the whole meal that I would start to feel sick within the hour but I'm fine. I was very very clear about my gluten allergy and asked the waitress to please tell the cooks.
211 Azalea Square Blvd., Summerville, SC 29483
used to be good, got careless.
I am 50 year old recently diagnosed with celiac. Felt safe trying Logans in Oxford, Al. eating a steak with fries and corn. Yeah I'm still learning. Terrible mistake...up all night in the bathroom and missed a day of work. Not sure what item set this off but it was for sure at Logans where I got it.
1900 East 20th Street, Chico, CA 95928
No clue as to what is gluten free. No gluten free menu or knowledge of what goes in food or how it's prepared. They did offer to "check with kitchen" for just about every single question.
86 W. 14 Mile Rd., Troy, MI 48083
Dirty, Dirty place!!!
1000 Timber Dr East, Garner, NC 27529
No gluten free menu but I do know we cannot eat the butter or the bacon. I always get a steak with baked potato and bring my own butter to throw on when it comes out. The sour cream and cheese are fine. Seasoning on the steak is fine. I have severe celiac and have never had a problem eating at Logan's. Just be smart and go with steak and potato. Can't go wrong.
1400 I-35N, New Braunfels, TX 78130
They have a Gluten-free menu, but don't know truly about gluten and allergies. Place is pretty dirty. Won't be back, just praying I don't have a reaction. Eat here at your own risk.
1490 Skibo Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303
No gf menu. I could only have a steak and vegetable skewers.
1955 Hilltop Dr, Redding, CA 96002
I have celiacs and they have a gluten free menu that lets you know the tweeks you will need to make. When my food came out it had their butter which contains gluten but they happily switched it out for the block butter and I had not problems.
4201 S. Medford Dr., Lufkin, TX 75901
The food is awful!
2649 S. Market St., Gilbert, AZ 85295
GFMENU for celiac had good options. Not as many appetizer options as we'd like. My wife enjoyed her food with no issues.
7731 Donegan Dr., Manassas, VA 20110
In all fairness, they corrected the mistake, but the initial response left me wondering about the safety. My husband has Celiac but I usually do the requests if we dine out because I'm more assertive about the diet requirements. He ordered from the gluten free menu and made it clear it needed to be gluten free- but they brought his salad out with croutons. I had ordered the same (with croutons) and the table runner seemed baffled when I pointed out that there should be one without croutons. He said he would just "go take them off" so we sent our server after him to make sure it was made fresh without cross contamination. Now, obviously if someone had a peanut allergy you wouldn't expect Logan's to be safe, but tonight's dinner did not leave us feeling like it was the safest bet. When we travel- it's just not easy and unfortunately, gluten-free menus do not mean that staff really understand. Maybe "gluten free" friendly if you can withstand a little cross contamination, but I wouldn't say this place was Celiac friendly.
4511 Highway 17 South, N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
offered gluten free printout from the corporate website then did not have most of the item's. celiac's beware
3701 Call Field Rd., Wichita Falls, TX 76308
The gluten free menu is really just a piece of printed paper. I guess if you want plain food with no sauces you might find something to eat... I was hoping for more. Also fries are cooked with wheat items so I couldn't even have those.
604 Carriage House Dr., Jackson, TN 38305
The salad and steak was to be Gluten Free. I was sick by the time I was in the SUV. I will not eat there again. I would not recommend you eat at Longhorn Steakhouse.
2531 Broad St, Sumter, SC 29150
Staff not knowledgeable. Our server was rude when I asked a lot of questions and attempted to find something I could modify to fit my needs. Finally had to get a manager to help. He tried to accommodate us, however if my kids had not already ordered and been set on eating there, I would have left. Do not recommend this location.
1201 W. Osceola Pkwy., Kissimmee, FL 34741
The sever was amazing but the cook messed up on my order and I had everything but gluten free on my plate 😡
945 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa, AZ 85201
Short menu and I don't know about being gluten free so be very specific when you order sat exactly weekday the gluten free menu states. I was with friends and this was the only thing in the area with gluten free options.We were hungry!.Good service and the drinks were strong!.No reaction!
1540 Alliant Avenue, Louisville, KY 40299
Very kind bartender/waitress but slow service. She made the extra effort to ensure I had a good GF experience and was knowledgeable. The chef even asked about sensitivity to cheese. However, I was finally walking out to my car when I broke out in sweats and my insides turned to liquid magma. I barely made it home and I didn't want to stop anywhere with my humiliating problems. I had ribeye, asparagus with block butter, and salad with Kens dressing. I have no idea what happened...
2840 E. Franklin Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28054
Logan's in Gastonia NC is not GF. When I talked to the waitress she had to get the manager, neither knew what gluten free or gluten was. No gf menu. This should not be on the list. Do not recommend this place to anybody with Celiacs.
4753 Montgomery Hwy., Dothan, AL 36303
Staff is knowledgeable and I had the BEST food! Delicious salad, steak with blue cheese topping and rice! Highly recommend
23115 I-30 South, Bryant, AR 72022
Terrible experience. First after waiting for 1 hour for our food with no one there on a Monday night, we were told they had no potatoes but our steak was ready. They no longer carry Ken's Dressings because they are making there own. So I decided to not have a salad. My steak was cooked rare instead of medium. It was literally still "mooing". Then the veggie skewers I got because of the potato situation were still raw. The part that made me most angry was the fact that they no longer have Ken's Dressings which are gluten free so I could not have a salad. This location has never been gluten free / celiac friendly. Have had my share of issues at this location but tonight put me over the edge to never ever return.
945 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa, AZ 85201
They don't have a standard GF menu, but one that is revised every few months. They hand you just a piece of paper, but you can see the current date on it which is nice. I have eaten there a number of times and have not had a problem. I do make sure the butter they bring me is the block butter like listed in a previous review though. They have a good sized selections of entrees and salads to choose from. The hand shaken teas and lemonades are amazing!
3112 Browns Mill Rd., Johnson City, TN 37604
The food was AWESOME! They have a gf menu and what the staff lack in knowledge of the diet they make up for in eagerness to get it right because she said "I know food can make you sick and I want to make sure it is right." The manager/shift leader (not sure which) even came over to check on us. Wonderful experience as well as good.
2775 Legends Pkwy., Prattville, AL 36066
What is on the menu is not what is in the kitchen. Butter for example. There is no butter here. And everything is tasteless without salt. Yech!!!!
4046 Wards Rd., Lynchburg, VA 24502
Staff are aware of gluten sensitivity. Good food and goo, friendly service. GF menu.
1900 East 20th Street, Chico, CA 95928
waitress was aware of gf options and allowed us to relax and enjoy the meal.I
65 Wilderness Trail,, Wilderness Trail, Hamburg, PA 19526
Friendly and knowledgeable staff, very good gluten free menu.
740 N.W. Broad, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
I LOVE that they actually had a gluten-free menu to give me so I didn't just have to guess or go off what I've seen others day online. The menu listed the entrees, sides, and dressings/sauces that were GF and even said what changes or substitution would need to be made. I didn't feel sick at all the day after, which is really rare for a "normal" restaurant. Not to mention, my meal (mesquite wood-grilled chicken with vegetable skewers and a salad) was delicious. The waiter was super nice and didn't roll his eyes at my somewhat complicated order. I'll be going back!
3402 Clemson Blvd., Anderson, SC 29621
no gf menu
6685 Airways Blvd., Southaven, MS 38671
Very good will go back. Had the anything and everything salad.
1900 East 20th Street, Chico, CA 95928
There is a gluten free menu but the staff is not aware if what that means. Eat here if you must but be prepared to question and treat this establishment as if there is no GF menu.
3969 Morse Crossing, Columbus, OH 43219
Gluten-free menu. Staff appeared very knowledgeable. They even said "You probably don't want the rolls then, do you?" Great meal, and I felt very comfortable that my server understood and was sharing my specific needs with the chef and other staff.
3153 Alpine Ave., Walker, MI 49544
Staff are not very knowledgeable of GF requirements, but one explained a GF meal is possible. I wouldn't consider it celiac friendly.
1345 Whitestone Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
This place shouldn't be included in this app. I went to eat & I should've known there was an issue when they brought out my shrimp on the rice they said NOT to eat if you're gf. This has been the worst CC I've gotten in almost a year!! Our server was very nice, but the cooks need more training on what Gluten Free really means! I'll never go back😷
4225 N. Main, Mishawaka, IN 46545
Kayla was our waitress and she was very knowledgeable about gf and df options. they have a printed gf menu. great experience!
3310 California Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93304
Horrible service along with lack of knowledge of food allergies. Food was not good either. Will never be going back!
1560 Pkwy., Sevierville, TN 37862
My husband and friends ate there 08/30/2014. Although they have a very nice GF menu...I did get sick. Unfortunately, I am very sensitive and the least bit of cross contamination gets me every time!
2701 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins, GA 31093
Pretty good gluten free options
351 S. Perry Rd., Plainfield, IN 46168
awesome food and the drinks are cheap!
600 E. County Line Rd., Ridgeland, MS 39157
see manager for dedicated gluten free menu. it's printed at time of request for the most up to date items. good selection but no gluten free bread items. manager completely aware of cross contamination
3611 N. Shiloh Dr., Fayetteville, AR 72703
They have a dedicated GF menu and the waiter was knowledgeable. The chicken, baked potato, and veggies I ordered were very good.
740 N.W. Broad, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
My husband and I did not hurt at all after eating at Logan's! Our server was so understanding and kind. She read the gluten free menu right along with us as she took our order so that she could make sure to write down any vital substitutes. We got the hot wings appetizer, the Logan steak, and the Peppercorn grilled chicken with a baked potato with no whipped margarine, vegetable skewers, and salads with no croutons. When you order the grilled chicken, make sure to tell your server to write NO RICE for your dish. They typically serve the chicken on a bed of rice, which has gluten in it. The hot wings were my absolute favorite! It is very rare that we can eat wings with seasoning somewhere and not get sick! We fully recommend this place for anyone with gluten intolerance! We are pretty sensitive to gluten and would have known if we ate some gluten, and we did not!
12950 N.W. Freeway, Houston, TX 77040
Shared the rack of ribs off the gluten free menu, made sure to tell the server a couple of times "make sure they know it's gluten free"... Long story short my daughter and I were sick for 3 days, it was clearly not gf.. :( I was so sad because it was sooooo good! Our deter was so nice and the manager even came and discussed the gf menu with us, they are very knowledgeable and friendly... But we won't do that again... I'm sure it was just a mix-up, which happens, something as simple as the server grabbing the wrong rack of ribs - but not worth the pain and sickness that came with it :(
1250 24th Ave. N.W., Norman, OK 73069
Ordered from the gf menu, there was an issue with my chicken and I sent it back. When I picked up the chicken, there was rice under the chicken (their rice has gluten in it) and so I sent back the entire plate. After asking questions, I found out they brought back the same shrimp and baked potato, but on a clean plate. She assured me that no rice had touched the other stuff. Still wasn't the best or most reassuring experience.
1955 Hilltop Dr, Redding, CA 96002
Loved it lots of options just had to tweek my meal which they did with no problem:-)
1020 N. Military Hwy., Norfolk, VA 23502
my dad took me to Logan's for lunch last fall. they have a small but reasonable gluten free menu. I ordered the grilled wings and a sweet potato. the wings were excellent. I actually prefer my wings grilled as opposed to fried so I would probably have ordered the same thing if I could eat gluten.
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'Requiem for a Lost Empire'
Published: October 7, 2001
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Chance willed it that the explosions did not start again. The man and woman, who accepted each day of silence as a gift of God or of fate, were not to know that artificial lakes were no longer needed, since the one to whom they were dedicated had just died.
The news of Stalin's death would be brought to them, three months later, by a woman with white hair, a lithe and youthful step, and eyes that did not judge. The only one who knew their secret refuge, she was more than a friend or relative. She came as night fell, greeted them, and spent several seconds stroking the surface of the granite slab, whose presence in their house no longer amazed the couple and seemed as natural to the infant as the sun at the window or the fresh scent of the clothes hanging up outside the wall. The word "rock" would be one of the first he learned.
It was from that infant, no doubt, that I inherited both the fear of naming things and the painful temptation to do so. An infant, borne away one night by the white-haired woman who, as she made her escape, did her utmost for him not to be aware of it. At first she was successful, until she came to cross a narrow suspension bridge above the stream. The infant was dozing with open eyes, and did not seem surprised. He recognized the warmth of the woman's body, the shape and strength of the arms holding him tight. Despite the darkness, the air had the same scent as usual, the pleasantly sharp tang of dead leaves. Even the mountains, now black, and the trees tinted blue by the moon did not amaze him: often the sun's fierce light at noon would seem to turn the ground and the foliage around their house black.
But halfway across the little bridge, as it sways on its ropes, suddenly everything changes. The infant does not see the worn slats on which the woman is moving falteringly forward, nor the gaps left by the missing ones, nor the phosphorescent foam on the stream. But he senses, without knowing why, that the woman carrying him is afraid. And this fear in an adult is as strange as the abrupt maneuver by which she grips the collar of his little shirt in her teeth, reaches out with her arms to cling to the ropes and leaves him dangling in the dark air. Her stride -- almost a leap -- over the broken slats is so long that the child feels as if he is flying. The pebbles on the bank crunch under the woman's feet. She unclenches her jaw, takes the infant in her arms again. And hastily puts her hand over his mouth, anticipating the cry that this being, who is beginning to understand, was about to utter.
For the infant their nocturnal escape coincided with that unique moment when the world becomes words. Only the day before everything was still fused together into a luminous mixture of sounds, skies, familiar faces. When the sun went down, his father would appear on the threshold of the house -- and the joy of the setting sun was also joy at seeing this smiling man whom the sun brought home, or was it, perhaps, the father's return that sent the sun plunging into the branches of the forest and turned its rays copper? His mother's hands smelled of clothing washed in the icy waters of the stream, a fragrance that scented the first hours of the morning, mingling with the breeze that blew down from the mountains. And this flow of air was inseparable from the quick caress with which his mother's fingers strayed into his hair when she woke him. Occasionally, amid this tissue of lights and scents, a rarer note: the presence of the woman with white hair. Sometimes her coming coincided with the retreat of the last snows toward the mountaintops, sometimes with the blooming of those great purple flowers on their tall stems that seemed to light up the underbrush. She would come and the infant would notice an extra clarity in all that he saw and breathed. He came to associate this mysterious happiness with the little suspension bridge that the woman used to cross when she spent a few days in their house.
On that particular night it was the same woman, gripping his shirt collar in her teeth and carrying him over the little bridge as it set snares for them with its broken slats. When she collapsed amid the thickets she just had time to stifle the infant's cry. He struggled for a second, then froze, alarmed by quite a new sensation: the woman's hand was trembling. Silent now, he observed the world disintegrating into objects he could name, and which, once named, hurt his eyes. This moon, a kind of frozen sun. This bridge, a secret herald of happiness no longer. The smell of the water, no longer associated with the coolness of his mother's hands. But above all, this woman, sitting in the darkness, her anxious face turned toward impending danger.
He recalled that their whole journey, begun well before sunset, had been nothing other than a slow slide toward a world riven by strangeness and fear. They had started by walking through the forest, up hill and down dale, at a pace too fast for an ordinary stroll. The sun had gone down without waiting for his father's smile. Then the forest had thrust them out onto a level, open space and the child, not believing his eyes, had seen several houses lined up along a road. Before that there had only been one house in the world, theirs, hidden between the stream and the wooded flank of the mountain. The house, unique, like the sky or the sun, impregnated with all the scents given off by the forest, in tune with the yellowing of the leaves that covered its roof, attentive to changes of the light. And now this street lined with houses! Their multiplicity hurts his eyes, provokes a painful need to respond. The word "house" forms in the infant's mouth, leaving an insipid, hollow taste. They spend a long while in an empty courtyard behind a fence, and when the child grows impatient and utters the word "house," to indicate that he wants to go home, the woman hugs him to herself and stops him from speaking. Over her shoulder he becomes aware of a group of men. Their appearance leaves him totally baffled. To himself he says "people" the word he had heard spoken at home with a slight anxious hesitation. People, the others, them ... Now he sees them in flesh and blood, they exist. The world is growing bigger, teeming, destroying the singularity of those who hitherto surrounded him: his mother, his father, the white-haired woman. By saying "people," he feels he has done something irreparable. He closes his eyes, opens them again. The people disappearing at the end of the street all look alike in their dark jackets and pants and their long black boots. He hears the woman heave a deep sigh.
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