The AmberGuygerVerdict: Murder, Mistake, or Both? On Sept. 6, 2018, off-duty Dallas police officer, Amber Guyger, after a 14-hour shift, entered an apartment she thought was hers at Southside Flats
If you’ve managed to get through the past week without hearing the name Greta Thunberg, congratulations on seriously curtailing your daily intake of television. But if you’re keen to keep
AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott on Sept. 19 declared a state of disaster in counties impacted by Tropical Storm Imelda, which first hit the upper Texas Gulf Coast on Sept.
If I’ve learned anything in the last two years, it’s that life does not stop at 60. Saturday morning, in the unexpected light rain, I joined a group of athletes
Disappearing cantaloupes While I always knew that the cantaloupe has long been a frequent visitor to nearly every Texas lunch table, I must admit that I was late to the
If you were raised with the full plate of Seminole ISD curriculum, as I was, it was a given that our favorite Indian, Quanah Parker, was born out in northeastern
Thursday was my first introduction to Ag/Oil Day in Seminole, and it was, without a doubt, a pleasant surprise. For me, it was a much-needed blast from the past, and
I don’t mind being wrong; it’s something I experience often. But when someone unexpectedly corrects my mistakes in a kind and helpful manner, in which local retired farmer Luther Cope
Jussie Smollett 2.0 A former NFL player named Edawn Coughman is facing federal charges after faking a burglary at his Gwinnett County, Georgia eatery. The 31-year-old is proprietor of the
Watching the 2019 Democrat primary debates, and for that matter the 2016 Republican debates, is a lot like watching the old slasher movies like Friday the 13th. The script was
