Not Your Daddy’s Congressperson After Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made her outrageous and tasteless comments about concentration camps on our southern border, it was only a matter of time before her fellow
This week I am in the Dominican Republic. While at the airport, we realized three other mission teams from across the United States were also on our flight. I looked
When you get right down to it, I am a loser. Thankfully, however, there are people in Seminole who anonymously have my back. I’m not a failure by any means;
David Hogg and Kyle Kashug have a lot in common. Or at least they did, until the political winds blew them in different directions. Kashug and Hogg were both survivors’
One of the fascinating aspects of the newspaper business is you never know what might strike a chord with readers. Experience has proven that stories you think bear importance often
Saturday afternoon’s drive to Lubbock’s Preston Smith International Airport felt like a five-minute jaunt thanks to an engaging conversation with, much to my surprise, a 15-year-old. My oldest grandchild, Haley,
A Yankee Whataburger? What the...? Last weekend, my son and I were making our way from Dallas to Fort Worth in some horrendous rainfall when the hyper-annoying squawk, squawk, squawk
There’s a difference between being a beggar and being a believer. And then there’s also this thing called persistence. Jesus said, “Suppose you went to a friend’s house at midnight,
Gibson’s Food Market and Bakery had become as entrenched in the Oberlin, Ohio communityas a business could be. It had been operated by five generations of Gibsons since 1885, including
