Gov. Greg Abbott’s declaration that words are inadequate and must be met with action signals a turn from politics to policy. He’s better, historically speaking, at the former. What he’s proposing now will require some coalition-building in a divided political culture and with a Legislature riven by scandal.
I have survived the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, swatting roaches the size of rats, and watching little league baseball games while surrounded by swarming, bloodsucking mosquitoes.
Imagine my dismay the other morning when I learned, via CNN, that our President, Donald J. Trump, is actually -- wait a sec, where’s that quote -- “as destructive a
If the attendance for the city-wide event held at the Seminole City Park on Wednesday evening was any indication of the town’s strength in numbers, we are in fact “Seminole
Until moving to Seminole, I viewed nursing homes merely as a lifeless place where the elderly spent their remaining days on earth waiting for the final step. The ones I
High School football season is right around the corner, so here’s some free advice for our new coach. You all remember the famous halftime speech in the iconic West Texas
Robert Lewis of Colorado City collects bottles, arrowheads and coins. But of all his hobbies, there is one he likes the best. He makes fiddles. Each one takes a year
It is true that President Trump’s trade war with China has roiled investors and created volatility in the markets. And it has given the mainstream media a chance to talk
