Ken Ansell: Remember what it was like to be in love with Jesus?
I’ve shared before about the dust mop of a dog we call Buster.
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Eric Ruark: Environmentalism is conservative
Ask most Republicans or right-leaning voters for their thoughts on "environmentalism," and you'll hear a litany of complaints about progressives' attempts to remake our economy, increase the cost of living, and regulate small businesses into the ground.
Luke Clayton: Perfect day in the outdoors
Those of us that love spending time in the outdoors have learned that catching a big fish, bagging a trophy buck, shooting a limit of squirrels or capturing that perfect image on our camera doesn’t happen on every outing. Most of the time just having the privilege to breathe the fresh air and indulge ourselves in the natural world is reward enough.
Arthur I. Cyr: Russia's war in Ukraine remains a global threat
The decision by President Donald Trump to initiate peace talks with Russia and Ukraine has raised hopes that the brutal war may at last come to an end, after more than three bloody years of fighting. Unfortunately, the main result so far has been frustration for those hoping that Trump’s intervention would bring a quick resolution to the problem.
Grant terminated for Texas High-Speed Rail Corridor
Congressman Jake Ellzey on Monday commended the U.S. Department of Transportation and Amtrak for terminating the $63.9 million grant awarded under the Corridor Identification and Development (CID) Program for the Texas High-Speed Rail Corridor, previously known as the Texas Central Railway project.
Texas History Minute: Chester Nimitz led key battle in WWII
Chester Nimitz was a Texan ready to serve his country in its darkest days. Through clever planning and fearless determination, Nimitz led naval forces in the Pacific to victory in World War II.
Ken Ansell: God answers our prayers when we ask for the right things
I grew up in the church (PTL), and I grew up singing, “Deep and wide, deep and wide, there is a fountain flowing deep and wide.”
Letter to the Editor: Common sense in America not so common
Measles claims another life. Public health offices close but we save money.
Paul F. Petrick: Voodoo Trumponomics
“In 1930, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, in an effort to alleviate the effects of the . .
Brandon Herrera: Term limits will end career politicians
Career politicians. We hear the term every election cycle over and over – in our mailboxes, on our televisions, and on our phones.