Texas History Minute: Texas played a role in women having the right to vote
The women's rights movement spread across the West in the late 1800s.
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Ken Ansell: Is our faith non-negotiable?
Mark 1:28 tells us, “And immediately His fame spread abroad throughout all the region about Galilee.” Mark wants us to know Jesus was famous – I like that.
Arthur I. Cyr: Korea exercises highlight Japan, South Korea and U.S.
South Korea and the United States on Aug. 19 began regular annual military exercises, including operations geared toward North Korea, but this year there is a difference. Japan is a more visible defense partner in the Pacific and beyond.
Gene Deason: Confusion reigns when it comes to states' city names
I don’t recall being particularly interested in geography in school. However, by the time I reached college, geography had become important to me for personal reasons.
Dave Doolittle: Healthcare infrastructure being modernized, updated, expanded
Throughout America, healthcare facilities have been aging for years. Most are long overdue for modernization, and many need to be replaced because they can no longer meet the needs of the communities they serve.
Emily McGinnis: How to keep teachers from leaving their jobs
There's never been a more stressful time to be a teacher. I say that as someone who worked in K-12 schools for more than 20 years, first as a teacher and then as a principal.
Sandra Reed: Alzheimer’s in the family: What to do?
Thomas’ father and mother both died from Alzheimer’s. His sister, Karen, developed early onset Alzheimer’s at age 59.
Ken Ansell: What grade do we give ourselves for being a Christian?
I taught on the Parable of the Sower on Sunday (Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23).
Medical Minute: Treating sports injuries with a non-surgical approach
Whether you are a trained athlete or a weekend warrior, you can face injuries that can sideline you from your team or your beloved hobby.
Texas History Minute: Former Gov. Preston Smith made quiet impact
While Texas has many outspoken figures in its history, there were also the quiet workers who made an impact. One such man was two-term governor Preston Smith.