Bryan Golden: Life is messy, so go with the flow
Life is what happens while you are making other plans. I have devoted a lot of space in this column to planning and goal setting.
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Judge Little reflects on 6 years of accomplishments
To the Citizens of Ellis County:
Ken Ansell: Prayer is both a relationship and a conversation
I’ve been teaching out of 1st Timothy on Sunday morning, and last Sunday we bumped into the Apostle Paul’s words concerning prayer to this youngish pastor named Timothy who was stuck in Ephesus.
Luke Clayton: ‘Nubbin’ happening on a quiet weekend
Last week was a quiet one for me. With intermittent rain throughout the week, I did a good bit of ‘inside’ work, catching up on some magazine articles and finally getting some of my more recent photographs organized.
Saul Anuzis: Time for DOGE to eliminate this costly government agency
Washington is full of wasteful programs that never seem to go away, no matter how badly they fail. But few are more deserving of elimination than the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) — a little-known agency that was supposed to save taxpayer dollars but has instead wasted billions while making healthcare worse for seniors.
Kandi Pickard: The hidden threat to care for the Down syndrome community
When my son was born with Down syndrome, I learned quickly that the smallest details of medical care can have an extensive effect on the quality of life.
Texas History Minute: H. Bentley Glass' legacy in world of science
H. Bentley Glass was at one time one of the most famous scientists in the nation. His life was a journey that began with missionary parents and a Texas education.
Are we only Christians when it's convenient?
I’ve got a friend that’s a famous celebrity type pastor. He’s on television and the radio every day, and if I told you his name you would probably know who he is.
Luke Clayton: Lots going on in the outdoors this week
I’ve got several topics I wish to share with you this week including a couple of tasty outdoor recipes as well as a fishing pattern that is currently underway on a lake near you.
Texas History Minute: How the semicolon impacted Texas history
Every so often, news reports emerge of court cases that hinge upon the meaning of a word, or a spelling error, or even the correct placement of punctuation.