Letter to the Editor: Common sense in America
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Price Daniel's career spanned controversial topics, Part 1
Price Daniel was one of the few men in Texas History to serve in all three branches of state government – as governor, state legislator and state Supreme Court justice.
God's faithfulness should give us inspiration
I’ve been reading through the Apostle’s Paul’s second letter to Timothy. There is one common thread that the Apostle Paul writes about to a youngish, middle-aged pastor. That thread is “suffering.”
Allred navigated Texas through Depression
Gov. Jimmy Allred became governor of Texas in a desperate time for Texas.
We can always relax knowing that God's got this
In Matthew 6:25 Jesus said, “Don’t be anxious about your life.”
Luke Clayton: Hunting hogs close to home
Most regular readers of my corner of this awesome publication have probably surmised that ‘Ole’ Luke’ has a passion for not only hunting hogs but also transforming the wild pork into some tasty dishes.
How judging can actually be a good thing
I heard a story a long time ago about a drunk who became a Christian.
Measles: Where we were and where we are today
Hospitals watch as children fill the wards.
Cowboys leading the way on cancer detection, time for Congress to follow suit
In North Texas, there is never any shortage of attention paid to the Dallas Cowboys’ time on the field – and rightly so. But there are other significant – in fact, life-changing – victories that this team has won away from the gridiron.
Luke Clayton: When hunting, always have a Plan B
Nobody loves walking a backwoods creek bank, tossing small baits to hungry spawning white bass more than I. The white bass run is eagerly awaited each year by countless anglers.