We’ve come a long way in one lifetime
The other day I was scanning the newspaper and I read an article about a woman, Anne, who passed away a few weeks ago shy of her 111th birthday.
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Abbott sues to speed approval of voter ID law
Attorney General Greg Abbott on Jan. 23 filed a lawsuit in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to push the U.S. Department of Justice to approve the voter I.D. law enacted by the Texas Legislature last spring.
Those red-state family values
“I wonder what his ex-wife is thinking, knowing she put him over the top in South Carolina.”
Crime on campus: Behind the story
Not only does the story reveal important information about the crimes committed at high schools and middle schools of Hays CISD, but it represents more than three months of negotiations between one of our reporters and the Hays County Sheriff’s Office to obtain the data.
Creating an identity for small towns
Most cities – at least big cities – are identified by some activity or reputation.
Beware the power of the tongue
We are in the midst of quadrennial elections and every candidate who is seeking office is laid bare.
And then there were only four
Gov. Rick Perry on Jan. 19 publicly announced the decision he made to end his presidential campaign.
Why have the debates?
After watching the debates among the Republican candidates for president and listening to interviews from former candidates, I have concluded the debates are a farce.
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