The lost feather carries a lesson of belief in our ideas
I lost a feather the other day and I understand this does not qualify as news. But I want to say—for the record—that this was a really nice feather. I
I lost a feather the other day and I understand this does not qualify as news. But I want to say—for the record—that this was a really nice feather. I
One of my fondest holiday memories occurred when I was only 23. I had just met and immediately fell in love with Christine Marie Thiel. She was just as nice
Texas Secretary of State Ruth Hughs announced ahead of the 2020 primary and general elections that her office will join fellow members of the National Association of Secretaries of State
I’ve learned through the years that parenting is an ever-changing process. Most of us start out thinking we can do it all, and soon find out that there is no
This would be a terrible time for the meek to inherit the earth. However, it would be a sobering time to acknowledge that TV revenue to major university football programs
“I like the edge season!” my husband, Peter, said, as we watched the moon rise over the mountains and felt a chill breeze rise with it. As far as I
For almost a half century now, I have made a living delivering speeches all over the world. The best part of the professional speaking business is I also get to
As we are now in the month of November, we at Lamesa Middle School have been excited with a great fall semester, and thank you for your support of our
Part 2 of 2 The end came quickly, as it often does for the best of beings. Our cat was old. We knew that. He’d been with us for 19
Land Commissioner George P. Bush on Nov. 14 announced the Texas General Land Office’s approval of $21,155,575 in Hurricane Harvey funds for Fort Bend County to conduct a buyout program.
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