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Back-to-school lists aren’t the same this year.
Read moreIn an article that appeared in Viewpoints on July 21 entitled “I’m very thankful for the village that surrounds me,” the author voiced strong opinions and denigrated individuals (presumably conservatives) who might disagree with the Black Lives Goal regarding the American family (a tactic often employed by progressives to limit discussion).
Read moreThey say to really understand someone’s perspective you should walk a mile in their shoes. So last week I got to try on Star Managing Editor Keith Domke’s loafers for a hot second, and I gained a bit of perspective about what goes on behind the scenes after I chuck an article at his face and move on to the next.
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During this time of uncertainty, more Texans are getting outside than ever before. Cibolo Nature Center & Farm (CNC&F) has kept trails free and open to the public because we believe that access to nature is a human right.
Read moreQ: I’ve racked up a fair bit of credit card debt the past few months while unemployed. Now that I’m working again, I have just enough in the bank to cover what I owe. Should I use my savings to pay off my credit card?
Read moreAlthough only a small number of companion animals have tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, pet owners may experience anxiety about the best way to care for their pet amidst a pandemic when stories about confirmed cases in pets begin appearing closer to home, such as those recently reported by the United States Department of Agriculture in Texas, California, South Carolina and Georgia.
Read moreA child’s return to school after summer vacation has always been one of mixed emotions. There is a keen desire to hold fast to those long, languid days of sunshine and boundless possibilities.
Read moreThis is the first part in a series about Texas election code protections.
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