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As we approach Early Voting and Election Day, I encourage all readers not to ignore down ballot races. Often voters skip over and do not cast ballots for many judicial
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This month we are celebrating the founding of our U.S. Navy. Oct. 13, 1775 is actually the official date of its establishment. That is the date that the Second Continental
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Are you old? When did you officially become “old?” AARP starts sending you mail in your mid -50s. Have I been old and unaware of it? Why didn’t anyone tell
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A few days ago I was working on my (too due) list and washed the windows on the back door and those around it. I was quite proud of myself
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As we all hope for more “treats” than “tricks” this October, let’s see what this second week has for us with the next set of questions for week 41 of
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We’re having a garage sale this weekend. It’ll be our first garage sale in about thirty years, since for us it’s always been far easier to just put stuff out
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The sign on the convenience store counter said, “Sale! Two candy bars for $3.” It didn’t seem like much of a bargain. I expected two bars for $1 or maybe
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AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Oct. 5 announced he had joined an Indiana-led coalition of 11 state attorneys general in a friend-of-the-court brief seeking dismissal of a
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