Answers: Are they still a thing?

Whether it’s hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly, news is unquestionably on a cycle. The publication you’re reading now is on a weekly news cycle—obviously. Texas Monthly is, well… you get the idea.

Lucky’s Wartime Adventures

John Lucky Luckadoo of Dallas, 104 years old, was a member of a famous bomber group during World War Two. “It was the Bloody 100th Bomb Group,“ says Lucky. “That group was the subject of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg’s docu series entitled Masters Of The Air. And it’s about my bomb group.

Delete the lights on

As a journalist for a small community, I think y’all can see I strive to keep editorial commentary focused on local happenings.

2 Cents Worth

Good morning to all my friends that are enjoying the column, we have had wonderful rain in Stonewall County, course I stayed awake two nights watching the clouds, but we made it through, Joe slept through it all, glad he could!!!!!!

Ode to the penquins, museums, and Jose Francisco

The little guys in black and white Live miles away and do not bite They eat fish, they just relax Why does their island need a tax?“Two tiny, remote Antarctic outposts populated by penguins and seals are among the obscure places targeted by the Trump administration's new tariffs.

Faces & Places

“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.

Well, I’m just a bill…

I want to begin with an effort to embrace the spirit of transparency not only within our government and corporations but also from beyond the towering journalistic wall, as crumbling as it may be.

School Prayer and Ten Commandments Bill Clear Texas Senate

The Texas Senate last week passed a bill to allow school districts to set aside time for in-school prayer and gave initial approval to requiring all schools to post a copy of the Ten Commandments in every classroom.The Austin American-Statesman reported that the two measures were priorities of Lt.

Sam is making another movie

Sam Pfister of Georgetown makes movies about real life. “Why make anything up?” he asks. “Truth is more interesting and fascinating than anything you could make up. Just tell real stories.”Until he started making movies eight years ago, Sam had no background in film. He is in oil and real estate.

2 Cents Worth

Good morning to all of you wind blown friends, grab you a cup of coffee and let's visit awhile, I have a tale to tell you this morning.