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.

I hear egg is good for the complexion

If I were a hunter instead of an editor, this week would be equivalent to a trophy elk walking into my campsite, climbing into the back of my truck, and having a heart attack. Thanks, kinda feels like cheating though… but only a little.

Faces & Places

“Until you accept that you’ll never get your problem fixed, whatever it is, you’ll be endlessly transferred from department to department until our call center closes. Sometimes you’ll be left on hold even after everyone at the call center has left for the day.

Texas farmers concerned over growing trade war

Texas farmers are voicing growing concerns about tariffs being enacted by President Trump adversely affecting their ability to sell agricultural goods overseas, the Houston Chronicle reported.

The Ever Expanding Texas Tech

Forty thousand students are on the Texas Tech campus in Lubbock and attend classes in buildings with the Spanish Renaissance style of architecture. Another 20,000 students are on affiliated campuses around the state.

2 Cents Worth

I have lived on this old earth a long time, and I have been visiting with our friends that are the same age as Joe and I, and we have never seen weather like we are having. This time it didn't blow our antena done, but it sure did lots of damage all over Aspermont.

A tale between the cities

’m not sure where I managed to absorb this concept of craftsmanship regarding my work, but I have often been fond of saying that a good writer can appear as an expert at just about anything for a little while.

Say Hello

As patrons hoping to occupy their uncertain duration in the checkout line peruse the headlines of this week’s edition, it is clear that it has been a reasonably light news week across the Double Mountains.

VOICES of VALOR

Where were you standing when the Nation sent out he call Standing here with your fellow man Or hiding behind that northern wall Was it fear or a conscience call That led you across that line Then question of right or wrong remains unanswered in times design A pardon brought you home again but no...