By Clint Younts If y’all are like me, we have a go-to guy (or gal) for advice on solving some problem. Like when you have a computer issue or your car...

By Bartee Haile On Sept. 6, 1896 the Katy Railroad put two-dollar tickets on sale for seats on excursion trains that would carry buyers to the sight o...

By Tom Emery This weekend, millions of Americans will hit the road, fire up the grill, and swarm to the beaches for the Labor Day weekend. The holiday...

By Clint Younts Well, here we are again wearing masks and practicing anti-social distancing. Kids are back in school having to deal with new teachers,...

By Bartee Haile Debs Garms went two for four on Aug. 25, 1940 in the Pittsburgh Pirates’ win over the Boston Bees and raised his league-leading battin...

By  Gary Borders Gov. Greg Abbott announced via Twitter Saturday that he is now testing negative for COVID-19, four days after testing positive though...

By  Dale Roberson In honor of President Lyndon Baines Johnson’ s birthday this week, former Publisher Dale Roberson gives us a few memories. In May 19...

By  Dick Polman Anyone who professes to be shocked by the Taliban victory in Afghanistan has not been paying attention. It was always bound to happen....

By Bartee Haile On Aug. 19, 1895, John Wesley Hardin stuck to his usual routine of prowling the El Paso barrooms. But death stalked the middle-aged gu...

By Dr. Samson Jesudass From the moment COVID-19 emerged in the United States, we have all been asked to make sacrifices to protect ourselves, our fami...