We need to get through this time and tighten our belts, just as we have through two World Wars, terrorist attacks and other epidemics Newspapers in th...

On April 22, 1935, West Texans were still feeling the effects of the “black blizzard” that struck without warning the previous week blotting out the s...

It’s been a while since my last column. Some of y’all might’ve been thinking I’ve done caught that coronavirus, but most of my friends know I mostly d...

“Enough!” President Trump admonished CNN’s Kaitlan Collins as she pressed for answers during Monday’s contentious coronavirus briefing. With daily feu...

By Dale Roberson I’m holed up here alone on my place with only my animals to talk to because this Coronovirus scares the hell out of me. It’s not the ...

COVID-19 has millions working from home. As a longtime teleworker, let me offer some advice. Working from home has many upsides: no traffic jams, offi...

More than 50,000 Texans filled two-thirds of the mammoth Cotton Bowl on April 11, 1950 not to watch football but the season opener of Dallas’ minor le...

You’re stuck home with your kids and feeling sorry for yourself. How are you going to keep them busy? What about their school work? I’ve got a better ...

A weary diplomat boarded the Independence at New Orleans on April 7, 1837 for the last leg of the long trip back to Texas. Pressing business in the Un...

A former Hays County resident now living 400 miles from Wuhan, China, the city where the COVID-19 virus was first detected, strongly advises everyone ...