New. Year. Resolutions. I, like many, have made them every year. I have challenged myself to get in better shape, to lose weight, to just be happier, to be a
Twenty twenty! Two thousand twenty! Holy smokes! I never doubted that I would live to see 2020 (pun somewhat intended)—after all I just turned 58 last week—but it still seems
Another year, and personally, the last thing I want to read about are New Year’s Resolutions. Why? Because I read about them every year, and if I make any, I
Why have I spent several weeks discussing soils? Well, it’s important! In the book of Matthew, Jesus talks about seeds falling on good ground and bringing forth fruit. He also
Texans applying for federal funds for housing repairs and reimbursements relating to Hurricane Harvey damages face an important deadline. The Texas General Land Office on Dec. 16 encouraged applicants for
Iwas scrolling through the school website last week, looking for an email address for one of the coaches. In addition to finding the email address, what I also found was
Let’s revert back to last week’s discussion of soil testing and analysis just for a little bit. When the results are received from the lab, there will be many important
Dear Editor, I just read the “Letter to the Editor” about the Whitehouse Whistleblower. I understand there may be a question about the identity, but isn’t that to protect the
