I’m baaaack! Of course, most of you didn’t know that I was gone, since I prepared my scheduled posts in advance before I left. Two weeks ago today (as I
Texas lawmakers have yet to cast final votes on the marquee issues of the 86th regular session of the Legislature: the state budget, school finance reform and property tax relief.
Old pals Flip and Flop, as usual, can’t agree on their conversation topic. Flip: Man, we are living in the second Golden Age of Television! Flop: Hardly. Flip: Sure we
The laws of stupidity rang true as I grabbed the electric fence. Volts of pure, unbridled pain vibrated through my body as I jumped back 20 feet and began cursing
Hey, you! Yeah, you reading these words. I’m talking to you! You, with the newspaper in your hand. You, looking at your computer screen. You, looking at your “electronic device.”
The Texas House of Representatives on May 1 passed Senate Bill 2, legislation proposing to bring property tax relief to homeowners, but the lower house slowed the bill’s momentum by
Concern about Parker County property taxes Property owners are upset at the proposed increase in appraised market value in Parker County. The most important value listed on the appraisal notice
The Bride kinda knew what she was getting into when we got married in the summer of 1975. Still, she probably wondered a bit when I won tickets to Southwestern
Dear Editor: This past month, Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot, who campaigned on criminal justice reform, announced he no longer plans to prosecute certain low-level crimes. His office is
