Texas Secretary of State Ruth Hughs on Wednesday, Dec. 11 hosted a roundtable discussion of state agencies to coordinate efforts to accurately count all Texans in the upcoming 2020 Census.
In my short time here in Azle and Spring-town, there has been one thing that’s been consistent throughout both towns and that’s community support. Take a look around and you
What’s o n your Christmas list—not what you hope to get, but what you’re planning to give? Do you have a special plan for a special someone? Is Amazon Prime
Your house plants, landscaping plants, fruit trees, vegetable garden, hay field, truck crops, etc. are not looking, growing, or producing like they are supposed to. Well, just apply some fertilizer
Dear Editor: This so called “whistle-blower” that the Democrat party has foisted upon America in their attempt to force a duly elected president out of office because they have virtually
Ihave a confession. I’ve been writing Life Matters since 1996, blogging it since 2009, and submitting it as a weekly newspaper column since 2011. I don’t know how many I
Another company going downhill Dear Editor: Well, another company folds like a cheap K-Mart three-piece suit “blue light special,” as in Chick-Fil-A. Case in point, if you want to know
Dear Editor: On Tuesday, Nov. 5, 63 percent voted against the bond. Most believe the stadium was the problem. It was much more than that. Voters felt frustrated and betrayed.
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar on Monday, Nov. 25 announced the transfer of $3.33 billion into the State Highway Fund and into the Economic Stabilization Fund, commonly known as the Rainy
