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.
The snowball effect. You understand that, right? I know there’s not a lot of snow in our neck of the woods, but we understand how something can start small, but
Change isn’t easy for me; I’ve been a creature of habit for as long as I can remember. Repetitiveness is actually comforting to me. But sometimes, when opportunity knocks—you decide
“When tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of human civilization.” - Daniel Webster Well, the cool weather that we were wishing for one and a
A continuation from last week’s Part 1 Ilove the holiday season. I love the crisp, fall weather and holiday parades and festivities. I enjoy decorating the tree and house and
What do you really, really want? That may sound like a strange question leading up to Thanksgiving in a few days. It sounds more like we may be getting our
Guilt being thrown around There is a lot of guilt being thrown around about voters overwhelmingly rejecting the $80 million Azle ISD bond package that included $37 million for a
Land Commissioner George P. Bush on Nov. 14 announced the Texas General Land Office’s approval of $21,155,575 in Hurricane Harvey funds for Fort Bend County to conduct a buyout program.
