Now that we are beyond turkey leftovers and the Black Friday madness has subsided, it is time to get serious and really think about Christmas and presents for kids and grandkids.
“I enjoy your Facebook posts, but I have to ask. Are your ‘Caller of the Day’ posts real?”
I love language. Especially English. That’s likely because it’s the only language I speak.
It’s 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving evening as I write this, and I’m still so full from lunch I might not be able to eat again until dinner.
Wolfe Lane project is proof of a politician keeping his word
If you have ever had the opportunity to bass fish south of the border, or even thought about it, you have Ron Speed Sr. to thank.
Happy post-Thanksgiving weekend, everybody. This is the longest, weirdest time of the year. By the time you read this, we will have already had what feels like four consecutive Saturdays. And when we get to work on Monday, we’ll be so confused next week will feel like 10 days.
Saturday mornings used to be for kids.
Happy Thanksgiving, my dear readers. I hope this is a good holiday week for you and your loved ones with safe travels, good fellowship, and plenty of leftovers. As always, this time of year makes me think about the things I am truly grateful for.
Thanksgiving arrives in just a few short days, which means the holiday season is officially upon us.
Eh, I got nothing.
Unless you have been pouring out protein pellets like they were candy on Halloween, the last thing most deer hunters expect to see this year is bucks with quality antlers.
It was Flag Day 1987. I was opening the mic for the first time as a new announcer on KTBB AM 600. It was the early part of my radio journey, and I was excited to be moving up in the industry.
Local journalism is a cornerstone of democracy and a vital source of information for communities across the country, with newsrooms covering local politics, high school sports, local business openings, cultural events and other matters that help a community remain vibrant and connected. But …
It is a magical moment for a hunter when a pointer goes from a full run to a complete stop in seemingly a single step. Its head turns and dips, its tail rises to the sky.
Beto wasted money, fell short
I’ve noticed something about my compatriots in the media. When they make stupid predictions, as they often do, they never mention them again. I would never do that to you, dear reader. In fact, the dumber my prediction, the greater the chance that I’ll bring it back up again as evidence you …
After spending months and months and thousands and thousands of miles campaigning across Texas — with a particular focus on rural counties — the investment didn’t pay off for Democrat Beto O’ Rourke.
“Oh, waiter. There’s a bean in my chili.”
Before becoming a parenting coach, I would say, "Kids don't come with a manual." We were winging it. Our parents were winging it. Their parents were winging it, and so on. But the truth is, books exist and have for centuries. The knowledge was there. We just needed to be open to it. I became a parent in 1995 when the internet was still relatively new to the public. The library and bookstore were the main, if not only, options at the time.
JATAPU RIVER, AMAZONIA, BRAZIL — In the quiet of the Amazon morning only the birds off in the distant jungle could be heard.
Editor’s Note: This column was originally published on Oct. 8, 2017.
For years, hunters have been told to maintain their deer population at carrying capacity. The reason most often given was so that the natural food source could sustain the herd.
A couple of weeks ago, our semi-famous dogs (Sarge and Bentley), our adopted cats (Freeloader and Murphy) and the birds I feed on a daily basis all needed food.
The rock band Chicago will be performing at the UT Tyler Cowan Center but before enjoying those tunes you could see another great form of entertainment with “Saturday in the Park” or in this case on Fair Park Drive.
