Sam Snead was determined to beat the Texan, who only the week before had embarrassed him at the U.S. Open, in the final round of the Western Open on Jun.14, 1937.
One of the unfortunate realities of trying to sit down and write a column is that I spend a lot of my time trying to *not* turn each week’s installment into an absolutely massive rant about whateve
“Sing it again, Renae!”
I laughed, startled at the familiar, impish voice calling to me. I had been rehearsing for my solo on Sunday morning, and I didn’t know anyone was listening.
Football season is here for the Copperas Cove Bulldawgs...well, kinda in a way you might say.
Given all of the negativity in the world right now, I figured I’d pre-empt the regularly scheduled columns and take a few minutes to talk about something else for a while.
It’s hard to ignore a plea for help, especially where children, animals, cancer patients, the elderly and veterans are concerned.
Reader recalls impact of CCISD’s Teacher of the Year
Our military is shrinking and with the future looking as it does we cannot keep fighting wars with what we have.