Editorial
Cemeteries, memorials, all-day ‘sangin’s’
No one likes to dwell on death. Well, with tongue firmly in cheek, maybe funeral directors and perpetual care cemetery owners.
Officials react to decision on federal health care law
Pursuant to a 6-3 decision by the United States Supreme Court on June 25, health insurance policies will stay on course for Texans who secured coverage through a federally facilitated exchange unde
The front-runner in name only
The last time Jeb Bush ran for office, it was 3 years ago. Barack bama was serving in the Illinois state Senate. No one had heard of Obamacare or the tea party, and wouldn’t for years.
Cheese and Quackers
Clay Allison, the two-gun time bomb who called himself a “shootist,” died on Jun. 30, 1887 notfrom a bullet but under the wheels of his own wagon. There were two Clay Allisons.
1970s men’s fashions are recalled and regurgitated
On the copy of this missive that Isent to the threedozen exas community newspapers that bless me by printing this piece, I applied a headline that might or might not mechanically fit this paper’s