Unless you’ve just emerged from life as a hermit — and if so, boy do we have some things to talk about that happened this year — you’re already familiar with the top two contenders for president.
The idea of shopping local is all well and good, but very hard to do in Nacogdoches. The choices are so very limited and in our household Walmart is not an option (corporate Walmart has the attitude, we are here, they will come, and sadly, that is true).
It’s sad that every day, there is some action taken by President Trump for which we must be vigilant. Laws that took decades to put in place for people’s safety are now being rolled back. Trump used the Defense Production Act to quietly roll back regulations at chicken processing plants, not…
Let us consider one of the great tasks of leadership for us, as individuals and citizens this year and next year.
Gee, an empty stadium, with a few cutouts in the seats just isn’t what I’m used to from the NFL. I hate it! I watched the Dallas-LA game for 30 minutes and switched to something else. It was a sad thing to watch.
After reading a recent letter to the editor from a local “Republican” I think there is a sneaky Democrat posing as a Republican. The purpose seems to be submitting a letter to the editor that is so off the rails it makes Republicans look silly.
History records that our country was established on the principle of white supremacy.
Like all presidents, Donald Trump swore to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.” Has he kept this oath?
I would like to tell you why I support Jeff Davis for District Judge.
Greeting, my people of Nacogdoches, Texas. I am Richard Lundie, president of the NAACP. The NAACP does not endorse any political party but we do listen to what each party has to say. 2020 will be the year that changes everyone’s life for the next 10 years. If you do not get out and do your c…
America lost a hero and an icon of historic preservation this week, and though it wasn’t unexpected, the passing of the nation’s greatest voice in history struck me at my core.
