I haven’t watched the Oscars in years since it’s clear that Motion Picture Academy and I have different tastes in movies, but I did view the now-famous slap many times after social media exploded with reactions Sunday night.
As Herschel Greenbaum grieves at his wife’s graveside in New York in the 2020 film “An American Pickle,” the Eastern European Jew is interrupted by men putting up a billboard for Russian-looking vodka.
This weekend the Craig family lost a four-legged family member that had a tremendous impact on three generations.
The so-called “dangerous thug” who has been described as the “darling of the alt-right” certainly wasn’t either on stage recently in Houston.
On a sunny day last summer, I had just slipped on a rock and fallen into Lake Nacogdoches when I was approached by a man with a thick Eastern European accent.
Among the dismaying news at the beginning of this new year is the growing number of pedestrian fatalities here in Nacogdoches.
Editor’s note: This guest column about a local issue does not necessarily reflect the editorial position of The Daily Sentinel.
In the name of journalism, we have been on a thirst-inducing quest.
After ruminating on Gov. Greg Abbott’s campaign to sanitize school libraries, I began to wonder what happens when someone eventually tries to scrub our public libraries clean.
We have come a long way since my arrival to your Nacogdoches County United Way in January 2009. The why of this is not due to my contributions, but rather to the steadfast work of our very dedicated and passionate United Way volunteers and leadership.
