If you lived in Galveston in 1839, there is a high probability that you saw a noted city alderman riding his pet bull downtown. Gail...

As sure as ragweed flies in the fall, the “undecided voter” flutters by during the election season. The news media pampers them, hoping...

Texas history was told mostly from the viewpoint of men. But there were some great women writers like Teresa Griffin Vielé, Jane Cazneau...

Author: David G. Rose - Serving in ministry for over 50 years, I have found that “Ready” and “Be Prepared” must be lifetime goals. You...

Fifteen miles south of the three Twisted Sisters scenic highway ride, you will find the most popular state park in Texas. Created in...

Early in my stop at the Walmart service station, there was peace at the pump. People quietly filled their tanks and wiped their windows....

Reading obituaries has always been interesting to me, as long as it is not mine. One recent obituary in the Fort Bend Herald spoke of an...

The coronavirus face mask does little for my fashion statement. No matter how dominant the necktie, everyone notices the face mask first....

This poignant story in the life of Jesus has implications for today. As Jesus concluded the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday),...

Summer 2020, the legitimate protests have now devolved into frenzied mobs. Police stations seized. City blocks ceded to the rioters....