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The American Revolution essentially ended on October 19, 1781 when British General Charles Cornwallis surrendered his 8,000 British and Hessian troops to General George Washington in Yorktown, VA. Washington enveloped
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Convincing research that red meat is not a health threat was recently published. Anti-agriculture outrage was loud and predictable. But there’s still the old water argument, right? If we stop
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There is a song I love called “Favorite Song of All.” It is sung by Phillips, Craig and Dean. The thing about it that makes me love it so much is the story of just how important we are to God.
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A statewide effort by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission to enforce Texas’ underage drinking laws found that eight percent of the more than 1,800 retailers visited in the operation sold alcohol to a minor.
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“Beware of mixing even a little of self with the mortar with which you build, or you will make it untempered mortar, and the stones will not hold together. If
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When I was a kid, we would travel to the Southern Baptist Conventions, wherever they were. (Life of a preacher’s kid) Of course, then we drove everywhere we went, no
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AUSTIN — A plan is afoot for large-scale, regional projects to improve the state’s resilience to hurricanes and other natural disasters, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Oct. 4. Abbott tapped Texas
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