The following editorial published on Sept. 16 in The Facts of Brazoria County:
The following editorial published on Sept. 14 in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram:
Every day we look at our community, but oftentimes we do not truly see.
Victoria’s downtown has endless potential, and there are many people who look at the empty buildings and imagine the possibilities that would benefit their business concepts and the city’s economic strength.
One hundred fifty years ago is a very long time – so long, in fact, that it can be difficult to fathom such a different world.
The following editorial published on Sept. 9 in the Longview News-Journal:
The following editorial published Sept. 8 in the Abilene Reporter-News:
After months of negotiations, it appears the Texas Mile and the Victoria Regional Airport are close to a new contract for the popular timed speed trial event, The Texas Mile.
For the past week, we’ve watched with anxiety as Hurricane Florence drew near to the East Coast, remembering from experience how quickly these storms can grow and how unpredictable they can be.
As our demographics change – they have shifted to a Hispanic majority, according to the latest numbers – we should continue to embrace our cultural differences.
When the going gets tough, just keep going.
The following editorial published Sept. 4 in USA Today:
The following editorial published on Sept. 4 in The Dallas Morning News:
The Calhoun Port Authority board has an opportunity to take a step in the right direction.
Victoria County leaders are in the process of drafting development standards to ensure the quality of certain amenities for residents such as roads and stormwater drainage systems.
Many of us can remember the exact day when we earned our driver’s license. This exciting coming-of-age tradition is often tempered by the memory of the excruciating impatience that accompanies a long wait in a DPS office. Now, imagine if you had to travel hours just to get to that wait.
Katie Parker’s life was forever changed the day a motorist struck her in 2016.
The following editorial published on Aug. 26 in The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch:
The following editorial published on Aug. 26 in The Dallas Morning News:
Bob Glenn has a huge job ahead of him, and he knows it.
There’s more to Labor Day than shopping deals and not wearing white afterward—or is it before? Who pays attention to that, anyway?
The following editorial published on Aug. 19 in The Wall Street Journal:
