The following editorial published in the San Antonio Express-News on Aug. 3:

The following editorial published on July 30 in the Washington Post:

For too long, far too many pedestrians have made the stretch of roadway in front of Rio Grande’s H-E-B a spot notorious for jaywalking.

The audacity of commissioners to presume they could dictate to another elected board how to conduct its business is beyond absurd.

The following editorial published in the Houston Chronicle on July 25:

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The city of Victoria is getting brighter, one LED streetlight at a time. The new lighting will benefit every part of the city for many years to come.

The following editorial published in the Dallas Morning News on July 22:

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The following editorial published on July 15 in the Guardian:

The following editorial published on July 15 in the Washington Post:

Rules prohibiting long hair on boys in Crossroads school districts are not only unfair and antiquated; but they also could invite costly lawsuits.

Despite national and state GOP moves to boost mental health funding following the Uvalde massacre, Victoria County cut money from a group dedicated to mental health care for all — from minorities and marginalized communities to average, middle-class residents.

The following editorial published in the Austin American-Statesman on July 17:

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The following editorial published on July 11 in the Wall Street Journal:

Preserving the city’s history is crucial.

The needs of women in crisis can be complex. They often require health care, a safe environment, mental health support, education, as well as practical items such as car seats, clothing, diapers and more.

The following editorial published on July 4 in the Washington Post:

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The following editorial published on July 1 in the New York Times:

When Victoria resident Wilma Edwards saw a need, she stepped up to help.

The following editorial published in the San Antonio Express-News on June 28:

Rather than trying to cull the pool of voters, Texas should embrace and welcome more people of all shapes, sizes and colors to the polls, as long as they are legally allowed to vote.

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The following editorial published on June 25 in the Washington Post:

“The day will be most memorable in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival…It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade…bonfires and illuminations (fireworks) from one end of this continent to the ot…

The following editorial published in the Dallas Morning News on June 22:

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The following editorial published on June 21 in the Washington Post:

"In order for Victoria to be a vibrant and thriving city, all of its neighborhoods must prosper," say Victoria Assistant City Manager Mike Etienne and Development Servives Director Julie Fulgham. "We don’t want to leave any neighborhood behind."

You hear the same thing every year: Prepare early for hurricanes. Don’t wait until the last minute.

The following editorial published in the Houston Chronicle on June 18:

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The following editorial published on June 10 in the Los Angeles Times:

As we celebrate Juneteenth we need to also look at where this nation, state and area are on accepting people who are different from us.

The following editorial published in the Austin American-Statesman on June 12:

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The following editorial published on June 5 in the Los Angeles Times:

We're not saying the community should be shut down again, and we are not saying everyone has to wear a mask indoors. But getting our shots will help us stay in this new normal.

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The following editorial published on May 30 in the Wall Street Journal: