Opinion

“Everyone you meet has a story of victory or defeat, success or failure, some life experience worth sharing.” — My long-ago lecture notes from teaching writing courses at Stephen F. Austin State University My objective for going into the dreaded supercenter was simple.

Be of Good Cheer The greatest war of the ages is raging. Not between nations, but between the righteousness of Jesus Christ, God Almighty, and the penultimate evil, satan.

The adage, “an apple a day keeps the doctor away,” may be true, but for seniors, enjoying that apple at a hotel or on a cruise may be even healthier than having it at home. Travel can be an important component of healthy aging.

Native American groups sue to block Big Bend construction A nonprofit group that aims to protect Native American historical sites filed suit in federal court to block the Trump administration’s border security construction in Big Bend National Park, the Houston Chronicle reported.

An alarming feature of U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s plans for Big Bend National Park is a so-called “patrol road” up and over Mariscal Mountain above Mariscal Canyon and the Rio Grande.

At Sul Ross State University, we believe one of the most important investments we can make in the future of Texas is an investment in the students who will one day become our teachers, nurses, business owners, health care professionals, and community leaders.

Dear Editor, I would like to thank Bob and Lucy Ward and all the great employees at Morrison’s True Value for allowing me to set up a table and sell raffle tickets in front of the store.

This week, as we welcomed the children of Alpine back to school, we launched a new set of expectations that clearly define something our community has long valued: what it means to be a Buck. In Alpine ISD, we care deeply about what our students know and learn.

“The average person spends two weeks over their lifetime waiting for the traffic light to change.” — Tom Waits, American singer, songwriter, composer, actor, and multi-instrumentalist Watching drivers, for the most part, ignoring the rhythmically changing red, yellow, and green colors of the...

Cyclosporiasis mostly in two regions in state Nearly three-fourths of cyclosporiasis cases detected in Texas have been confined to two regions, The Dallas Morning News reported. The Texas Department of State Health Services provided numbers for each of the state’s eight public health regions.