City Girl

Sometime during my high school days, we studied The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. […]

I heard a commercial this weekend for a particular app that allows users of a family plan to watch live TV shows and movies or other pre-recorded shows at the same time. […]

Memorial Day was this past Monday, a day that began in 1868 as a time to honor Union soldiers who died in the Civil War by decorating their graves with flowers. […]

Sunday was a really memorable day at BBC where David and I attend church. […]

This may seem a strange topic for a column written the day after Mother’s Day. […]

After living in Rains County for thirteen years, I finally made it to Founders Day last weekend. […]

After a couple of serious columns, I wanted to share something lighter. […]

Pastor Jason is taking us through Ecclesiastes in a sermon series titled “Life After Eden.” […]

North Texas hadn’t experienced a total solar eclipse from the perspective we saw on April 8 since 1878, and we won’t experience being in the path of totality again until the year 2317. […]

Libraries, or at least collections of written records of all kinds, have apparently been around since – well, since written records have been around. […]