I may turn in my animal lover card
This has been the kind of week that makes an animal lover rethink her position and consider limiting her contact with the creatures to the meat counter at the grocery store and the dinner table. […]
Columns
Kadence Jones brings years of experience to Bluebonnet Bistro
Kadence Jones opened the Blue Bonnet Bistro, located at 234 Quitman Street, on September 14. […]
Daylight Savings Time rolls around every year!
I wrote the main body of this week’s column exactly six years ago on November 5, 2017. I generally try to avoid re-running old columns, but today has been one of those days. […]
Owner of Leeo’s Chicken heads to Cambodia in search of family members
Puthal Leeo Loeuk, who likes to be known as Leeo, has owned Leeo’s Chicken in Emory for 14 years. […]
When did coffee get so complicated?
When I was a kid and my parents ordered coffee, the waitress knew exactly what to bring them – coffee – period. […]
Did Kitty have the blues?
I think Kitty is enjoying the cooler weather – either that or she’s coming out of a state of depression. […]
Thoughts on the Israel-Hamas War
On October 7 of this year, Hamas began an ongoing armed conflict with Israel by launching approximately 3,000 rockets from the Gaza Strip toward central and southern Israel. […]
Sam Sorsby: On duty at DPD during Kennedy, Oswald assassinations
Retired police officer, Sam Sorsby, experienced a couple of historic events, two days apart, during his career with the Dallas Police Department (Dallas PD). […]
Kitty’s elephant is back
Two years ago I wrote a column titled Kitty and her elephant. […]
Father Michael Ledesma loves what he does
Father Michael has been pastor at St. John’s Catholic Church since July of 2022. […]