John Wesley Hardin was the second son of ten children born to a Methodist preacher and his wife. Hardin was born near the North Texas community of Bonham in May 1853.

Halloween is fast approaching, a day filled with excitement, charged with the spirit of adventure that makes childhood such a memorable time.

The Civil War era produced many interesting figures in Texas History. Among them was Samuel B. Maxey, a lawyer, Confederate general, and U. S. Senator.

I hereby respectfully oppose the City’s proposed adoption of a Corridor Commercial (CC) zoning district and any rezoning of existing Local Business (LB) parcels into that district.

More than 180 years after his death, the mention of Jim Bowie still stirs the imagination of admirers around the world.

Hopefully, the U.S. airstrikes on the Iranian nuclear development sites were highly successful and destroyed Iran's capability to develop nuclear weapons. Our military performed well to complete a complex operation.

So many deaths from gun violence.

The world has rediscovered the simple joy of gardening. What started during the pandemic as a way to find peaceful, family-friendly hobbies has grown into a powerful movement. From a single potted plant on a patio to a flourishing backyard garden, people are finding solace and satisfaction in connecting with nature. And it’s no surprise—science proves that gardening is good for us.

Rev. Anthony Bewley was a Methodist minister and outspoken abolitionist who would pay the ultimate price for his beliefs.

Captain Marion Frederic Ramirez de Arellano was said to be the youngest submarine commander in World War II – but he was definitely the first Hispanic to hold that position.

I am often approached by Veterans and their dependents who have unrealistic expectations regarding potential benefits or, they are simply unaware of potential benefits.

American History is filled with stories of men and women who stepped in at the right time. U. S. Rep. Wright Patman was one such figure.