"Sometimes I worry that if I ever can retire and do get Social Security payments, they'll be a lot less than what I've been promised," I said to my CPA, Louie the Number Cruncher.
Back to school is an exciting time for students from pre-K to college. August brings school supplies, reunions with friends, and the welcome approach of the volleyball season, as well
July 5, 1970 was a red-letter day in my childhood. On a Sunday afternoon fishing trip with my little brother and late father, I caught 15 fish at the lake
After several weeks of speculation and sustained silence, State Rep. Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock) announced last Friday that he was resigning as chairman of the Republican Caucus.
Here's some great news: The American entrepreneur is flourishing again.
I attended Wednesday Evening’s San Marcos Housing Task Force Open House. The leadership is impressive in their commitment and knowledge of San Marcos’s Housing Matters. They also made a convincing
The transition to Voting Centers in Hays County has been long anticipated. Voting Centers will allow residents to vote at any polling location in Hays County, including on Election Day.
Citing irreconcilable differences, I have filed for divorce from Major League Baseball. Rob Manfred, baseball’s chief bean counter, thinks fans want more excitement, e.g., more home runs, and shorter games,
As the head of a local nonprofit I know how important it is to scrupulously adhere to the IRS guidelines that include not involving our organization in political activities of any kind or else risk
Ah, yes, you speak of a recent Pew Research Center survey that found '46% of adult social media users say they feel 'worn out by political posts and discussions they see on social media' - a share
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