To the Editor:
We are the only RV park in Salado that tell, show and hand out the Jewel magazine book to folks that stay here.
To the Editor:
We are the only RV park in Salado that tell, show and hand out the Jewel magazine book to folks that stay here.
By Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation Founder
Americans still enjoy freedom of religion. But these days, they’re expected to leave their faith in the pew or at home — not allow it to influence their behavior in the public square.
By Matthew Wells, President
Science Teachers Association of Texas
Science Department Chair, Cypress Lakes High School
I am reminded of the old West Texas adage, “Please, Lord, one more oil boom and this time I promise not to throw it all away.”
Dear Editor:
A concern to you and all Salado citizens! Don’t feed the babies or mothers!! This is the number one rule in managing the deer population.The fawns start appearing this month. Don’t pick them up. The mom or pop may attack you.
To the Editor:
The Election is over, now what?
To the Editor:
To the thief/thieves who took the 2 spinners from Sherrill Park on Monday, May 2…….. the spinners were put in the park for all to enjoy! I have always bragged on Salado as being such a great place where everyone respects things that belong to their neighbors. Guess you have just proved me wrong. Wonder if you would like for someone to steal them from your yard. You would probably call the police and report them stolen!
Tommye Prater
By Barbara Coombs Lee and Kim Callinan
During a CNN presidential town hall on Feb. 3, an 81-year-old man from Concord, NH, with phase IV colon cancer, Jim Kinhan, asked Hillary Clinton what she could do to “help advance the respectful conversation that is needed around this personal choice that people may make, as we age and deal with health issues or be the caregivers of those people, to help enhance and — their end of life with dignity.”
Jim Kinhan is not alone.
[Read more…] about Reforming our End-of-Life Healthcare System
By Dr. Betty J. Edwards
President General of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
On April 21, 180 years ago, General Sidney Sherman’s men led the left wing of Sam Houston’s Army into battle against Mexican Dictator Santa Anna’s troops at San Jacinto. These men carried the only banner the Texans had that day as they rushed to meet their fate in a life-or-death struggle for liberty.
[Read more…] about Daughters of the Republic of Texas Are Still Carrying the Banner for Texas
To the Editor:
As owner of a Main Street business with a perfectly functioning septic system I have the following questions:
[Read more…] about Local readers sound off on sewers, developments, being positive, aldermen
To the Editor:
Since when does a city government take out a full page ad on the taxpayer dime to politically advertise and defend their position on sewage treatment during an election season?