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Bragging rights between friendly rivals, Ennis and Waxahachie, continued on Friday night. While things have been nasty for years, inhabitants of the two towns often root for one another as long as the opponent isn’t each other.

Soon after Jesus had resurrected, we find a beautiful passage found in John chapter 20 that is a wonderful example of how much God loves us and wants to encourage us.

“I guess I’m having my second childhood,” said my 90-year-old aunt in our telephone conversation this weekend. “I never had tonsillitis as a child but now I’m on my second week of antibiotics for what they’re calling ‘tonsillitis.’”

Have you ever noticed how often those in places of leadership smile? Or how often they laugh?

Those are critical elements that reflect well on some, and is unflattering to others.

Nowadays it has become an illfated belief that the greatest nation on the planet is, instead, a land built on everything one calls evil.

We were zooming through traffic in a large Florida city when the digital display over four lanes issued a Silver Alert.

Dear Editor:

It has been a heightened season of uncommon happenings on the planet, what with a hurricane striking the United States’ northeast, a reported sighting of Loch Ness, the announcement of mac-and-cheese ice cream, the government releasing details abo

A history of being notoriously difficult to govern, empires and nations have failed to pacify Afghanistan. Historians call it the Graveyard of Empires. Apparently.

My husband, Peter, and I have matching folding chairs.