Some of my articles have caused a bit of a stir. The latest one (Sept. 8) got the phone ringing. Now, I don’t care if you call me names, just don’t call me a liar. You read right when I stated, “I put 25 head of cattle on one acre, from April to October of 2012 and had to mow grass!” If you have never done it, don’t say it can’t be done. They once said, “Man can never fly.” Well, the devil is in the details, and I don’t give away the details - I am a consultant.

T EXAS History When two county cops confronted a howling mob of sheet-shrouded Klansmen on Oct. 1, 1921, no one gave them much of a chance of getting out of Lorena, Texas alive.

To the Editor: The takeaway from the corruption of the Texas Senate in the Paxton impeachment vote: “Drain the Swamp – except when criminals, liars and adulterers are OUR criminals, liars and adulterers.” There are 150 Representatives, but one seat is currently vacant leaving 149 to vote. 121 voted for impeachment (81.2% of the House), including 64.5% of Republicans and 100% of Democrats.

To the Editor: On Nov. 7, 2023, there is a State of Texas Statewide Constitutional Amendment Election.

To the Editor: The 1619 Project is a mythical rewrite of history for current political purposes and students are being required to use this myth as the sole resource for their assignment in a mandatory History class at the Univ. of Texas atArlington.

To the Editor: I am compelled to write this letter after reading the article by Andy Behlen in the Sept. 19 Fayette County Record.

To the Editor: Sgt. Randy Thumann and Lobos visited Lester Keilers on his 80th birthday in 2018 R.I.P.

To the Editor: This is in response to the Sept. 15 Letter to the Editor “End School Voucher Program.” Mr.

That Little Voice Love everything that comes to me? Is it necessary to love all the calamities or misfortunes that come to me? Really? Do I have to embrace chasing that massive cockroach across the room in order to eliminate it permanently from my house? I suppose I can love that it makes me get up from my comfortable chair and dash around the room. Exercise is good for me.

“Mobile healthcare delivered with dignity, respect and compassion for the community we serve.” That’s the mission of the Fayette County Emergency Medical Service, which has been serving the residents and visitors of Fayette County since 1976.