That Crazy Speaker Vote

It was not fourteen and it was not sixteen. The magic number was fifteen! It took 15 times and four days to elect a new Speaker of the House.
That Crazy Speaker Vote

Letter to the Editor

To the Editor: It’s getting to be that time again. Throughout the year, you’ll find annual fundraiser notices for other area volunteer fire departments in The Fayette County Record and Facebook.

That Little Voice

Growing up in small town America in the late 1940s afforded opportunities to live and roam without barriers. Thus, we were able to wander about exploring back alleys, and neighbors’ detached garages, play ball in vacant lots, and climb cherry trees for an afternoon treat.
That Little Voice

Small Miracles

I happened to be out on foot during that heavy fog the other morning, doing chores. I was amazed by the transformation.
Small Miracles

Border Security, Tax Relief and Raises Top List

For the Texas House and Senate, there is not much daylight between each chamber’s priorities in this year’s legislative session. Leaders say the focus will be on property tax relief, border security and employee raises. Preliminary budgets from both chambers were released last week, the Austin American-Statesman reported, with a record $288.7 billion budget for the next two years. The money in the budget is made up of $93.7 billion in federal funds, $130.1 billion in state general revenue funds, and $64.9 billion in other funds.
Border Security, Tax Relief and Raises Top List

Houdini a Frequent Visitor to Texas

T EXAS History Following a weeklong engagement at the Majestic Theater, a cheering crowd saw off Harry Houdini, escape artist extraordinaire, at the Dallas train station on Jan. 25, 1916.
Houdini a Frequent Visitor to Texas

REMEMBER WHEN?

Jan. 19, 1973 Ray Baca, Fayetteville’s master musician, was to play at the inaugural ball for President Richard M.
REMEMBER WHEN?
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