It’s National Honey Bee Day

National Honey Bee Day, which falls on Aug. 21 this year, is the perfect time to pay homage to all of the black and yellow striped pollinators out there, from Buzz the Honey Nut Cheerios Bee to the honey bees we see buzzing above blooming Texas sunflowers.
It’s National Honey Bee Day

Raising Kindness

We’ve heard it before, and here’s more proof. La Grange, Texas, is home to some of the nicest kids around.
Good Samaritan, Jaiden Scott, with a recipient of his kindness.

Leadership Needed

To the Editor: President John F. Kennedy once shared the following quote in one of his many famous speeches of encouragement to his fellow Americans: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” Finally, as reported in the Monday, Aug.

Drugs Flowing In

To the Editor: In case you don’t watch the real news networks, you probably do not hear about any of the following, so I thought I would share this important information. Just recently, ICE agents and border patrol have taken in the following, which were trying to be pushed through to our country by the Mexican cartel.

Praise for Romberg

To the Editor: Please require all submitters to Letters to the Editor be tested on Romberg’s five “Commonsense Guidelines” prior to submitting their letters to the editor. After reviewing Mr.

Kudos to Janecka, Kimball

To the Editor: I’d like to thank the former Fayette County Judge Ed Janecka for his comments to the commissioner’s court on COVID vaccinations in the county. I’d also like to thank the FCR and St.

Freedom Always Has a Cost

To the Editor: Mr. Mikas it appears you know nothing about the Founding Fathers of our nation if you think Benjamin Franklin would have chosen to give up his freedom for safety of a vaccine.
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