To the editor: Donald Trump’s legacy of incompetence continues. Before you praise him for the vaccine be aware of the following: He ordered enough to vaccinate 100 million in the first quarter, 50 million in the second quarter which leaves a shortage of 180 million.

To the editor: Patty Reid (in her recent letter) is correct that fact checking is important; however, she is the one who needs to do it. Ms.

To the Editor: I am sympathetic with the need for Lobos’ radiation treatments, the high cost of treatment, and the request for donations to help pay for it. I am curious, however, why some of the funds from the many seizures he facilitated while working as a drug dog cannot be used for his treatment.

When the Texas Legislature convenes Jan. 12, a key question is how the public will have access to their lawmakers during the pandemic.

My 2020 Christmas Letter Usually my Christmas letter is written by one or more of my doglets, but they aren’t up to the task having just returned from three days at fall camp where they ran miles, played with canine friends, and thank goodness, did not come home with handmade trinkets like I brought from my youthful days at summer camp. Instead they arrived dusty and exhausted.

The Sealy News On Monday, Dec. 14 the special city council meeting saw the resignation of Sealy City Manager Lloyd Merrell.

Municipal elections are scheduled to take place Saturday, May. 1.

To the editor: Mr. Pennington doesn’t seem to grasp a basic understanding of the situation playing out today in our nation’s courts.

To the Editor: On December 11, Fayette County’s coronavirus cases rose to 40 confirmed and 79 probable for a total of 119 and that count along with the 1000 cases and 15 deaths in Fayette County and almost 300,000 U.S. deaths to date would be substantially greater but for those of us who have abided by Governor Abbott’s order.

To the Editor: The I am proud of Kerina Kelly for her courage in submitting her essay titled Abortion is Murder for publication in the Record. Although it is very difficult to read, and my heart was breaking as I read it, Kerina has done a valuable service to folks who do not really understand what happens to the fetus during an abortion.