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Letter To The Editor, Response To Recent Opinions, News Special, Editor’s Note: It is not necessary to label the political parties’ letters to the Editor, all one has to do is read the letters and you will know which party wrote it. Or, maybe not, the animosity in the tone of the letters are so similar against the other side that you can’t distinguish between the two. Maybe without the labels we will have enough wisdom to know which points have merit and which we should ignore.
Read moreIt’s 2:40 on Monday afternoon, and I’m in the middle of locking in this issue of the Bulletin you’re currently reading, my first as General Manager/Managing Editor.
Read more1 Samuel 10:6-10- “Then the Spirit of the Lord will come upon you (King Saul), and you will prophesy with them and be turned into another man. And let it be, when these signs come to you, that you do as the occasion demands, for God is with you. .…..God gave Saul another heart and all the signs Samuel prophesized about came to pass that day. When they came to the hill, there was a group of prophets to meet them; then the Spirit of God came upon Saul, and he prophesied among them.”
Read moreNot often do we consider the possibilities that emerge from a school cafeteria.
Read moreThe combination of going back to school time and COVID has a lot of people thinking about their personal estate planning. Even if you are not working in a medical facility or a school environment with a heightened concern regarding COVID, back to school time can be a good reminder to “clean house” and ensure your affairs are in order, and that includes your estate planning.
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Governor Greg Abbott announced via Twitter Saturday he is now testing negative for COVID-19, four days after testing positive and being asymptomatic.
Read moreOne of the basic truths of life is that much of our success or failure depends on the quality of our decision making. Presently, we‘re facing problems that are life threatening and uncommonly serious. The decisions of how we handle these challenges will determine the fate of our entire society. Sitting out the storm is no longer an option. In fact, inaction is how we got here.
Read moreIt is a scene out of “Make Way for Ducklings”: cars and pickup trucks are stopped. In the big city, it would be due to traffic or never-ending construction, possibly even a deer. But in small town Bandera, they are stopped for a train of chickens crossing from one yard to another. (I’ll let the reader decide why the chickens cross the road.)
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