It’s A Charlie Brown Baseball Team
Lucy and Linus were talking to their coach, Charlie Brown, at home plate. Kicking the dirt in disgust, Charlie Brown said, “Our team is no good. We have lost every game we’ve ever played. There is nothing good about our team!” “But,” protested
Longview, Lufkin ISD Schools Prepare For First Pantry Raid
Longview High School and Lufkin High School are coming together for the first time before their football game on September 15, to provide meals for hungry East Texans. “We are thrilled that two new school districts want to have their own pantry raid
Jarvis Christian University Expands Their Adult Scholarships
Jarvis Christian University Adult and Continuing Education Program is offering Opportunity Scholarships to city, county, government, and church organizations. The purpose is to enable working adults to complete their undergraduate degrees in business administration, criminal justice, and religion at the university’s Dallas Teaching
Good Times
By Glenn Miller GOD’S WORD: “I have great confidence in you; I take great pride in you. I am greatly encouraged; in all our troubles my joy knows no bounds.” – 2 Corinthians 7:4 As a child of the seventies, I remember watching
Texas Attorney General Pleads Not Guilty
By Richard Lee Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton pled not guilty as each of the 16 articles of impeachment were read, accusing him of disregard of public duty, misapplication of public resources, and abuse of the public trust, among other charges. The House
Jason Charles Wanted For Intoxication Manslaughter
Smith County is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Jason Charles, 25, of Tyler, who was arrested for Intoxication Manslaughter on January 15, 2022. A Smith County Grand Jury returned an indictment for Intoxication Manslaughter, a Second-Degree Felony, alleging that the offense
Today Is Not Tomorrow
By Dr. Michael Guido Abraham Lincoln spent years as a circuit-riding lawyer. On one of his trips, he and a friend were faced with crossing the dangerous Fox River. While traveling through a small village he decided to ask a minister about the
Longview ISD Teacher Nabs State Prize
Whitney Reardon wins 2023 Humanities Texas Outstanding Teaching Award By Joycelyne Fadojutimi Humanities Texas recently announced that Whitney Reardon of Johnston-McQueen Elementary School in Longview has been named a 2023 Humanities Texas Outstanding Teaching Award recipient. The competition was stiff and competitors numerous
Bullard ISD Breaks Ground On New Middle School
Bullard ISD recently celebrated a special event- a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Bullard Middle School. A voter-approved Bullard Bond 2022 project, the new Bullard Middle School will serve grades 6 through 8 and is scheduled to be complete for the 2025 school
How Could This Happen
By Michael Guido A man was found dead next to a dumpster. As they looked in his pockets for his identification, they discovered several checks. When totaled, they were worth more than a thousand dollars. But they did him no good. He never
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