Cease-fires give
In Gut We Trust?
Some advice…from one Texan to another
Hello. I was born there in your fine city but unfortunately uprooted and....long story.
But my point is, I live in Virginia now. I was on the Virginia Treasury Department website and ran across a lost property division. Of course, wormhole, there I go. I entered my name and I bet 200 claims came up under my name, but each had certain information different. Town or middle initial different, etc.
Let me back up. The further I went in, I noticed, the more personal information they required. Anyway, I did it, and here's where Canadian comes in.
Some Contested 2026 Republican Primary Races: Reasons for Choices
US Senator
Incumbent John Cornyn voted 93% of the time for Trump’s first term positions and for all second term Trump appointments. He is a modern master of the Senate who has sponsored twice as many bills as the average Senator and gotten nearly ten times as many passed into law. In his career he has also raised more than $400 million for the Republican party. (1)
Rogers: How far are Republican candidates willing to go with Trump?
Recently, driving to my childhood home of Graham, my eyes darted toward a ginormous Trump flag, high on the tallest flagpole in the area, flapping in the northern breeze. I found the sight unsettling, not because it conveyed support for Trump; we see pro-Trump signs commonly in the rural areas around Possum Kingdom Lake. It was the sheer height, the singularity, and the prominence above all else that sent a chill up my spine. I think it illustrated how we have digressed as a nation, at least some in my political party.
Rogers: Go ahead; close public schools
Gov.
Beef prices are high but Texas ranchers deserve a break
A GUEST EDITORIAL BY GLENN M. ROGERS, DVM
holtriverranch@gmail.com
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A Note of Gratitude
Where does one even start to show gratitude for giving life back to another?
Free speech must apply to everyone
“I may disagree with what you say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.”
My Recommendations: Texas' 2025 Constitutional Amendments
EDITOR'S NOTE: Otis C. Shearer III is a lawyer practicing business litigation, oil & gas litigation, bodily injury and other areas of law. He received a B.A. degree from University of Texas in 1962, and has been licensed for 58 years. Otis C. practices at Lemon, Shearer, Phillips & Good, P.C. in Booker, TX. He has long been a reliable source of objective and well-informed opinion on matters of Texas law, and has often offered welcome guidance on important issues to voters and readers of The Canadian Record. -- LEB
