Opinion

Body WITH EARLY VOTING BEGINNING Oct. 24, I would like to encourage every registered voter in the Canadian city limits to vote early and vote YES for the sale of alcohol in Canadian.

Body AN AGING WATER MAIN snapped in Odessa. Drought conditions decimated groundwater supplies to the town of Concan. Millions of Texans lived without water for days when complications from Winter Storm Uri left household taps dry. While Thursday, Oct.

Body I WRITE THIS BECAUSE of my concern for the children and families of Canadian. I have two main concerns about the alcohol option on the ballot and the proposed truck stop at the northern end of town.

Body My dear ladies and gentleman, IF YOU WOULD STEP BACK and examine the bigger picture if you will, this is Salem’s property with which he can do as he chooses, and it is all for sale....

Body Texans urged to get flu shot Flu season is underway, and health officials are urging Texans to get their vaccinations as soon as possible, since it takes about two weeks for the shot to take effect.

Body LAST WEEK, THE UNIVERSITY of Idaho’s general counsel issued new guidance on the state’s near-total abortion ban, telling faculty and staff that the school should no longer offer birth control for students, as most universities do. Could this is be a sign of things to come?

Body I LOVE SOCIAL MEDIA. They keep me in touch with dozens of friends whom I might otherwise have contact with just every few years, or every few decades.

Body IT’S NO SECRET THAT I HAVE vocally supported Penny, as I believe we should be compassionate towards those who are mourning. I want to be clear that I don’t believe I could ever get over the loss of one of my children, and my heart still hurts for those who are hurting.

Body THERE WAS A PERIOD in the late ‘60s when the Beach Boys, desperate for a hipper identity, reportedly considered shortening their name to “Beach.” Of course, the Backstreet Boys may perform into their ‘80s, but there’s no question that a dated name can take a toll.

Body ACROSS THE STATE, Texans are keeping a closer eye on their government. They’re asking questions and demanding information.