Opinion

I WAS FIRST HOOKED on the night sky when I was a much younger and much shorter version of myself. It was at a campground beside a creek that is the beginning of the Rio Grande River. The trout fishing was excellent.

Speaker opposes drive to end tenure House Speaker Dade Phelan, R-Beaumont, said Friday he opposes a push by Lt. Gov.

We understand people being concerned about the signs. Just know that in our community, if anyone’s child goes missing and is found dead, it will be fine for the family to put a sign up on any of our lots downtown.

IT WAS REALLY NO SURPRISE, this week, to see a new “Killer” sign erected in downtown Canadian. It appeared across the highway from the Canadian Restaurant in the days following publication of Dr. Malouf Abraham’s letter to the editor in last week’s Canadian Record.

Cathy worked here for 20 years, after we tricked her (my version) into joining the staff in July 1998. She retired four years ago, needing to tend to all the things she had neglected for two decades.

Hispanic Texans likely largest demographic group The U.S. Census Bureau released its latest estimate, which indicates Hispanic residents in Texas make up more of the state’s population than white residents.

A Guest Column by Amarillo League of Women Voters President Sonya Letson I was fourteen years old when I went to my first suffrage meeting. Returning from school one day, I met my mother just setting out for the meeting, and I begged her to let me go along.

AS TEXAS SCHOOL CHILDREN return to the classroom this fall, their teachers are there to welcome them back, support their academic growth, and spark a love for learning.

Canadian's volunteer firefighters were joined by other community members in Sunday's 9/11 Climb to Remember.

Poll: Most Texas teachers consider quitting More than three-fourths of Texas teachers say they have seriously considered quitting the profession largely because of a perceived lack of respect and support, according to a new survey by the Charles Butt Foundation.