Opinion

Shades of Hypocrisy THE ARTICLE BY the clergywoman the Right Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde, who by the very title one should expect at least a little fairness. Words matter if

MANY VOICES are being heard today, each with an opinion of how to solve the murderous shootings problem in society today. I realize my opinion is at the bottom of

AS THE STATE’S OFFICIAL heritage tourism program for the Panhandle and Plains, the Texas Plains Trail Region would like to commend every community along US 83 that conceived of, and

WE WERE ADVISED this week that another name in the Canadian Rodeo Association’s list of sponsors for the Fourth of July Rodeo was misspelled. Our apologies to the Barber-Dyson Ford

The Texas Press Association has joined other state associations in 28 states to encourage members to support the “Think First” public-awareness campaign about the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

THE ESCALATION OF RACIALIZED rhetoric from the president of the United States has evoked responses from all sides of the political spectrum. On one side, African-American leaders have led the

AS A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER editor and publisher, there is little that I hate more, or face with greater dread, than misspelling a name. While those occasions are rare—particularly when I

A farewell to Canadian THIS THURSDAY, THE McCURLEY family will wave “farewell” to Aud and be on its way to a new adventure and home in Childress. It has been

I’VE BEEN HAVING my husband, Peter, cut my hair. I’m not sure I would recommend this to everyone, but I have almost no hair. Actually, I have the usual number

IN THE PAST, I’ve written about my superiority complex whenever I buy a cup of coffee at Starbucks. Those white disposable coffee cups made from 100-percent recycled materials with their