Opinion

A FRIEND AND FREQUENT visitor to The Record office, Harry King, was admiring the result of a recent office reorganization project that we had done with the help of Kim McKinney. Harry had stopped by to drop off his weekly Wildcat Pick ‘Em prediction, and we chatted, as we always do.

Another look at impact of Winter Storm Uri More than eight months after an unprecedented snow and ice storm led to widespread power blackouts in Texas, the Texas Comptroller’s office took an in-depth look at the state’s response and the legislative actions that followed.

Superintendent Lynn Pulliam responded this week to Klein’s accusations of corruption at Canadian ISD: “At the press conference last Wednesday (10/20) conducted by Klein Investigations, Mr. Klein played a recording of a prison phone interview with a person who reported to be player on the 2016...

THE FIRST PAPER I picked up after moving here made me an instant fan and keenly aware of what a treasure we have in you. Since then, I’ve only become more impressed to witness your dedication to not only your craft, but your profession.

I AM PROUDLY VOTING for Allen Hadaway in the Nov. 2 Canadian School Board election. As a fellow business partner, and father of three boys, I know the passion and dedication that has been a hallmark of his professional life.

MY NAME IS DR. KRISTIN CAMPOS, and for those who don’t know me personally, I am a licensed specialist in school psychology (LSSP) and provide mental health services for six rural school districts in the Texas Panhandle. I am also a member of the Canadian graduating class of 2005.

I have seen life return when all believed life was lost. I have seen broken relationships healed when no one thought it was possible. I have seen the room go electric when the faith of a community was galvanized by the presence of the Spirit. How about you?

ON OCTOBER 8, the executive director of curriculum and instruction for the Carroll Independent School District in Southlake, Texas, told a teacher to make sure to follow Texas’s new law requiring teachers to present opposing views on controversial subjects.

THE FEDERAL JUDGE WHO temporarily blocked enforcement of the new abortion restrictions in Texas said state lawmakers knew the law was unconstitutional and wrote it to try to prevent the federal courts from saying so.

IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN interesting to realize how unaware the public generally seems to be of the work journalists do to protect the public’s interests. Covering public meetings, which for the most part, the public does not attend.