Opinion

Schoolyard brawl

IT WAS A SIMPLE STORY about a meeting of a non-profit organization. Received too late for the print edition, we posted it on our Facebook page, as is our custom.

Field Notes: The fire this time

More than 5 million acres have burned in wildfires on the West Coast. Thousands of structures have been destroyed and tens of thousands of residents of Oregon, California, and Washington have been displaced. At least 27 have died, with more still missing, and the fires continue to spread.
Wildfires

Field Notes: The purpose of Labor Day

WE WERE REMINDED, this week, of the true purpose of Labor Day—to pay tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. While the rest of us were settling in for a quiet three-day weekend, our city’s street and water department crews were called to work early Saturday morning.
Field Notes

What they learn matters

By The Honorable Beverly Woolley, The Honorable Peggy Hamric, The Honorable Marsha Farney, Jenifer Sarver, Donna Parker, Cathy Cody, Linda Garza, and Maria Garza Brown WE KNOW SCHOOL WILL look different this year for our children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

Field Notes

“Teachers are writing wills.” That was the headline that stopped me in my tracks one day in the midst of preparing for our back-to-school coverage and the Pigskin Preview edition. Stopped me cold. Said “Go no farther until you have considered what this means.”
Field Notes
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