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FROM THE BLEACHERS

Body I am incredibly proud and grateful. Throughout my career, I’ve been fortunate to work alongside outstanding people, and my time coaching in the UFL with the San Antonio Brahmas this last season as Special Teams and Tight Ends Coach has been no exception.

FROM THE BLEACHERS

Body College athletics is no longer what it used to be, it’s now a full-fledged money game. Players are going to the highest bidder, whether through NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals, transfer incentives, or promises of exposure.

Stopping left-wing theft of American tax dollars

Body Consider the absurdity of how Democrats have chosen to spend your taxpayer money over the past four years: LGBT programs in the Western Balkans, teaching ‘environmentally friendly’ sex-ed to children, Iraqi Sesame Street, and strengthening voter ID in Haiti because apparently,...
Stopping left-wing theft of American tax dollars

FROM THE BLEACHERS

Body What are insurmountable odds? Are they challenges we ourselves don’t think we can overcome, or mountains others say we can’t climb? Maybe it doesn’t matter who doubts us. At some point, it’s fair to ask whether we lack faith or simply see a reality that’s bigger than us.

One big, beautiful victory for America

Body Last November, 77 million Americans sent a clear message: stop the open borders, crippling inflation, and weakness on the world stage. After four years of Biden’s failures, they chose a course correction.
By Congressman Lance Gooden (R-TX)

FROM THE BLEACHERS

Body Thinking about when I served underneath a legendary administrator, I was reminded of the leadership and guidance I received.

Andrews Behavioral Health seeking public input

Body Andrews Behavioral Health invites residents across five East Texas counties to participate in an important Community Mental Health Needs Assessment Survey.

Letter to the Editor

Body Dear Editor, Hello, my name is Alexander Reybok. I am a Boy Scout in Van Zandt County.

Vouchers could change homeschool landscape

Body TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION The passage of the state’s first voucher program means homeschool families in Texas will soon be eligible for up to $2,000 to use toward educational costs such as tutoring or curriculum.
Vouchers could change homeschool landscape
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