While the quality of the performances that legislators deliver is measured in the eyes of individual beholders with different points of view, it would be tough to find two freshmen state lawmakers in Texas or any other state who wore … Continue reading →

From Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs: The Eagle Scout and Dirty Jobs star on learning to fell trees and prepare firewood. (Check back for more dad advice from PopMech’s Fatherhood issue, leading up to our full list next week—”127 Things … Continue reading →

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by JOHN KASS | MAY 15, 2013 Dogged by scandal, and with his press secretary presumably now curled up in the fetal position and breathing into a brown paper bag, it’s obvious President Barack Obama is in need. Our president … Continue reading →

There is a letter to the editor in the Keller Citizen from former City Councilmember Steve Trine: The Keller City Council is engaging in a war on its retail sector. It may not seem like it, but will be the … Continue reading →

After discussing the blog with the family last night, they encouraged me to keep writing. I will try not to treat it like “I have to do it” and continue to write when I feel like it. I enjoy to … Continue reading →

When I was young the big rage on all the shows was Eastern European families and plate spinning. It would amaze me these people would be able to keep them all going, and the thought in my young head was … Continue reading →

So when you watch the news today and see the hotel fire in downtown Dallas, well, that is one of my jobsites. I didn’t have anybody on the job today, but this is one of my biggest customers and am … Continue reading →

Stopping in West is a tradition in our family, doesn’t matter what the schedule is, or even if we just ate, we always stop for Kolaches and to stretch our legs. Watching the devastation last night and today it hits … Continue reading →

I had the chance to talk with our AG tonight in Grapevine, a great Texan and a very nice man. It was Reagan’s first time to meet Mr. Abbott and they had a great conversation about her school, her love … Continue reading →