Easter is a springtime religious holiday during which faithful Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christ is often referred to as the “Lamb of God,” many Easter celebrations feature …
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By Caleb Clarkson Growing up, I can remember almost all of the tattered and worn posters that adorned the classrooms of my school. Many of them had historical timelines, periodic …
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The basketball season never rests as club play gets going. The GCE club, coached by Deandre Dearmon, took part in the Hoop 4 Life Tourney over the weekend with a …
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Ball alum Jonah Williams made his long-awaited debut with the University of Texas baseball team during the Longhorns’ win over Sam Houston on March 25. The freshman came in as …
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Spring football is underway at Rice University, which means that Dickinson alums JaBari Ellison and Micah Barnett are on the field representing the Gators. The Owls kick off their 2025 …
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Raquel Reyes proudly represented Santa Fe High School during the state bowling tournament in San Antonio this weekend. Reyes was among 47 girls across the state to be invited to …
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Mother Nature could delay the Friendswood baseball team for so long. After rain postponed their home game against Angleton on Friday, the Mustangs delivered a 3-0 win on Saturday, allowing …
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Dreams of competing for a state track and field title begin to take shape when district meets on Wednesday and Thursday. The area’s top athletes will move one step closer …
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Opinion
New data compiled by TPPF shows that as much as $98 million could be flowing from taxpayers through local governments and into the pockets of well-heeled Austin lobbyists.
It should stop. Using tax dollars to fund lobbyists is wasteful, needless, and violates basic principles of limited government. That’s potentially $98 million – up from $75 million two years …
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Illustration by Dustin Elliott Rich Hunt’s new GE wall oven doesn’t fit in his kitchen. Why won’t GE honor its GE Fit Guarantee? Q: I’m writing to you to request …
