Michael G Ethridge - The Kendall Gentleman

Jerry McKenna: The Sculptor of Three Lives

When you sit with Jerry McKenna, time slows down in the best way. The man has lived enough for three […]

Every January, something interesting happens. People start talking about resolutions. Gyms get crowded. Grocery carts fill with greens. Planners fly

If you drive east of Boerne, where the land begins to rise and the trees crowd closer to the road,

Over the past few months, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about standards. Not the kind codified in rule

Every November, we set aside a day to honor the men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. But

October settles over Kendall County like a quilt. The mornings begin to carry that crisp air we’ve been waiting for,

Ken Nietenhoefer likes to say he’s lived six different lives. He even wrote them down once, in a manuscript he

Most men I know aren’t looking for applause. They’ve got families to care for, work to do, and burdens they

Some lessons aren’t written in books. They aren’t found in classrooms, and they don’t come with degrees or gold stars.

When Andy Ivankovich first drove down Mill Dam Road in Comfort, Texas, he wasn’t looking for a vineyard. Truth is,