The Man Who Built Joy
I spent four and a half hours with Bill Thomas, and I left knowing I had only heard the beginning. […]
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I spent four and a half hours with Bill Thomas, and I left knowing I had only heard the beginning. […]
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STILL STANDING The Scott Carlson Story The first thing you notice about Scott Carlson is that he still carries himself
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In Kendall County, people don’t hand out respect easily. They’ll notice talent. They’ll show up on a Friday night and
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Outside the window behind him, an enormous oak tree fills the frame, its branches stretching wide across the front yard,
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“If I can go home at the end of the day doing 51 percent more good than bad, I am
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There are men whose names end up etched into stone, and there are men whose work becomes so foundational that
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I first met General Leroy Sisco several years ago at a campaign event for Quico Canseco. It was one of
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When you sit with Jerry McKenna, time slows down in the best way. The man has lived enough for three
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If you drive east of Boerne, where the land begins to rise and the trees crowd closer to the road,
Never, Ever Give Up: The Man Who Dug Deep and Saved Texas Water Read More »
Across decades and battlefields, veterans have shaped the character of our nation and our communities. From the young men storming