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Passion and Christ

Passion and Christ Each time, just before I turn the lights off, I stop and stare. Her uniform is clean […]

Dennis Postiglione Rebuilding from the Rubble of Moral Failure A person’s life can instantly fracture due to betrayal, addiction, dishonesty,

The American Dream in Uniform For Deputy Jose Javier Escalante, service has been a defining theme throughout his life. Long

The Signature We Leave By the time this issue reaches your hands, Independence Day will be just around the corner.

Earl Wellborn In July of 1948, the government offered a one-year term of enlistment to any 18-year-old who would enlist

Herbie’s Cabin Every generation has that place. The one you return to — not just on the map, but in

Men of the Hill Country: Kendall County’s Legacy in America’s 250-Year Story Featuring the Kuhlmann, Fabra, Herff, and Dienger Families

For Officer Eduardo Murillo, service has always been tied to responsibility. Long before he wore a badge in Kendall County,

It’s strange how life speeds up without asking for permission. One moment, I was a freshman walking into high school

In Kendall County, people don’t hand out respect easily. They’ll notice talent. They’ll show up on a Friday night and