Still Carrying the Load: General Leroy Sisco
I first met General Leroy Sisco several years ago at a campaign event for Quico Canseco. It was one of […]
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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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This month’s review by Mr. Clay the Cigar Guy from The Cigar Society, is The Deadwood Sweet Jane by Drew
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By: Paul Stephenson, M.A., LPC Genesis Counseling Center The places in life that compel the most reflection are often associated
The Story of Christian Dietert Christian Dietert (1827–1902) — Hill Country Miller, Builder & Pioneer Have you ever wondered who
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Living in Lakeway, Texas, in 2020, my family (Kristen, Izzy, and Samuel) was living in a master-planned suburb northwest 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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It’s a conversation we all have with ourselves, whether we admit it or not. When the calendar turns, and January
Every January, something interesting happens. People start talking about resolutions. Gyms get crowded. Grocery carts fill with greens. Planners fly
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Published in 2011, the late John Eddie Vogt’s book, Witches, Bitches, and Other Small Town Folks, brings to life the
New Year’s resolutions can fill us with hope for achieving our goals. Have you ever found yourself only making it
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