Due to the "Uniform Monday Holiday Act" enacted in 1971, Washington and Lincoln's birthday were combined into "President's Day".
Here's some little known facts regarding the people that "managed" our Country's affairs.
The Clinical Trials network of Texas (CTNeT) got a grant worth $25 million in 2010, but it ran out of cash last month, and now the one time facility responsible for delving deeper into the crusade against Cancer, has folded.
This one may get your blood boiling, since you can see, first hand, the impact of accidents associated with "texting while driving".
My drive to work is barely noticeable at 3.2 miles, yet three stop lights make it advantageous for me to peruse my fellow commuters.
State Representative Bill Zedler is busy these day introducing new Texas law that would require "striptease artists" to publicly display a license to do such. But where would you put the document for all to see. How about on their "&^*%$#@)#"?
There's somethin' fishy going on in Angelina County, and I'm not talkin' about the myriad of lakes and streams.
Just got my Vehicle Registration Notice, and after reading, what can only be described as a printing press gone wild, I was appalled by the fact that an extra charge was added to the bill if I used the U.S. postal service to deliver payment.
You're not an intoxicating gambler, but like the chance to add more dollars to the month end bank statement. So, Saturday rolls around, and you joy ride to LOU-siana, in hopes of having some fun at the casino's expense.
Everything's cool, but the ride to and from is still about 4 hours, and if you hit that proverbial losing streak, the trek home could feel like you're waiting for your flight to t
Number 41 is doing okay, thankfully. While touch & go for nearly two months, former Pres George Herbert Walker Bush has been discharged from the hospital.
I thought only the BIG elections were full of strife and discord, until I started poking my nose into the "comp time" abomination over at the Angelina County Sheriff's office.
On the streets yesterday speaking with folks about the Connecticut tragedy, six in ten that I spoke with, called the United States a permissive society. Maybe. I lean more towards a reactive culture.
The following may appear to be an insensitive comparison in wake of a lone gunman's heinous massacre, but by setting out to accomplish the goal, success has a better chance of sprouting.
The medical wizards of our nation say there is no reason to be alarmed, and since I don't have a shingle on my door that ends in M.D., or D.O., I too, shall stay the course.
I guess when your license plate indicates "State Judge", you are allowed to tailgate other motorists allowing, at best, a roughly calculated, oh I'm guessing, a five percent margin of error in the event the lead vehicle must brake hard.