9/11

Never judge a book by its cover; that's the advice a Colorado "neighbor" should have taken

No, it's not the same thing. But we know how you're feeling, and we're here to tell you that this, too, shall pass.

18 years ago today, I was sitting in a second grade classroom in Pineland, Texas.

September 11, 2001...

Every time 9/11 rolls around, I think about the first responders who rushed into the Trade Towers that day in 2001 to save lives, thinking very little about their own. Would any of us have had the guts? It makes today the perfect day to thank a first responder in East Texas for what they do on a daily basis And there's one simple way to do it.

Today marks the 14th anniversary of the tragedy events of 9/11.  The following is a partial timeline of the events that took place on that day.  All times are Central and the source of the timeline is the History Website.

It's usually so much easier to text someone rather than pick up the phone and call. To your sweetie: "Could you grab some wine on the way home?"  It takes a minute when actually dialing and calling might take five, because your spouse things of a hundred other things to tell you while you're on the phone.  And hopefully the reply is a simple, "Yep!  ;-)" What about emergencies?

9-1-1 false alarms are nothing new. We’ve heard of kids dialing 9-1-1 when there’s no emergency, and we've heard about people calling emergency dispatchers for all the wrong reasons, liked burned hamburgers at fast food restaurants and things. But have you ever been driving on Highway 59 or Highway 69 and accidently butt-dialed 9-1-1? In the age where everyone has a smart phone that’s always at t

Behind the pock marked mask of the true alcoholic, there are times when the stranglehold of desperation cuts off the blood flow to that part of the brain that serves as a holding cell for common sense.

After a new interview with Men’s Journal, Mark Wahlberg is under fire for perhaps taking his own image as an action star a bit too seriously.