Opinion

Body The daily Southwest border updates are generating nationwide concern, except in Washington, D.C., where indifference reigns.

Body We have looked at the sufficiency and clarity of the Bible that make up the first two letters of the acronym SCAN (sufficiency, clarity, authority, necessity) that tell us four important realities of the Bible. Now we look to the authority of the Bible.

Body National Nutrition Month is flying by, but there is still time for your organization to schedule a program by calling the Pecos County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office at 432-336-2541. There is no one food, drink, pill, or machine that is the key to achieving optimal health.

Body The basketball game ended. Then, something happened. Every member of the winning team stood and cheered the players they had just defeated, six members of the Asbury University women’s basketball team. There were only six Asbury players in uniform to laud.

Body As a person who struggled with fear and anxiety for over 20 years, the one thing I learned was that ignoring your mental health issues can be a very costly mistake in your life.

Body Turkey Vultures are found throughout the U.S. and even up into southern Canada, and most birders outside of West Texas take the ubiquitous bird for granted. The species is widespread, highly visible, and generally seen soaring and kettling in groups of a few to hundreds of birds.

Body In the month of April, I would like to look at four essential characteristics that the Bible displays and speaks about itself in regard to being the very Spirit-breathed Word of God. The four characteristics we will be looking at are sufficiency, clarity, authority, and necessity.

Body The theme for National Nutrition Month is Personalize Your Plate. March is National Nutrition Month. Creating nutritious meals is important when planning what you want to eat.

Body He couldn’t have been more than a kid, early 20s maybe, though he looked older. Life outdoors tends to age a person prematurely.

Body If 2020 was the year from hell, it looks like 2021 is the year hell froze over. This last week has been very tough on Texans, as multiple winter storms swept across the Lone Star State, dropping over 29 million Texans into the deep freeze.