Only Constant is Change...

The ballyhoo about “no free lunches” was first bandied about in the 1880s and today, Southwest Airlines’ “bags fly free” death bell is on the verge of gonging.Long known for allowing passengers to check two pieces of luggage “free,” SWA is altering its policy and there’s more story-spinning...

Aggie Leader No Joke...

Had a Texas Aggie been a Rip Van Winkle wannabe in 2011, he (she) might hardly recognize the university upon awakening from slumber in 2025.There might be understandable confusion.

PASTOR’S CORNER

“But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.” Luke 15:20b God’s love for each of us is out of this world! I mean it is so much more than we can really describe or even imagine.

State Capital HIGHLIGHTS

State CapitalTexas farmers concerned over growing trade warTexas farmers are voicing growing concerns about tariffs being enacted by President Trump adversely affecting their ability to sell agricultural goods overseas, the Houston Chronicle reported.

Mort in Mourning...

Taxation without representation is tyranny. Though it’s hard to nail down who initially coined this statement, it was the hue and cry of “British Americans” when they fought during the American Revolution 260 years ago.

Skyward with LUV...

Odds of brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright constructing, then flying, the world’s first powered aircraft in 1903—and Southwest Airlines’ founding what would become one of the world’s leading airlines 64 years later—were about the same.Most figured the odds to be slim and none.And most were wrong…....

PASTOR’S CORNER

“ For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.”2 Corinthians 5:21 “Insufficient Funds.” Have you ever received a notice from your bank with these words on them? I’m not sure if banks send them out anymore.

HIGHLIGHTS

State CapitalHouse unveils its voucher versionTexas House members filed a bevy of education bills last week, including a proposed $8 billion investment in public education and a voucher bill that ties the amount of money spent for private schooling to the dollar amount provided to public schools.

Mort and the Rumor Mill...

Uncle Mort doesn’t own a smartphone, and only recently found a well-worn flip phone for $10 on eBay.

A Quarter for Your Thoughts?...

Economists have suggested for years that we’d be better served if the U.S. Mint ceased turning out pennies—the nation’s lowest denominational coin.