There are troubling trends as monied interests eye the region In the foreword to his 1967 book, “Farewell to Texas,” Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas recounts the story of Naboth’s vineyard from I Kings, Chapter 21. In the tale, the covetous Samarian King Ahab demands to buy Naboth’s land, a...

According to U.S. government data and recent policy studies, nearly 25% of America’s veterans live either below the federal poverty level or paycheck to paycheck, with little margin for unexpected expenses. To get by, many adopt emergencylevel budgets. But even the harshest austerity measures may no...

Hunger, humanity With favorable age, health and environment, survival without water can sometimes be stretched from three days to seven — but with dire consequences. Our bodies can endure three weeks without food, but only with sufficient water and again lasting consequences. Across our world, peopl...

Shooting clubs in Germany have been around since Black Forest hunters used crossbows and Medieval armies lobbed big rocks at each other with catapults...

Newspaper binds us I was listening to Michael Smerconish on the radio and he had a guest on the show talking about local newspapers and how important ...

Lessons learned, land managed, business benefitted: hunting helps us in many ways Old-timers will remember when sacks were placed over parking meters ...