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Political activist Charlie Kirk. "Assassination is the premeditated murder of a person, often a public figure like a political leader,...

A sight that shook Americans to the very core. The South Tower of the World Trade Center just after 8:00 a.m. on September 11, 2001 is...

A Memorable August Day in Kansas City It was the kind of August day that Kansas City remembers for years—a summer sun dropping over the...

On July 30, 1945, in the waning days of World War II, the USS Indianapolis met a tragic fate in the Philippine Sea—one of the worst naval...

State lawmakers have just 30 days to address 18 agenda items in hopes of aligning with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's priorities. Abbott has...

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it is a present-day tool, already embedded in the workflows of modern...

I don’t know Susan Ruland well. In fact, I’ve only met her a couple of times and have spent far more time talking with her husband,...

In my recent editorial about public transparency and government agencies, I opened with this line: I’m facing a dilemma—one I’ve dealt...

Understanding the Tradition of Trail Rides Every few months, a familiar scene unfolds across Texas. An open pasture or backroad trail...

Every year, the Texas Press Association holds its annual Better Newspaper Contest—a tradition in the industry that many community...

The Importance of Public Notices I’m facing a dilemma—one I’ve dealt with for years. Before I lay it out, I ask you to keep two things in...

I had not changed the headline to my own column for two consecutive issues. I felt stupid the first week, but the second week I had to...

If you’re a fan of those DIY renovation shows where a smiling couple turns a crumbling house into a Pinterest palace in 30 minutes flat,...

Since returning to Robertson County on February 1, life has been a whirlwind—both personally and professionally. It’s hard to believe...

I’ve been asked the same question more than a dozen times this week regarding my open letter to the Hearne ISD School Board about the...

Early in my career, the first newspaper I owned was my hometown publication in Johnson City, Texas, where I graduated from high school. I...

I can take on one more responsibility, even though I already have a full plate. For many years, I have worked for various newspaper...

Sometimes, it is a moment in time you don’t want to ever forget. This past Sunday, I walked into Jeff Fest at the Pony Express with one...

A former employee of the Robertson County News, Laura Chesner, has suggested that the Robertson County News is affiliated with her blog...

It has been an amazing week at the newspaper, let me tell you. When I returned motivated and energized, I had no idea the void that...