Trent Ashby

Surrounded by hundreds of law enforcement officers, the loved ones of Texas State Trooper Chad Walker solemnly laid him to rest after he gave his... Read More

“Behold the Lamb of God, which takes away the sin of the world.” John 1:29. Happy Resurrection Day from my family to yours! We hope... Read More

He is risen! With the Easter season upon us, I am reminded of how fortunate we are to live in a state where your Legislature... Read More

The Dogwood and Bradford Pear trees are starting to show their colors and, of course, there is yellow pine pollen everywhere. Only us lucky enough... Read More

As most parents of school-aged children know, this is the time of year when schools observe a well-deserved spring break.  To that end, I was... Read More

The document creating the Republic of Texas turned 185 years old this week. On Tuesday, March 2nd, 1836, fifty-nine Texas delegates signed the handwritten Declaration... Read More

Emergency and crisis management can be a confusing and complex process, but our local officials—the boots on the ground—are working tirelessly to address the crises... Read More

People across the state are doing what they can to keep their families fed, safe and warm—all while experiencing unprecedented blackouts due to an electrical... Read More

I would like to start off by wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day! This special day, filled with greeting cards, pink and red roses, and... Read More

This past week, many Americans became fixated on a certain groundhog in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania to tell them whether it’s going to be a long winter... Read More