Trent Ashby

As leaves change and temperatures drop, we celebrate the coming of a new season. Though this time of year may seem out of the ordinary... Read More

As our nation observes the nineteenth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks that stole thousands of American lives, I hope we reflect on the... Read More

My heart goes out to the people in East and Southeast Texas, as well as our neighbors in Louisiana, who have been affected by Hurricane... Read More

The United States Constitution has been described as one of the most prolific living documents in the history of the world. Since its inception, the... Read More

I want to start this column by encouraging you to join me in praying for our fellow Texans who were recently affected by Hurricane Hanna.... Read More

With the primary elections finally behind us, I want to offer my congratulations to all of the candidates who were successful in securing their place... Read More

July 10, 2020 Governor Abbott, In March of this year, you wisely waived the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) requirements for the... Read More

Over 240 years ago, our forefathers put ink to parchment in order to draft what would become one of the most prolific living documents in... Read More

While many folks are spending more time at home, it’s easier than ever to become consumed with the events of the day. Whether we’re diligently... Read More

On May 25, 2020, a 46-year-old man from Texas was murdered after being taken into custody by police officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His name was... Read More