Toleration and Conviction on Campus

Knife edges are the places where greatness lives in organizations. The sides of a knife don’t cut, but the well-whetted edge of a knife is where the action is. Faith has been placed on the flat side of the knife at universities.

Pet Talk

Dogs have long been called “Man’s Best Friend.”Today, studies suggest that all pets are our best friends. That includes men, women, and children. It’s been estimated that over 60% of all North American households have a pet.

Library Lines ...

Finally, “Eruption,” the longawaited newly released book by highly esteemed authors Michael Crichton and James Patterson, has arrived here at Rhoads Memorial Library! Released on June 3, 2024, it has taken a while to arrive at our facility, but it is here now, ready for checkout.

Mindful of His Presence

Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth. Colossians 3:2 “My days are so crazy,” said Mary describing an average day at the office. “I find myself running about trying to keep my head above water for 10 hours a day.

DPS arrests criminal illegal immigrants of interest

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced the capture of at least a dozen wanted criminal illegal immigrants of interest across the state – just some of the thousands of identified fugitives who have entered the United States illegally and committed crimes in Texas.

Judge issues temporary block to FTC non-compete agreements

A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas has temporarily blocked the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) new rule against non-compete agreements.

Federal judge blocks Title IX expansion in Texas, Montana

The Biden administration’s plan to rewrite and expand Title IX coverage took a blow after a district judge granted Texas and Montana’s request for a preliminary injunction against the federal government’s attempt “to impose a sweeping new social policy” allowing coverage for gender identity.

Texas wall at 34 miles

As Gov. Greg Abbott continues to the promote a state-funded wall along the Mexico-Texas border, only 34 miles of the structure have been built in the past three years, costing the state and taxpayer up to $25 to $30 million per mile.

Crop duster collision being investigated

The National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report on the tragic June 14 plane crash in Cochran County involving two crop duster planes that collided in midair while working over a cotton field.