Texas History Minute: Why flags still matter in moments of mourning and crisis
By Ken Bridges, Texas History Minute
The flag has long been a great symbol of pride for the nation. For centuries, flags have been used...
Texas History Minute: A look at New Year’s traditions around the world
By Ken Bridges, Texas History Minute
The new year is fast approaching. Many wonder what the new year will bring while planning their own ways...
Texas History Minute: The outlaw who lived by the gun — and died by...
By Ken Bridges, Texas History Minute
John Wesley Hardin was one of the most violent figures of a violent age. Born in Bonham to a Methodist preacher...
My 5 Cents: Texas A&M Forest Service announces $164 million for volunteer firefighters
By Texas State Senator Robert Nichols, Senate District 3
I want to take a moment to wish everyone a safe and joyful holiday. This season...
Texas History Minute: Remembering Pearl Harbor, 84 years later
By Ken Bridges, Texas History Minute
It came to be called the Day Which Will Live in Infamy. The attack on the American naval base at Pearl...