Shop Smart This October to Benefit Breast Cancer Patients

It is not always easy to tell how your charitable dollars are going to be used, especially during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Honored every October, this is a time of year when many companies use pink logos on product packaging to symbolize support for breast cancer-related charities.

What to Know About Today’s Life Insurance Options

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans are looking into new life insurance coverage or taking a closer look at their existing coverage to make potential updates, according to a new survey.

Hard Times are Relative

I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a dumpster fire of a year. There’s practically zero debate on that topic. Even 2020 won’t argue with me. Sure, there’s always hope and there’s always light at the end of the tunnel, albeit a fluorescent light that makes your shoelaces glow in the dark.

Ask Aunt B

Dear Aunt B Readers, So here we are on Week 3, our final week, of becoming the person you want to be. Let’s recap. Week 1, we talked about Gratitude. If you haven’t started a gratitude practice, now is a great time. Gratitude is the biggest and best way to change our lives.

Laymen’s Corner

America is having a lot of violence in the cities today. Most of it is heartless and cruel. It appears that the human nature has been let loose and some people are just letting out what is inside of them. What if GOD should open and reveal all human sins found in their minds and bodies?

What Does The Bible Mean When It Says Not To Love The World?

“It means to love God more than your puppies,” says Tori, 7. “It means you’re not supposed to love money or toys,” says Tyler, 10. “Instead, God wants you to love him. He doesn’t mean that you can never go out and play. It just means not to play all the time.

Mesquite Announces Cindy Smith As New Director of Finance

The City of Mesquite announced Cindy Smith as their new Director of Finance effective October 1. Smith, a Certified Government Financial Manager and Certified in Public Management, brings more than 16 years of financial and administrative experience to the city.

INFIDEL

After an absence of almost seven months, Vivian and I decided to venture out to the Cinema after checking out their rules to keep us safe.

Mesquite Arts Council Earns $10,000 National Grant to Continue Virtual Programming

The Mesquite Arts Council has been awarded a $10,000 National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grant for support of Arts Engagement in American Communities.

Statement Regarding the City of San Antonio Permit Request for Alamo Cenotaph

The Texas Historical Commission (THC) denied a permit request from the City of San Antonio to relocate “Spirit of Sacrifice,” a 1936 cenotaph honoring Texian and Tejano soldiers who died at the 1836 Battle of the Alamo. The final vote was 12 to two against the request, with one member abstaining.