A fishing trip last week began as many do, with a telephone conservation. I called my long-time friend Jason Barber who guides for about anything that swims on his home waters of Cedar Creek Lake to get an update on the fishing for a radio show.
“How is the catfishing?
It was a serious day in the garden. Various vegetables gathered to witness the much-anticipated criminal fraud case against corn. Corn had filed a countersuit claiming defamation of character and vegetative discrimination.
The Bible exhorts all Christians to pray for “all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence” (I Timothy 2:2).
“Dear God: Make everyone a Christian in America, and Lord, make my mom never cook spinach again,” wrote Sarah, age 6.
The adage, 'Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan' is an applicable turn of phrase in many instances, and it seems to ring true when trying to pin down the origins of ice cream.
When it comes to barbecue, few people in the Lone Star State know more than a trio of Texas A&M University meat scientists, affectionately known as the “Three Brisketeers.
Forney ISD Receives National Showcase District Award from Capturing Kids’ Hearts for 2nd Year
For a 2nd year, Capturing Kids’ Hearts has named Forney ISD as a National Showcase Schools District award winner for the 2023-2024 school year. Only 40 school districts nationwide have earned the National Showcase District distinction.
An amazing 20 years has flown past since George Brown approached five like-minded individuals in Forney to help him create the Forney Education Foundation.