Recently, we have noticed an alarming number of motorist speeding through residential neighborhoods. Law enforcement officials have informed us that the problem is growing. More >>
The elections are over and the American people have spoken. They do not want one party control of the government. The electorate decided that the Republicans should have a significant voice in determining the course of this country. Now with control of the House of Representatives, the Republicans can help decide how to solve the major challenges the nation faces. More >>
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of attending two wonderful events, The American Cancer Society's Cattle Baron's Ball, and the Brookshire Brothers Wine Tasting Dinner. More >>
Healthcare reform has become the most important political issue of the second half of 2009. Americans have become concerned as to how the reform will impact their lives. More >>
Recently, the Lufkin City Council proposed a plan to reduce property taxes by 2 cents. In spite of a $1.4 million budget shortfall for 2011, the city council concluded that with the rise in property values and with lower debt payments, it could give the saving back to us.More >>
In 2006, the legislature and Governor Perry reduced property taxes by 14 billion dollars and only increased other taxes by 9 billion dollars hoping that the economy would grow to make up the 5 billion needed to cover the tax cut. That did not happen.More >>
This week marks six month since the tragic 7.3 earthquake in Haiti killed over 200,000 people and left many more people physically and emotionally devastated.
The massive earthquake in Haiti demolished the country. Hundreds of thousands of people have died, and millions have been left homeless and destitute. Haiti's infrastructure has crumbled and recovery will take decades. They need our help now.More >>
The political season is upon us. With the recent Republican gubernatorial debates and political advertising in the media, the candidates are now presenting their ideas and seeking your support. They want your vote. Make them work for it.More >>
In 2010, prepare to be counted. The U. S. Census Bureau will attempt to count everyone living in the United States. The count will be the most important event of the year, even more important than the elections.More >>
