We all know the song, “He’s making a list, he’s checking it twice, he’s gonna find out who’s naughty or nice, Santa Claus is coming to town!”

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Well, I’ve had Covid-19. And I’m still dealing with it. Frankly, I may still have it. About the week before Thanksgiving, I started to deal with a fever and a slight drainage. I didn’t get … more

Presidential historians and most astute national political observers and chroniclers have concluded that the most profound legacy a president can achieve is the appointment of United States Supreme … more

Do a double-take because this season is shaping up to be quite familiar. The two-year backup and Heisman hopeful, Mac Jones, is following a similar path to that of Joe Burrow a year ago. And what do … more

“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.” (Proverbs 9:10) On the other hand, would America run more smoothly if our very … more

As I sit here writing this column, it just seemed to strike me that yet another year has gone by – talk about what a year at that, certainly one to forget.  While people celebrate the holidays … more

Eder Martinez comes from a family whose work ethic almost compels him into entrepreneurship. When I visited Eder and Samantha, his wife and business partner, at MTZ Construction, it was a cold and … more

Around Labor Day when this year’s presidential campaign was beginning to heat up, I wrote a column about the classic 1960 presidential contest between John Kennedy and Richard Nixon. This … more

The Bill of Rights was key to getting all of the original states to sign and ratify the U.S. Constitution. Our Founders had fought for freedom against the strongest military of that day, and they … more

Funerals were normally conducted in a church building where the family cemetery was located. When the time came to move the body, depending on the popularity of the deceased as to the length it … more