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This time we mean it

China and the United States on Thursday agreed to hold high-level talks in early October in Washington, cheering investors hoping for a trade war thaw as new U.S. tariffs on

Co-parenting basics

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CO-PARENTING BASIC “Toxic Ex” series continues. Consider how your toxic ex could possibly try to sabotage you personally and professionally. I’ve had workshop attendees share horrible stories of how their

Board to consider food pantry proposal

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The school board on Tuesday will consider accepting a scaled down proposal from a contractor for construction of a new Andrews Food Pantry facility and parking area in southwest Andrews.

Progess made with school safety

AUSTIN — The Texas School Safety Update, a report highlighting progress made to keep students and teachers safe at school, was released by Gov. Greg Abbott on Aug. 27. The

Phones friends?

A majority of us have drawn lines in the dirt, emphasizing the point beyond which we simply will not be pushed by pesky, ever-encroaching technology. Most of us gradually fold,

Critical juncture

I have been expecting lower oil and stock price. The main reason is that both have been falling together. And the Art of the Deal President alternately threatens some measure,

Back to school

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It’s time to kick-off another school year. The school zone signs a blinking and the football teams are scrimmaging. But despite years of outcry across the state from students, parents,

The tariff war is not working

When President Trump casually announced that tariff trade wars were easy to win, we warned that would not be the case. After a stunning two year rally, the markets are

Co-parenting basics

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CO-PARENTING BASIC: Continuing with the “toxic ex” series. Establishing a boundary is not to turn your child(ren) against your toxic ex. During this time of changes and boundaries you are

Fiddle maker

Robert Lewis of Colorado City collects bottles, arrowheads and coins. But of all his hobbies, there is one he likes the best. He makes fiddles. Each one takes a year to complete. His living room is decorated with fiddles he has made from scratch. “I’ll tell you a little secret about making fiddles,” says Robert. “If you’re not in the mood to work on a fiddle don’t go out to the shop. If you’re in the mood to work on it, you’ll do good. But if you aren’t you’re going to mess up something.”

His daddy made a fiddle and Robert thought that was cool.