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Who hasn’t ridden a Ferris wheel? Have you ever been stuck at the top of one? I have. It was decades ago in my little hometown of York, Nebraska. I wasn’t a teenager yet. I was stuck alongside my terrified mother and younger brother. The ordeal was over in about an hour.
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Bear with me this week as this post is a little more personal than usual and without an interview. The past few days have been extremely (and surprisingly) emotional for me. I know who I had planned on interviewing next, yet I had the perfect person this week – my son, the cause of my emotions.
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Benjamin Franklin, who earned fame in early Texas, had his beginning April 25, 1805. He was born in Georgia as the eldest son of Abednego and Mary Graves (Cleveland) Franklin.
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Friends, this article is the second in a series recognizing the strong women that have been in my life. My maternal grandmother, Martha, most certainly belongs in this category. Born in 1922, she lived on a farm in north Louisiana and saw the devastating effects of the Great Depression firsthand.
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As Texans endure the dog days of summer, experts say deaths related to heat in Texas and nationwide are likely undercounted, the Texas Standard reported.
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Texas public schools received more than $19 billion in pandemic relief funds over the last four years, but that pipeline of cash will largely end on Sept. 30, The Texas Tribune reported.
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A federal investigation into five state facilities concluded children in custody face excessive force, sexual abuse and a lack of vital services, The Dallas Morning News reported.
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Friends, I have been truly blessed to have several strong women in my life and in this article, I will introduce you to the ones who have made a profound impact on me – my steel magnolias.
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