Opinions & Letters To Editor

Alzheimer’s and other dementia are a rapidly growing public health issue in Texas and throughout the nation. About 460,000 Texans over the age of 65 are living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and there are over 1 million unpaid caregiv

There is a lot at stake for The Woodlands in our Municipal Utility District (MUD) Directors elections, so it is important to get out and vote. Water is our most precious resource, and the MUDs play a key role in the management of our drinking water a

Across the street from my house is a noisy construction site—full of dusty, earth moving equipment and scurrying workers

Early voting for the Texas Republican primary elections is now underway. Here are my endorsements, Texas House District 15 candidate analysis, and Montgomery County voting information. Please make sure to vote. I encourage you to do your own research

I went to the Texas-Mexico border a few weeks back on a three fold mission. I had Veterans of Foreign Wars work in Feeding the Troops stationed in Eagle Pass

With ever greater numbers of people driving Electric Vehicles, it is important to know just how fragile they really are.

TXARNG Block Migrants to Enter Illegally In a show of force this week to stop the incredible influx of illegal migrants crossing the Texas-Mexico border at Eagle Pass, the Texas Army National Guard,

I first saw Diane Zimmerman standing in front of the bleachers at the West Springfield (Massachusetts) Olympia Ice Sports Hockey Center talking with one of my teammate's parents.

Montgomery County Precinct 3 Commissioner James Noack announced his ‘Keep Your Commissioner’ Campaign for the upcoming election in 2024.

Here in The Woodlands, our Board of Directors elections are very important to the continued quality of life we all enjoy. From the safety of our families to the superb parks and recreation amenities we all enjoy, the operations of The Woodlands Towns

Election day is tomorrow, Tuesday November 7. There is a lot at stake, so it is important to get out and vote. If you are still doing candidate research, my choices for The Woodlands Township Board of Directors are:

How far will Dr. Shelley Sekula-Gibbs go to win an election? Well, we already know that lying and grandstanding are common for her. But what is new in her arsenal is copyright infringement and libel.

Candidate still doesn’t meet assessment criteria for Township Board position. Readers of my 2023 The Woodlands Township Board Directors Election Candidate Analysis reached out to let me know they found it very helpful and informative as they make their voting choices. Thank you. After reading my analysis, many expressed conce

Just when you may have thought the attempted power grab that our community witnessed during the incorporation boondoggle was over, the Incorporation Squad is at it again in The Woodlands Township 2023 Board of Directors elections. There is a lot at s

The groundwater pumpers are at it again in Montgomery County, pumping water like drunken sailors Over-pumping of the groundwater from our precious aquifers continues to cause subsidence, or the compaction of soil and the sinking of land, which increases flooding and damages infrastructure above and below ground. Over-pumping also increases distu

I'd like to wish everyone of all religious denominations one great holiday season. Whether your religion has an upcoming holiday or even if you struggle with the religious

Local community leader and everyone's favorite Township Board Director Dr. Ann Snyder recently wrote a great article calling for The Woodlands to strengthen its relationships with public safety agencies and local government and community stakeholders

The Woodlands Township Board of Director Peter Huntsman gives his personal endorsement to John Anthony Brown.

There is an important election for two director seats on the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District (LSGCD) this year. Early voting started on Monday, October 24, and Election Day is on November 8