I want to thank Blanche Brick for her recent piece on remembering history: it engendered several vigorous replies that I found thought-provoking.
Keith Arnold (Eagle, Oct. 7) says progressives want everyone to “pay their fair share” of taxes but they never say what amounts to a fair share.
The residents of College Station are very fortunate to have two highly qualified individuals running in next month's election for city council.
Dedication, the dictionary states, the quality of being dedicated or committed to a task or purpose. Isn’t that what you want from our candida…
I had to shake my head reading the newspaper — specifically the article about the new NTSB chief and her comments regarding highway safety and…
Blanche Brick recommends a balanced view of Robert E. Lee, remembering positives about him along with the fundamental poison at the heart of h…
The Texas Legislature is in the midst of an unprecedented assault on trans Americans, having introduced numerous bills aimed at transgender me…
One frequently hears progressives promote higher taxes for wealthy individuals and corporations who need to "pay their share."
On Nov.r 2 the voters of College Station will have a great opportunity to continue to strengthen our city council.
I'm greatly confused! Do Texans run Texas or does ex-President Donald Trump?
During the 20 years I’ve had daughters in the College Station school district, I haven’t seen dress codes become any stricter or seen any evid…
I was absolutely delighted when I heard William Wright is running for City Council. This is a young man I met when he was in Cub Scouts in goo…
Do school dress codes target females? That’s a good question.
As a retired senior Air Force officer, I’ve had the privilege over the past four decades to observe, lead and mentor many hundreds of other leaders.
William Wright is the "right" choice for College Station City Council, Place 4 for a number of reasons:
The article about the College Station Cemetery (Eagle, Sept. 20) is interesting. It would make an interesting series of articles about the his…
Americans have just celebrated the 234th anniversary of the United States Constitution during Constitution Week, Sept. 17-23.
What's bizarro land?
While most of the media’s attention is on state and national politics, local government is what has the most direct impact on our day-to-day lives.
The current trajectory of our American nation reminds me of what Moses said:
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In September 1938, at the age of 12, I went to the corner of 79th Street and 17th Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. I want to experience the feel …
Remember the Boston TV reporter who gave then-presidential candidate George W. Bush a pop quiz on the names of foreign prime ministers? That …
Once again, The Eagle publish a cartoon and an opinion supporting the forced vaccination of people. How’s that working out?
Kudos to Blanche Brick (Eagle, Sept. 14). Our history should not be studied from a limited viewpoint or preferred social view.
Texas governance is headed in the wrong direction — and a majority of Texans agree in a Texas Politics Project Poll.
Blanche Brick (Eagle, Sept. 14) recommends a balanced view of Robert E. Lee, remembering positives about him along with the fundamental poison…
This probably should be addressed to the Texas A&M athletic director.
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