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To anyone who says, “Newspapers are dead,” I say, “Sit at my desk the Monday after the post office sends a bundle of newspapers to Fort Worth by mistake.”
I say, …
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By Austin Lewter, Director, Texas Center for Community Journalism
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4/2/25
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The hard work of seeing beyond our past and embracing a diverse, inclusive future is never done.
Whether it's two steps forward and one step back – or lately one step forward and two steps …
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By Mike Eddleman, Guest Columnist
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3/18/25
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I miss watching the spectacular fireworks display at Eddie G’s house every Fourth of July. Eddie G. was my grandmother’s longtime companion. For the last 20 years of her life, Eddie …
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By Tom Purcell, Guest Columnist
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7/4/24
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Happy 4th of July to my fellow Texans! This week, as we light up our barbecue pits to grill, and the sky with our fireworks to celebrate, it is also a time to reflect on how we have the liberty and …
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By Shane R. Saum, Guest Columnist
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7/3/24
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If you’re bored by the pablum that passes for conversation on sports broadcasts – if, like me, you’re long past fed up with all the cliches and predictable jock jocularity – I …
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By Dick Polman, Guest Columnist
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7/2/24
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A recent bill passed by the House of Representatives claims to regulate the cryptocurrency industry and protect consumers. But the bill is a Trojan horse designed by an industry flush with cash …
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By Brian Carss, Guest Columnist
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6/27/24
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We all deserve the right to make informed decisions about our own health. That right has been in danger for years — and since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, it’s under siege. …
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By Kelsea McLain, Guest Columnist
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6/27/24
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