Texas Senate News

Property tax cuts headline senate budget proposal The amount that homeowners can write off of the taxable value of their home before assessment would nearly double under the budget proposed by the Senate on Wednesday.

Bipartisan bill would modernize the SNAP Vehicle Asset Test

Wesley Story, Feeding Texas Car values have increased due to inflation, forcing hungry families off SNAP. With the 88th Texas legislative session underway, FeedingTexas is excited to announce bill sponsors for key legislation focused on the SNAP Vehicle Asset Test.

Looking to the New Year

One way the American Indians kept track of time was to have a special stick, and each New Year they put another notch on that stick. To put another notch on the stick would signify a new year has arrived.

State Capital HIGHLIGHTS

The 2023 Texas legislative session opened January 10, with property taxes, gun control and the power grid expected to be among the top issues on the agenda.

Pet Talk

New Year’s Resolutions For Owners And Their Furry Friends With the new year comes the tradition of making New Year’s resolutions. While most resolutions are aimed at improving your life, pet owners should also consider making a resolution or two that will benefit your pet’s health. Dr.

Song in Focus

This song is an amazing celebration of the beauty of our relationship with God. Our God who sent His one and only Son, without whom, we would have no hope. Extolling the infinite and matchless glory and power of God in contrast to our helplessness. What a good God we serve!

Lady Dillo Basketball Report

Lady Dillos split at Eula Tour The San Saba varsity girls’ basketball team finished 2-2 at the Eula Holiday Classic last week. The Lady Dillos defeated Graford 46-37, lost to eventual tournament champ Stamford 23-44, beat Clyde 33-30, and then fell to Breckenridge 30-34.

State Capital HIGHLIGHTS

Feds investigating meltdown at Southwest Airlines Massive flight cancellations by Southwest Airlines during the Christmas holiday week are prompting the federal government to look into why thousands of travelers were left stranded across the country, along with huge piles of luggage in airports...

Congressman August Pfluger, U.S. Representative for the 11th Congressional District of Texas

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Native Animals are Tougher than We Are

A while ago I was traveling down a country road near the central Texas coast in a cool, driving rain. Lots of hawks migrate to that area in the winter, and there was a hawk on about every third telephone pole, or at least it seemed that way.