Scott Sosebee

Today, in 2025, we sometimes take for granted that when we walk into a local grocer, we will have a plethora of fresh cut meats for our purchase. Thanks to

For those of us who read and value newspapers, these are seemingly perilous times. Large metropolitan dailies in cities such as Denver and New York

If someone asked you which one of Texas’ 254 counties is named after a woman, what would you answer? If you are a resident of East Texas, you would likely

Texas is known for many things, from strange weather, to inimitable folklore and legends, to being the birthplace of the “cowboy,” and even the home

More than any other U.S. state or region, Texas is the one most associated with the image of the “cowboy.” While much of what we think we know or

For Texans, of course, there are two events that all residents of our state can identify and certainly describe — the two primary military events

“Going viral” is a term we use today for something that somehow — sometimes without any real justification — becomes so ubiquitous that it seemingly captures the attention of an

I enjoy all genres of music, even a little early hip-hop, which is — I think — rare for someone of my advanced age, but I suppose if you put me on

Hollywood, of course, is not in Texas, but one could perhaps argue that without Texas, the center of American filmmaking would be a little less than it is.

One of the greatest drawbacks of our culture’s obsession with attaching some kind of label to all people is that such categorization too often fails to recognize nuance and differences