Trish Choate is a journalist at the USA Today Network. She covers a diverse range of topics, including religion and spirituality, animals, personal finance, and science, while also delving into crime and law enforcement issues. Trish's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, USA TODAY, and AOL, Inc.
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Trish Choate’s work focuses primarily on local news in the United States, particularly in Texas and Wichita Falls. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime and legal issues, weather events, education, and government & politics.
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By: Trish Choate
We just returned from a four-day Bahama cruise with all our children and grandchildren, 17 of us, a gift from our children on my wife’s 75th birthday. The joy of multiple generations who treasure and value one another is inexpressible.
Alex Mills, former president of the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers, has retired from writing a newspaper column on energy, so it will no longer appear in our opinion pages.
I voted for Jimmy Carter for president in November of 1976. As a newly married electrical engineering University of Texas at Austin graduate, I was working at Boeing in Houston. It was my second vote in a presidential election. In both, my votes helped the winners.
By: Trish Choate
Assigning values to objects is a long-standing human practice, and assessing the worth of different species in our natural world is no exception.
Cisco College has won funding to boost a key educational program in both Abilene and Cisco.
By: Trish Choate
When describing his life, Denzel Washington often notes a mysterious encounter on March 27, 1975, offering it as a parable about his Christian faith and his acting career.
Part of this month was spent eulogizing and laying to rest President Jimmy Carter. Some of us remember when he was elected during the bicentennial celebration of our nation, a crucial moment when we were trying to find our way past Watergate. Our nation was searching for someone who could restore our confidence in the honesty and character of our highest office. Jimmy Carter stepped forward to give us hope.
Last week I broached the subject of using the Roth IRA as the primary savings vehicle for young people just starting their adult financial lives. It would be the place to deposit their emergency savings and to save up money for larger future purchases as well as the start of their retirement savings.
Do you see what others experience daily? Supermarkets hosted pre-snow social gatherings, allowing us to compare tips for driving in the snow. Then we complained about food prices and school closures over a little snow. Shopping quickly, we paused for a minute before grabbing a dozen eggs from limited inventory. Plenty of toilet paper, but eggs cost over $6!
We looked at the extrinsic value, or worth, of species and nature in a previous column and how plant and animal species benefit mankind. A somewhat different value system emphasizes the intrinsic worth/value of organisms.
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