HUGS go to … Denton County Public Health, which has overseen the county’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and is largely responsible for orc… Read more
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After the deadly and expensive electrical outages during a winter freeze in February, Texas lawmakers set out to make such disasters less like… Read more
Earlier this week when I read that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had issued an alert warning people not to kiss their chicken… Read more
This editorial first appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
I have spent the past 42 years practicing and teaching principles of rationality. As I learned during my doctoral education in rhetoric, ratio… Read more
HUGS go to … Debbie Weigenant, the co-owner of the Denton Sewing Center, who is trying to pick up the pieces after her family’s longtime busin… Read more
Last time we discussed San Antonio College and how they changed their mascot for political reasons. They used to be the Rangers. Their history… Read more
National city ethics expert Robert Wechsler says transparency is a major component of city ethics. Wechsler’s Local Government Ethics in a Nut… Read more
The pandemic’s effect on young girls Read more
“When Fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.” — James Waterman Wise Read more
Texans’ new rights Read more
This editorial first appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
Texas Republicans fear ballots more than bullets. Read more
As a boy growing up in Chile, I wanted to be just like Pelé. Among my friends, nobody thought of being an astronaut, or a fireman, or even a r… Read more
The absurdity should be self-evident Read more
Technology was supposed to broaden access to financial services and help eliminate economic inequalities. But so far the explosion of banking … Read more
The strangest regular session in the modern history of the Texas Legislature is ending, but the pandemic shadow that darkened these proceeding… Read more
God wrote the Constitution? Read more
How do you know if you live in the city or the country? For some, any place without a Whole Foods is rural. For others, a stoplight is a harbi… Read more
HUGS go to … all of the Denton County high school graduates who crossed the stage over the past several days to accept their hard-earned diplo… Read more
“Honor, respect, strength and fortitude.” Read more
The author of the May 19 guest essay titled “Will the city of Denton ever embrace transparency” creates a curious disconnect when she cloaks h… Read more
Cancel Culture at its finest Read more
Call it injustice, not hatred Read more
This editorial first appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
You knew the state’s liberals were going to hate this session of the Texas Legislature. Read more
As we close out May, a month of sunshine with the promise of summer, it came to mind that we are all ready for happier, healthier days, especi… Read more
Real independence Read more
Even though April is officially the month to raise awareness about child abuse, we should increase awareness throughout the year to help addre… Read more
Push back against message of fear Read more
Healthy living and healthy aging. We cannot experience one without the other. For the past 28 years, seniors across the country have observed … Read more
Local newspapers and social media Read more
The legislative session that ends in a week is just the first chapter for this batch of state lawmakers; the list of things to do when they co… Read more
Correction: An earlier version of this guest essay was unclear about how veterans can receive help from the Denton County Veterans Center. Read more
No winners in this conflict Read more
This editorial first appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
HUGS go to … University of North Texas doctoral composing student Garrison Gerard, who will be spending his summer not in the Texas heat but r… Read more
The Israeli Palestinian conflict has flared up again, and it’s no wonder. Some problems simply don’t go away, they don’t have solutions — and … Read more
Recently, we celebrated the important role our law enforcement community fills in their dedication to keeping our Denton County residents safe… Read more
Recently, San Antonio College in San Antonio changed its mascot for political reasons. It was a long, drawn-out process that took several year… Read more
True Christians? Read more
This editorial first appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
Whether or not you’re ready to get back to normal, your governor is. Read more
A shortage of workers to fill open jobs is delaying our economic recovery as Texas continues trying to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. Fort… Read more
Total disaster Read more
When Andy Williams croons Rodgers and Hammerstein melodies, politics does not intrude into memories of a more cheerful, hopeful era when Broad… Read more
The city of Denton’s stationery lists transparency as one of Denton’s core values. Denton could be transparent and prevent corruption by shari… Read more
Gen. Townsend’s China alarmism Read more
Maybe your job is like this, too: The Texas Legislature does most of its work on deadline. Read more
Bad air costs jobs Read more
This editorial first appeared in the Palm Beach Post. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
A few weeks after your second COVID-19 vaccination, you walk into your favorite restaurant for the first time in over a year, masked up and re… Read more
This editorial first appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Guest editorials don’t necessarily reflect the Denton Record-Chronicle’s opinions. Read more
HUGS go to … the University of North Texas scientists currently researching efficiencies and improvements in drone technology as part of a par… Read more
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