Dear Dr. Roach: I have struggled with IBS and GERD since I was a small child. I have had multiple gastroscopies and have been on countless medications over the years for my issues. I’ve followed every diet and lifestyle change that my doctor has suggested, with, at best, moderate results.
Dear Abby: A year ago, when I discovered my husband’s porn videos and naked pictures of his ex-girlfriends, he assured me he would delete them. It has been a year, and he still hasn’t done it. When I mention it, he claims he doesn’t look at them and doesn’t have time to delete them. I ask him to be honest with me about if he intends to keep them, but he insists he “will” delete them. It makes me believe he has an emotional attachment to these women. How should I continue to deal with this issue? -
Melanie Richards, 71, of Antonito, CO and formerly of West Tawakoni and Merkel, TX, died after a sudden illness on April 25, 2022. Rosary service is set for 10 a.m., April 30, at Our Lady of Guadalupe (OLOG) Catholic Church in Conejos, CO.
Patricia (Patty) Ann Kuykendall, 77, Durant, OK, passed away on May 2, 2022. She was born on December 7, 1944.
Allen was born May 19, 1951, in Denison, Texas, the son of John and Lorene (McAlister) Pearson. He married Donna Pool on September 13, 1998, in Pottsboro, Texas. Allen partnered with his family to open Texoma Interiors in Pottsboro in March of 1982. He worked side by side in the beginning with his dad, mom, and brother Bob. Over the years, his son Lance joined the fold as well. He worked in the business up until the time of his passing.
Charlsie Mae (Norris) Gracy of Weston, Texas passed away on April 30, 2022 at the age of 90. She was born on April 12, 1932 to Homer and Willie (Clayborn) Norris in Clayton, New Mexico. She married Rex Gracy on November 21, 1953 in Sherman, Texas. She served in food services for Celina ISD for 26 years until her retirement in May of 1992. She continued in her love of cooking and food service with owning and operating Gracy’s Country Restaurant with her husband and family from 1996-2003. She was well known for her baking abilities that always had customers scrambling to get their fried pies ordered well before their dinner. She was also a long time member of the First Baptist Church of Weston, as well as a member of the Weston Volunteer Fire Department’s Ladies Auxiliary.
What did Bishop Evans die for? No one should question the Texas National Guard specialist’s heroism and sacrifice. The 22-year-old, an Arlington resident and product of Mansfield schools, jumped into the Rio Grande last week to help two migrants struggling in the water.
The competitive electricity market is a powerful tool. As the country turned to Texas in the past couple of months to boost oil and gas production to supply our allies against Russia, something else happened, something quiet and extraordinary.
Gov. Greg Abbott may not yet be Texas’ longest-serving governor. He’ll need to beat Beto O’Rourke this fall and then win again four years later to rival Rick Perry’s nearly 14-year tenure. But in Abbott’s seven years, he’s arguably become the most powerful governor in Texas history.
State Rep. Matt Krause, a Fort Worth Republican, made headlines last month when he asked Attorney General Ken Paxton to issue an opinion on whether Texas could declare an “invasion” at its border and start enforcing federal immigration policy.