Wichita Falls Times Record Opinions

With the flip of the switch illuminating the stadium lights, a beloved Texas tradition resumes.

The meaning of downtown’s most recent graffiti spree is still being interpreted.

MY ZIPPERED FLY IS OPEN!

Two important things to remember if you’re a flood victim.

MY ZIPPERED FLY IS OPEN!

The Harrold, Texas, school board is dealing with something before it happens, not wishing they had afterwards.

As their state senator, I have watched the Harrold ISD school board, administrators, faculty and staff come together to improve the school for the benefit of the students. The actions they have taken have always been with the best interests of the students in mind. I have no doubt that their recent decision to allow qualified, licensed teachers to carry concealed handguns in the classroom comes from that same commitment to the best interests of the students and community they serve.

After spending the night at my farm’s mobile home, I opened the door Sunday morning to a “bob white” call from a quail.

School started yesterday.

One timesrecordnews.com commenter suggested Brad Keck, the athletic director for the Bowie Independent School District who wants sports dropouts to run 40 miles as punishment, “Hey, Keck, you run 40 &*$#@*&’ miles.”

Well, the exciting Beijing Olympics are history.

What would world history be without categories?

Perhaps no one in North Texas has played as vital a role in supporting the arts as Lin Purtle.

The presidents at more than 100 prestigious colleges aren’t completely stupid.

Hundreds of people will lace up their tennis shoes and hit the streets Sept. 13 for the Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk.