by Michael Chancellor | Oct 14, 2026 | Opinion
Growing up, both my mother and grandmother wore girdles to church. After church, when we got home, both ladies would exit the room, exclaiming, “I have to get this girdle off!” Then, whichever home we were in, they would disappear and return having shed the...
by Michael Chancellor | Oct 1, 2026 | Opinion
Awakening my brain is not like waking up because my body tells me it’s time to get up. I am not, nor have I ever been, suspected of having ADHD. However, when I lie down at night, my brain goes off the leash and gets loose to play. So this morning, I was nudged back...
by Michael Chancellor | Sep 10, 2026 | Opinion
Historically, I have strongly supported law enforcement. In Texas, where authority is distributed across various jurisdictions, agencies generally maintain an amiable, cooperative relationship. Most Texas communities, depending on their size, have a local police...
by Michael Chancellor | Sep 2, 2026 | Opinion
Bullies with bullets and badges (BBBs) walking the streets, stopping or arresting people without cause, don’t make me feel safer, even in our own house of worship. Currently, our congregation rents space from a Hispanic congregation that owns the building. Two weeks...
by Michael Chancellor | Aug 13, 2026 | Opinion
I had a wonderful experience yesterday at the “Back to School Bash,” put on by Hand & Harvest in Taylor, Texas. I’m past the age of doing the heavy lifting required to set up an event like this. In past Hand & Harvest events, I was usually given a table, a...
