Richard Cantu for at-large 3

I have known Richard Cantu since the late 1980s or early 1990s. He is a good person with a good heart. We have not always agreed on which person to

Latina Elected Officials most liberal

A Latino blogger recently wrote that two, ONE and TWO, of his friends, clients, were two of the most liberal in the House and one in the Senate. Interesting, since

Flies, Flies, and Flies

Fascinating article about flies and how they are one of the world’s largest pollinators. flies are fundamental to the production of many of our favorite foods, such as chocolate, McAlister

Houston leading in “Sinking”

If we live long enough we could have sea front property. Analyzing land subsidence rates in large coastal cities, Bekaert and his colleagues found Houston hasthe fastest peak subsidence rates

Fight of the year, 2009.

Houstonian Juan Diaz v Juan Manuel Marquez for the vacant WBO and WBA lightweight championship, and Marquez’s The Ring lightweight title.

Prices too high? Blame the companies.

While most of what people tend to watch on television is local news, most of what affects our lives happens at the national and state level. If you shop, you

Memorial Day weekend II

This past Friday, I attended an unveiling of a memorial to the men and women from this country that gave their lives for this country in Vietnam. Council Member Pollard

At the age of six I had boxing gloves

Boxing was the first sport that I loved and it is the only sport that I watch. One of the greatest champions, Julio Cesar Chavez:

I am “Woke” are You

I think I have finally figured out what Woke means. For most Republican politicians it means almost anything a Democrat may believe in. The problem for Republicans is that “woke”

Call 911 and be placed on hold

It has happened to me; about a year ago, I called as several people were beating another person. I stayed on the phone until the people stopped the beating and

Carlos Guzman – Carousel-Corpus Christi

One of my favorite places to go dance and meet girls was the Carousel in Corpus Christi. Carlos Guzman and Ramiro “Snowball” De La Cruz on guitar, Armando Hinojosa Jr.

National Debt – The Republicans Are To Blame

Forty percent (40%) of the national debt occurred when Trump was president and the Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate during two of those years. From the Washington

HISD Board of Managers

When the state asked for people to apply for the board of managers, I thought and decided that as contrarian and opinionated as I am, I had as much chance

Fear – News media loves to scare us

Fear of people that look like me from Fox and the fascist (Republican) party, spend every hour pushing fear to convince people that they and only they the fascists can take

Colin Allred for U.S. Senate

I realize that Texas state Sen. Roland Gutierrez may also run, but he did not respond when asked if he was running. If Gutierrez is hesitating, then he is not sure that

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