As they say, all politics is local. Unfortunately, voters, and media, rarely pay attention to local elections for a variety of reasons. This year, I asked each candidate running for election in Shoreacres if they would like to participate in an … [Read more]
Ed Hubbard: My Run-Off Endorsements, and My Post-Mortem on the Chair’s Race
Well, I guess this relatively quiet time since the polls closed on the March primary had to end sometime. With the coming of the absentee ballots, the slate mailers, and the final push from the candidates, I feel that I need to close the loop on … [Read more]
Outcry In The Barrio, Neighborhood Healers and a San Antonio Visit
The healing taking place at Outcry In The Barrio is a sight to behold. By Steve Parkhurst On a pleasant spring day in west San Antonio, just off a main road, there rests a place that from the street might appear deserted. Inside, this place is … [Read more]
Harris County DA, HPD Homicide scandal widens
Chronicle Reporter James Pinkerton continues to kill it. His latest Easter Sunday article includes information from the recently obtained disciplinary records for the officers fired and disciplined in the HPD homicide unit scandal. The revelations … [Read more]
AG candidate Ken Paxton has serious ethics problems
In the race to replace Texas Attorney General and Republican nominee for Governor Greg Abbott, state Sen. Ken Paxton was the frontrunner in the March Republican primary. It was yet another example of Republican primary voters choosing to go with the … [Read more]
Dewhurst slings mud at Patrick
After finishing a disappointing second to Sen. Dan Patrick in the March 4th primary, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst had a choice to make in his runoff campaign. He could have continued to tout his record and the success of Texas under his leadership or he … [Read more]
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