Across the state, Texans are keeping a closer eye on their government. They’re asking questions and demanding information. There’s a renewed awareness of our transparency laws.
I was thinking the other day, a rare occurrence in 2022, that given the current state of Texas and the U.S., we are in the waning days of this Republic. I know. You’re asking if I have any more cheery news to deliver, more personal happy commentary to opine.
Most of you have probably heard by now that Paulino Bernal passed away at 83 on Saturday Sept. 10th and that his son Paulino, Jr. suffered a fatal heart attack while making preparations for his father’s funeral. That, in itself, is a real tragedy. Paulino’s life, however, was a tremendous blessing for the Valley.
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Let’s hope this doesn’t turn into a trend. The murder of newspaper reporters, that is.
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