As a parent whose children have thrived at Hall Elementary for almost six years, I'm dismayed and quite shocked at the portrayal of our wonderful little school in the article on Clear Creek Independent School District rezoning ("Hall Elementary move stokes fear in group of parents," The Dail…
I found it interesting reading two articles relating to gun access in the newspaper. One article by John Wayne Ferguson ("Senator seeks review of isle rules for gun stores," The Daily News, Feb. 11) talks about a state senator from New Braunfels, Donna Campbell, who is asking State Attorney …
To the extent the president has actually declared a national emergency, and is proceeding with building the wall, we'd be wise to carefully watch the contracting process.
Last year, the liberal mainstream media published a big lie suggesting illegal migrants are as law abiding as citizens. The liberal mainstream media combined conduct of illegal migrants with 80 million legal migrants.
I'm so grateful to the residents of Galveston County for all of the donations sent to me in response to my guest column ("I need your help to complete Eagle Scout project," The Daily News, July 27) in which I asked for help with my Eagle Scout project.
A wonderful thing happened last week in the parking lot at the corner of 6th Street and Eighth Avenue in Texas City.
I have a question related to the priest/pedophilia scandal in the Catholic Church: Why aren't all these men who are still with us in prison ("Former county priests connected to church abuse claims," The Daily News, Feb. 2)?
After studying seven fascist regimes, Laurence W. Britt provided these early warning signs of fascism: Powerful and continuing nationalism; disdain for human rights; identification of enemies as a unifying cause; supremacy of the military; rampant sexism; effort to control mass media; obsess…
I don't know the laws regulating golf carts, but I was under the impression they were for closed neighborhoods only.
I'm writing to thank Galveston residents for sharing the true meaning of Christmas with children in need this past holiday season.
In response to the column by Bill Tinsley ("The argument for intelligent design in Psalms," The Daily News, Jan. 25): The information in human DNA would be equivalent to 12 sets of encyclopedias or 384 volumes, which would fill 48 feet of library shelves. But the size is only two millionths …
Please mark April 26 on your calendar and plan to join us at the Dickinson Historical Society’s 16th annual Wine & Roses — Taste of the Town Gala scheduled on that date.
How ironic. Kathryn Eastburn’s article ("As wetlands die, many see a growing coastal crisis," The Daily News, Jan. 27) brilliantly explained how important wetlands are to the health of our county (add state/country) in helping to reduce flooding, serving as a nursery for numerous species, pr…
In response to the article ("City raises Mardi Gras seawall fines, sparks ire," The Daily News, Jan. 29): Oh, cry me a river!
This letter is about investing money wisely and human tragedy. Several states, and the U.S. government have thousands of military, federal and state officers at our southern border to stop illegal entry into the country. Illegal entry is still attempted.
I just finished reading Kathryn Eastburn's excellent article ("As wetlands die, many see a growing coastal crisis," The Daily News, Jan. 27) containing brilliant explanations for the death of our wetlands. We've all been exposed to some of this information in the past, but I've never read an…
In response to the commentary's by David Michael Smith ("Trump's presidency one for history books," The Daily News. Dec. 20), Marty Fluke ("Anti-Trump columnist should have exhibited civility," The Daily News, Dec. 22) and Stephen Hodgson ("Factual assessment of Trump's work was not uncivil,…
In response to Harris "Shrub" Kempner Jr. ("Guest columnist's idea was wrong-headed, undemocratic," The Daily News, Jan. 20): Kempner and I have worked together enough for him to know I admire and respect him, and know he's an extension of his family’s best traditions on this island.
I would like to point out my opinion on water hikes in Galveston that are expected to go up to 7 percent this year, in 2020, and thereafter. Galveston has already received money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency the last eight years in infrastructure repairs, and also had a bond p…
Sad that Galveston residents’ “significant” complaints aren't enough justification to discontinue the park board’s Sunday fireworks. The board needs more information before it can decide. OK.
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