Author: Ann & Russell Hill

It looks like President Trump will be a one-term president and it’s a tragedy too many Americans didn’t see in our president the great things I’ve seen these last four years. Too many people thought he was too rough around the edges. Well, running a country and trying to return it to greatness is not … Continued

I’m very suspicious about mail-in voting. I’m suspicious about voter fraud, and about Democrats wanting mail-in voting so badly. I remember the woman in Ohio who bragged she had voted multiple times for Obama. If voter fraud is rare, how is it possible the same person succeeded so many times? If you search “voter fraud” … Continued

When I choose someone to vote for, I choose someone who shares my values: faith, life, freedom, strength, hope. I know I will not agree with every decision that person makes. I also know I do not have access to all the facts of any decision. The public will never know everything we would need … Continued

I like rich people. I like seeing the places they go and life they live. I can experience these things vicariously through them. I have no desire to live that way myself but seeing them expands my world. I like the fact we all have the chance to be successful in America. It’s the American … Continued

There is a Facebook page about Lubbock memories.  Last week someone posted an old ad from The Seafood Shop on that page. I was surprised to see how many people not only remembered this restaurant, but how many considered it an important personal memory and knew and loved the family that opened and owned the … Continued

It’s Independence Day weekend, time for concerts, cookouts, fireworks, parades and fun.  More important, it’s a time for all Americans to reflect on our history and celebrate our freedom and independence. It’s a time to be proud of our heritage and our culture.  It’s a time to remember the great people and events of our … Continued

I have a challenge for the Lubbock City Council. If Waskom can do it, why can’t we? On June 13th, Waskom Texas, a small town of about 2,200 residents, passed an ordinance to make their town the first sanctuary city for the unborn. At first glance I wondered why this was necessary, because the town … Continued

Abortion is in the news as states consider ways to limit the procedures and a recent movie in theaters. Hasn’t it always been the goal to make abortions safe and rare? The United States reportedly had 56.5 million abortions reported from 1973-2013, according to the Center for Disease Control. My own contact with abortion began … Continued