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Ever wonder how the Six Flags theme part got its name?

This aint your ordinary thrift shop--it's the body of Christ coming together for a larger purpose.

Faith and trust brought the Burgete family into ministry in Caldwell.

Fairness without favoritism, compassion without compromise--remembering Sheriff Hermes

The story behind the eclectic, Snook, collection.

Reverand Dornak encourages his readers to look up and see the light.

by Taylor Locke, Burleson County resident, Humble Life owner, father of three, and elder at Calvary Baptist. Published: Spring 2025 America has long stood as a shining city on a hill—a beacon of innovation, resilience, and freedom. Yet today, one of the greatest threats we face isn’t from foreign enemies or microscopic viruses, but from the very food we eat, and the systems meant to protect us. It wasn’t always this way. In 1975, just 15% of Americans were obese; today, it’s

Few embody the spirit of Caldwell more than Mollie Marsh.

Author is a boarder patrol agent on the Texas-Mexico boarder and friend of the Front Porch Co-Editors who wished not to be named for fear of public backlash. Published: Winter 2025 The escalating tension between cartels and U.S. Border Patrol has taken a dangerous turn following a series of significant actions by the Trump administration and the state of Texas. These moves, which have rattled transnational criminal organizations, have led to a frightening response—one that th

Susan reflects on the significance of immigration for her family while cautioning the importance of maintaining legal immigration channels.

by Karen Fritsche: Caldwellian, Professional Chef, Harrie's Friends Board Member, SHI International Employee, Garden Club Member, and Friend. Harries Friends isn't a "who" but a "what." It is a nonprofit fundraising organization dedicated to championing the Harry P. Woodson Memorial Library in Caldwell through active community support. This essential group is made up of volunteers who generously contribute their time, skills, and expertise to raise funds and advocate for the

President Trump takes government efficiency seriously and inspires local leaders to do the same.

Oliver cautions our fellow Americans in NY of the dangers of excessive state control and redistribution.

The insanity the nation faces today is due in large part to weaponized inflation, unrestricted immigration, and exporting immoral culture abroad.

A short article on a beloved, servant-hearted, Burleson County community member--Adelle Morehead.

Sheriff Rios took an oath to defend the Constitution in its entirety. As the Second Amendment is increasingly under fire, Sheriff Rios brings us back to common sense realities for small town Texas--that is that the Second Amendment still matters.