Local Leader

By Jim Harrell Originally published in The Front Porch Magazine, Fall–Winter 2026–2027, page 18. Hey Burleson County! It is time to prepare for our next election. For the November 3rd midterm election, the last day to register to vote is October the 5th. Early voting begins October 19th and goes thru October 30th. The mail-in ballot application deadline is October 23rd. The post office will begin mailing ballots 45 days prior to the November 3rd voting day. Voting by mail in

Free food and estate planning jokes in here.

The hospitable Kutach crew welcomes you to their home -- Rosewood Manor.

Sheriff Rios encourages his fellow Americans to share again in patriotism and advancing civic discourse on safety.

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

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

Few embody the spirit of Caldwell more than Mollie Marsh.

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

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.