Josh Havard

When I was growing up, I knew my Uncle Butch was never one to stay still for long. He had his main job at Lufkin Industries, which he had for

National Newspaper Week starts this Sunday and will run through Oct. 11. This year marks the 85th celebration of National Newspaper Week.

I’ve been helping out with Rice athletics for the better part of a decade now. And I use the term “helping out” pretty loosely.

The date was June 16, 2014, and the USA Men’s National Soccer Team was set to open the World Cup against Ghana. In case you’re wondering how I remember that

“We’re all told at some point in time that we can no longer play the children’s game. We just don’t know when that’s gonna be. Some of us are told

Most of us know all about those “remember where you were” events. They’re the events that are of such historical significance that we remember exactly where we were when we

First responders often have the most difficult — and thankless — job when it comes to providing service to the community. With that in mind, Gipson Funeral Home did their

Angelina Beautiful/Clean recently held a fence unveiling at Centennial Park in Huntington.

It really is about the experience and not just having the best seats. I’ve told myself that either consciously or subconsciously for years.

When it comes to interviews, I try to set aside a certain amount of time to get the full story without being in a rush or doing the opposite and