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Ernie Williamson The Bulletin Reporters were typing on old Remington typewriters when I started working at the Houston Post in 1972. We...

By John Toth The Bulletin We looked all over for it, but no luck. It’s in the house somewhere. “Where did you see it last?” I asked. “You...

By Ernie Williamson The Bulletin Be persistent. That’s my advice for you based on my 10 years negotiating the maze we call our health...

By Shirley Prihoda The Bulletin My first child, Jerry Frank Gilcrease, who for the too-short years he lived on this side of glory, loved...

By Ernie Williamson The Bulletin Father’s Day was all set. We would meet my daughter’s family at the restaurant at noon. I hadn’t picked...

By John Toth The Bulletin I buy everything I can locally, preferably in my hometown so that the sales tax I pay goes to the city I live...

By Shirley Prihoda The Bulletin The past two weeks have been an adventure, not the “Indiana Jones” type of adventure, when the good guy...

By Janice R. Edwards The Bulletin Here I sit in our house on the San Bernard, surrounded by our lives in pieces. Some pieces are packed...

By John Toth The Bulletin I wanted to buy a radio station. Sharon, my wife, wanted to start a weekly newspaper. We arrived at a phase of...

By Ernie Williamson The Bulletin I love libraries. Some of the reasons are purely practical. I realized 10 years ago when I became...

By Shirley Prihoda The Bulletin There was a time - and frankly it seems only yesterday - when my grandchildren would jump up and down...

By Ernie Williamson The Bulletin Can you guess the nation’s fastest-growing sport? A clue: It has a goofy name. According to the Sports...

By John Toth The Bulletin I sat down to write a column and then got busy doing other things, but I left the tab on the computer open,...

By Edward A. Forbes The Bulletin I sat in my kitchen, filling my pill packs with two weeks’ worth of medications and supplements I take...

By Janice R. Edwards The Bulletin I’ve been lucky enough to write this column (along with my husband, Roy) for a couple of years now....

By Shirley Prihoda The Bulletin When John Toth, The Bulletin’s editor, asked me to write an article appropriate for Father’s Day, there...

By Ernie Williamson The Bulletin As a disabled driver, there are few chores I hate more than filling up my accessible van with gasoline....

By John Toth The Bulletin I am always proud to let people know that my first car was a stick-shift Volkswagen. I learned how to drive it...

By Shirley Prihoda The Bulletin Faith is like a good mystery book. Once you begin to savor the nuances and possibilities, you can’t put...

By Ernie Williamson The Bulletin Since becoming a paraplegic 10 years ago, I have overcome challenges. I can dress myself, bathe myself,...