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Former State Representative Glenn Rogers pens article asking educators to encourage students’ critical thinking skills in these current political era of misinformation
Texas News
Former state representative Glenn Rogers warns about the growing influence of far-right dominionist theology in Texas politics, describing his concerns after hearing Seven Mountains Mandate rhetoric at a local Easter service. In his Dallas Morning News column, he outlines the rise of the New Apostolic Reformation, its ties to Trump-era politics, and how he believes the movement is reshaping the state’s political landscape.
Texas is back to using its 2025 congressional map, at least temporarily.
The U.S. Supreme Court not yet decided what map Texas should use while the court battle over the legality of the map plays out over the coming weeks and months; Friday’s ruling is a short-term pause while they make that decision.
Court order striking down Texas redistricting map upends plans for candidates across the state.
Republicans may need to rethink plans for new districts, while Democrats could regain a path to Congress.
Community Voices Series: Mayor Regan Wallace explains how Proposition 4 could bring new state funding for water projects — including Turkey Peak Reservoir — and why it might be the first real chance to ease costs for local ratepayers.
On October 18, 2025, Americans joined No Kings protests nationwide. Local residents took part in the nearby Weatherford event calling for democracy and accountability.
Former Texas Representative Dr. Glenn Rogers says America’s two-party system is failing voters and argues that independent candidates could offer a path forward — but warns that Texas makes it difficult for them to get on the ballot.
Texas voters will decide 17 proposed constitutional amendments this November. Early voting runs Oct. 20–31, with Election Day on Nov. 4.
Water District No. 1 is accepting qualification statements from fencing contractors through Sept 17th
Website offers venues for memorials
