Rural Healthcare in Texas This video discusses the state of healthcare in Rural Texas. While the census and mileage data applies to the State of Texas, the information on the steps that rural communities can take when they learn their … Continue reading →
Michael Wilson – For years, rural areas across the country have seen a fluctuation in population. According to Dr. Kenneth M. Johnson, Professor of Sociology at Loyola University-Chicago, there are migration streams going both ways from rural to urban and … Continue reading →
By Michael Wilson – Horseshoe Bay, TX – Regardless of the amount of rain that fell and refilled reservoirs and aquifers during Hurricane Katrina, Tropical Storm Imelda, or flooding storms of October 2019, as of October 10, 2019 approximately 13,362,172 … Continue reading →
Courtesy American Farm Bureau – July 30, 2019 – Statement from AFB president Zippy Duvall – “One message came through loud and clear from today’s hearing: It’s time to wrap up negotiations and ratify USMCA. Rarely, if ever, have we … Continue reading →
While there are many obstacles to education, three of what might be considered the most pervasive are poverty, cultural differences, and lack of quality teachers. Poverty is rampant around the world and in many cases, children have to work instead … Continue reading →
This post talks about some of the benefits and obstacles of a distance learning program, for a personal viewpoint
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