Suicide remains one of the most stigmatized topics in society despite increased public awareness. Countless individuals struggle with thoughts of hopelessness, despair, and self-harm. But many never seek help they need. This is due to the obstacle of stigma and not the lack of available help.
Sometimes I enjoy sitting around thinking about all the really cool things God has created. I know I should appreciate creation, but invention sounded a bit cleverer. Sure, it’s easy to see all the really beautiful things God has created but there are tons of things that are just plain cool.
In his recent column, State Representative David Spiller clearly expressed the growing anxieties across our 12-county House District 68 over rapid data center development. As Enterprise Editor Gina Keating reported, this issue has quickly become a defining test for local leadership as developers target rural Texas for massive, energy-hungry projects. Our commu n i ties face real concerns about grid reliability, groundwater strain, public safety, and shifting infrastructure costs onto local taxpayers. With the Texas Legislature not returning until January 12, 2027, we cannot wait on Austin for solutions. When developers buy private land without seeking a tax abatement, counties have no zoning authority to intervene — a situation that rightly worries many citizens.
Saving for retirement is important, but it’s only part of the picture. If you’re within five to 10 years of your target retirement date, it’s time to start thinking about what you actually want your retirement to look like. After all, getting to retirement isn’t the end goal — it’s what you want to do once you’re there that matters.
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