News Our Voices: A Father’s Grief Sometimes tragedies are so protracted and complicated that the entire community suffers along with the families most immediately impacted. Healing and recovery seem impossible. Garland Journal4 days ago
News Our Voices: Kenny Hardin: I’m WOKE and proud I live in a predominantly colorless neighborhood, but before you accuse me of humble bragging, I’m not. The absence of people who look like... Garland Journal4 days ago
News Our Voices: Suffering and Frustration Continue Because Iran War Won’t End Every day in recent months we have watched in real time the twists and turns of the war in Iran. You can see it... Garland Journal5 days ago
Editorial Our Voices: When Armed Power Appears at the Ballot Box There are sounds you never forget once you have heard them. The slow crunch of gravel beneath a sheriff’s boots outside a voting station.... Garland JournalJune 15, 2026
News Our Voices: REYNOLDS: Chatbots Cannot be Marketed as a Junior Jesus There was a time when only the loonies were talking about walking on the moon, or tooling around in flying taxis, or robots not... Garland JournalJune 14, 2026
News Our Voices: Scared Politicians Are Redrawing Voting Districts It’s today but some people want it to be yesterday. Some would like to turn back the clock. There are those Americans who want... Garland JournalJune 13, 2026
Editorial Our Voices: Ewers: Let Evil Run Its Course It is naïve to think there aren’t evil people in the world. They have only one purpose and that is to harm as many... Garland JournalJune 6, 2026
News Our Voices: Millennials and Zoomers are reshaping phrases and words in our world today I will be the first to admit there is a new language out here today. It’s one that I find challenging at times. I’m... Garland JournalMay 31, 2026
News Our Voices: Dallas City Hall: A Defining Moment for the Future of Dallas Dallas City Hall has reached the end of its functional lifespan — not because of one isolated failure, but because of decades of deferred... Garland JournalMay 30, 2026
News Our Voices: Has the Supreme Court Reopened the Wounds of the Edmund Pettus Bridge? There are moments in American history that are not just remembered—they are felt. The Bloody Sunday on the Edmund Pettus Bridge is one of... Garland JournalMay 25, 2026