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The city of Fate has a BIG problem 🧠👀👂
10/05/2026

The city of Fate has a BIG problem 🧠👀👂

Congratulations to our former mayor, David Billings—and let’s be thankful that “former” is part of that title.

On his “retired mayor” page, while discussing Monday night’s agenda and again alleging violations of the Texas Open Meetings Act, Billings claims Flock cameras help combat drug trafficking, child abduction, and other crimes.

Yet, while advocating for their reactivation, he also describes their approximate locations. If those cameras were operating, couldn’t those descriptions help the very criminals he says the cameras are supposed to catch avoid them?

When we asked where the Flock cameras were located, we were told that information was not public.

So how did Billings obtain it? Was it already publicly available, was it provided to him by someone at City Hall—including the City Manager?

Those are fair questions. If residents are denied information that a former mayor then shares publicly, the City owes us an explanation.

Where is he also getting the data about the hot list and the percentages?

And if Billings believes these cameras are essential to public safety, why publicize details that could help someone avoid them?

Inquiring minds want to know.

09/07/2026
09/06/2026

White linerals are the most racist people

Hey Rockwall County residents, what about reclaiming our agricultural heritage?
09/06/2026

Hey Rockwall County residents, what about reclaiming our agricultural heritage?

Rural communities are rich with natural resources and human know-how. However, many small Texas towns grapple with affording basic services and struggle to keep young people. Agricultural economics continue to strain. The future increasingly feels digital and urban. This doesn’t have to be the case.

Join rural leaders and innovators from across the state and nation Nov. 18–19 for a two-day symposium focused on how rural communities can thrive economically, deliver essential services and build a future worth staying for.

Confirmed speakers include:
• Russell Boening, president, Texas Farm Bureau
• Eugene Escobar, mayor of Princeton
• Luke Metzger, executive director, Environment Texas
• Jed Murray, director of government relations, Texas International Produce Association
• Maximiliano Rombado, director of early learning policy, Texans Care for Children
• Josh Winegarner, director of government relations, Texas Cattle Feeders Association

Panels topics include agriculture, water, how communities can support young families, technology — including data centers — rural Texas and the state legislature, and more.

Check in at Abilene Christian University starts at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, and the first panels begin at 3:45 p.m. The symposium concludes Thursday, Nov. 19, at 4 p.m.

RSVP: https://trib.it/paUq5b

07/14/2026

Barack Obama said that the United States are no longer a Christian Nation!

Zohran Mamdani making it worse for New Yorkers
07/14/2026

Zohran Mamdani making it worse for New Yorkers

They hate economics.

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