The future of Social Security: What you need to know today By Kent Pendleton• Retirement & Longevity How Social Security’s anticipated shortfall may impact you down the road Social Security’s outlook continues to raise concerns. But while you may hear the program is in danger of becoming insolvent, that isn’t the case. The problem isn’t…

By James M. Rankin• Darkness revealed itself on September 10 when a twenty-two-year-old radicalized student named Tyler Robinson climbed up the stairs to the rooftop on the campus of Utah Valley college located in Oren, Utah with a loaded rifle, took aim and fired killing Charlie Kirk. The gunshot hit Charlie in the jugular vein…

Spotting Overpriced Homes in 2025 By Megan Stultz• Spotting Overpriced Homes in 2025 While home prices surged in recent years, the market has begun to stabilize. Still, overpriced listings can be found in nearly every community. For buyers, knowing how to identify inflated prices is key to making a confident purchase. Start with a Comparative…

“Back in the Saddle” By Mark Hooker, Director of Fishing BlueJack National• Article by Mark Hooker Photos courtesy of Jenn Ellis As many of you recall from last season, the MISD Fishing Team had a rough go at the last Texas High School Bass Association event they competed in, the THSBA State Championship. Well, this…

This week’s Veteran is Sean White, who served in the U.S. Army from 2002 – 2009. Sean was in the Armor Branch, and he loved being a Tank Crewman. He received his basic and advanced training at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and then was stationed at the Kelley Hill barracks at Fort Benning, Georgia. White wanted…