West Columbia native Cam Ward, drafted No. 1 overall by the Tennessee Titans, returned to a hero's welcome aboard the team ...

In a vacuum, President Trump's orders appear to bode well for free speech. But what is important is free speech reality, not ...

Week one of The Facts' furniture sale saw file cabinets, end tables, a lamp, office chairs, desks, a couch and loveseat, a ...

Beau Johnson, a senior at Columbia High School, has garnered attention as a role model not only for her fellow students, but ...

Stress doesn’t just affect your mood — it impacts your body as well. It can lead to headaches, fatigue, poor sleep, muscle ...

At its most basic level, grace is “unmerited favor” — a gift we don’t deserve. But in a world where self-reliance and merit-based rewards are celebrated, how does this concept of grace fit? How do we ...

Efforts by the Trump Administration to eliminate what it sees as government waste will result in struggling children and ...

Lake Jackson council advanced new animal rules and confirmed the $704M Freeport Hurricane Flood Protection Project is off the ...

Nearly every team reached the postseason, defying expectations in some respects. With no seniors, Angleton finished second in ...

Sam Rakowitz learned the importance of family from a young age and has built her own with Sweeny High School's girls' soccer ...

Two players each from Angleton, Brazosport, Brazoswood, Columbia, Iowa Colony and Sweeny dotted The Facts' All-County girls soccer first team this season.

Through a season of adversity, Columbia senior goalkeeper Lynzi Thompson helped her team push through. Thompson is The Facts' All-County girls soccer Most Valuable Player.