A Rooter-Man Plumbers

05/24/2026

Goodnight Texas

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

Texas doesn’t need to rely on food shipped halfway across the world when hardworking Texas farmers and ranchers are already producing it right here at home.
From the cattle ranches and cotton fields to the pecan orchards, hay farms, corn crops, wheat fields, rice farms, citrus groves, peanut farms, and family-owned land spread across the Lone Star State, Texas agriculture helps feed millions of Americans every single year.
Behind every harvest is a family waking up before sunrise, working through scorching Texas heat, droughts, storms, wild winds, floods, and unpredictable southern weather — all to help keep food on tables across America.
Because in Texas, farming and ranching are more than just business.
It’s:
generational hard work
small-town pride
American agriculture
and the backbone of rural Texas communities
From the Piney Woods of East Texas to the rolling Hill Country, across the Panhandle plains and down to the Gulf Coast, these farms and ranches support local jobs, feed stores, equipment dealers, truck drivers, livestock auctions, farmers markets, and thousands of families who depend on agriculture every single day.
Many Texans believe something simple:
**If Texas farmers and ranchers can grow it here...
America should support the people producing it here first.**
Because once farmland and ranchland disappear beneath endless development and expansion, they rarely come back.
Texas is known for its wide-open spaces, strong traditions, and independent spirit — but it also runs on hardworking farmers and ranchers most people never see.
**Support Texas farmers.
Support Texas ranchers.
Support local agriculture.
Support the people helping feed America every single day.**

05/24/2026

Have your spoons ready. Something 𝗡𝗘𝗪 and 𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙧𝙮 delicious is coming soon!

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

75 years ago, a young East Texas soldier left home to serve his country… never knowing he wouldn’t return.

Army Corporal Orestus Marion Stewart of Jasper County was just 20 years old when he was killed during fierce fighting in the Korean War in 1950 while helping defend South Korea from advancing enemy forces.
For decades, his family had no answers. His remains were eventually recovered, but he rested as an unknown soldier for more than 75 years.

Until now.
Thanks to modern forensic science and the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, Corporal Stewart has finally been identified and has now returned home to Texas with full military honors.
After more than seven decades… this East Texas hero is finally home.

Welcome home, Corporal Orestus Marion Stewart. 🇺🇸

05/24/2026

Memorial Day wasn’t created for sales, cookouts, or long weekends.

It began after the Civil War when Americans started decorating the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers and flags. What became known as “Decoration Day” eventually turned into Memorial Day.

In Texas, this weekend carries weight.

The freedom.
The flags.
The silence at military gravesites.
The small towns lined in red, white, and blue.

We remember the ones who never made it home. 🇺🇸

05/24/2026

Have a safe Memorial Day!

05/16/2026

Yep

Preach!

05/16/2026

The Houston Texans play their first two games at home and will have four prime-time games this season, including on Christmas Eve at Philadelphia. bit.ly/4uk12sQ