Category: RNHA News Articles

Infusion of Cultures Recipe: Kicked-Up Chicken Mole
October 6, 2021 RNHA News Articles Amanda Friedeck

For a lot of families in South Texas, traditions are important. Keeping precious memories that have passed down through generations alive helps to enrich a family’s history as well as the culture that they are a part of. As a mother of three, life is always busy, but traditions demand our attention. My own upbringing
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THE GIFT OF FREEDOM
October 3, 2021 Local Politics,Op-Ed,RNHA News Articles Sean Hartman

I was pondering all day today as to how I wanted my first essay to be as an RNHA contributing writer. Forgive me for using that word “essay,” as I’m sure it sparks some unpleasant college experiences (or perhaps pleasant ones, if you, like myself, enjoy writing), but I feel that would best describe the
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Texas Foodie Agriculture Trends & Economic Developments
October 15, 2021 Local Politics,RNHA News Articles Amanda Friedeck

The Lone Star State is known around the nation for its own original cultural trends. Foodie trends that impact (and are impacted by) agriculture are not the least of these, and everything really IS bigger in Texas! Such trends drive economic development and advancement in a meaningful way. From rural communities to giant metropolises, this
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Is 2022 the Year of Conservative Women in Texas Politics?
September 25, 2021 Economy,RNHA News Articles Amanda Friedeck

Is 2022 the year of conservative women in Texas politics? The Presidential Election of 2020 came and went. Now at the end of 2021, it seems as though there was never a moment of downtime in the political arena. This is especially true when it comes to conservative women in Texas. Redistricting issues are still holding up the Texas Legislature Special
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Carrillo Family Recipe of Caldo de Pollo
September 20, 2021 Latest,RNHA News Articles RNHA NEWS

Growing up in a traditional Mexican household, my mother would always welcome the winter season with Caldo de Pollo. This translates to, “Chicken Soup” but it is more like a chicken and vegetable soup. Caldo de Pollo is a quick and healthy dish that will help you load up on veggies, just as the flu
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Make Blueval a Red Duval Again
September 20, 2021 Local Politics,RNHA News Articles Emily Nuenz

I attended an inaugural meeting for the newly formed Republican association in my county. I briefly discussed upcoming meetings and events for the local and state chapter. As I was reflecting on the meeting, I decided to look at our local party website to see what other clubs I could engage to help grow the Hispanic
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Shaking Things Up: South Texas’s Grassroots Movement
September 2, 2021 Latest,Local Politics,RNHA News Articles Amanda Friedeck

After the 2020 election cycle, there began a social shift in local politics around Texas that has continued into 2021, as evidenced by the numerous local Grassroots organizations cropping up all over the state, and particularly in South Texas, which is a historically “Blue Territory”. The media loves to focus on the border cities and
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RNHA Statement on Afghanistan
August 18, 2021 International Affairs,Latest,Press Releases,RNHA News Articles RNHA NEWS

Washington, D.C. – On behalf of the RNHA, we affirm and honor the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces that have answered the call to fight global terrorism, both on the shores of our great nation and abroad — past and present — and we thank you for your bravery and commitment to protect the freedom and security of the American People.

Trump’s Class Action Lawsuits Explained
August 18, 2021 RNHA News Articles,Trump Skyler Blalock

In early March, the RNHA covered the history of government censorship in America and the increasing controversy of censorship on social media platforms. These included Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, as well as many other companies that have limited the dissemination of Conservative views on a series of contentious topics within the country. Former President, Donald J.
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