Lou Ann Anderson

Lou Ann Anderson began her radio career in 2004 as inaugural Producer of the Lynn Woolley Show. She remained in that position through 2009. During that time, Lou Ann additionally served as Creator/Online Producer of EstateofDenial.com, a web site that addressed the growing issue of probate abuse in which wills, trusts, guardianships and powers of attorney are used to loot assets from intended heirs or beneficiaries. She later worked as Editor of Watchdog Wire – Texas writing articles on state-oriented news and public policy issues as well as coordinating content publication for the site's network of citizen journalists. She simultaneously was a contributor at Raging Elephants Radio. As a past Policy Analyst with Americans for Prosperity – Texas, Lou Ann has written and spoken on a variety of public policy issues.

Former Temple Mayor Pro Tem Files To Regain Council Seat In Special Election

Plot twist or just twisted? After the Temple City Council called a special election for July 19 to fill the vacancy created by former Mayor Pro Tem Judy Morales’ council departure, Morales has filed to run for her old seat.

New State Economic Performance Ranking Shows Texas’ Best, Worst Tax Policy

(via Watchdog Wire - Texas) As each April 15 prompts Americans to focus attention on federal income tax returns, this day also brings opportunity to discuss state-level tax policy, its impact on a state’s economic outlook ranking and the long-term growth prospects it creates.

In-Depth on Judy Morales’ Misdemeanor Plea Deal

A plea agreement announced last week in Bell County allowed former Temple Mayor Pro Tem Judy Morales to plead no contest to a Class B misdemeanor charge of destruction, removal or alteration of public documents.

Greg Gutfeld ‘Not Cool’ Book Tour Kicks Off in Dallas; Two Central Texas Stops To Come

The national book tour of Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld's "Not Cool: The Hipster Elite and Their War on You" kicked off last night at the George W. Bush Institute in Dallas. Gutfeld, the host of Red Eye, was joined on stage by fellow The Five co-host Dana Perino.

Paul on recall effort: Changing tactics, not calling it quits

Mari Paul is suspending her petition effort to recall all members of the Temple City Council. Lack of interest isn't dissuading the cause, but as her 30-day signature-gathering window ticks down, the city and Bell County's continued failure to provide hard numbers on registered voters in single-member districts diminishes Paul's potential for success. And even as preliminary numbers were provided

Scandal-ridden Red Light Cameras Offer Potential Corruption

Though a federal investigation involving Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc., remains quiet, the issue of red light and other traffic cameras is still a hot topic in Texas. With that, one can only wonder the impact if the bribery and other public corruption allegations seen with Redflex and the city of Chicago might at a point similarly surface with any of the company’s municipal clients here in the Lon

With Temple Mayor Pro Tem’s Resignation, Special Election Ahead

Temple Mayor Pro Tem Judy Morales resigned her city council position this morning just hours ahead of a hearing scheduled to consider her removal from office. In a formal resignation notice Morales additionally noted her intention to submit a letter of declination as the District 2 officer-elect after the May 10 election.

Temple Mayor pro tem Faces Removal from Office Hearing

Despite facing a criminal misdemeanor charge, Temple Mayor Pro Tem Judy Morales earlier this week refused to resign her council position. With that, Temple Mayor Danny Dunn and council members Tim Davis, Perry Cloud and Russell Schneider have scheduled a 5 p.m. public hearing Thursday to consider adoption of a resolution authorizing Morales’ removal from office.