Video: Coach’s Show | Episode 2 2026
Passion for Preservation: Enhancing the Land Through the Open Pine Project
Success Story September 02, 2026 Breadcrumb Home News Passion for Preservation: Enhancing the Land Through the Open Pine Project For Gary Costlow, managing land isn’t just a job–it’s a lifelong dedication to conservation. Working with NRCS, Costlow is focusing on tree thinning and prescribed burns to maximize wildlife habitat for a variety of species including…
Read MoreSMACKOVER LITHIUM ANNOUNCES POSITIVE PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT FOR THE FRANKLIN PROJECT, ITS FIRST LITHIUM PROJECT IN EAST TEXAS
Unlevered after-tax NPV8 and IRR of US$5.0 billion and 24%, respectively Up to 70,000 tonnes per year of battery-quality lithium carbonate production Capital intensity of $49.9k per tonne with average annual cash operating cost of $4,226 per tonne Upgraded and upsized Mineral Resource with some of the highest lithium-in-brine concentrations reported in North America Potential to…
Read MoreFannin County man sentenced to federal prison for buying and selling firearms
SHERMAN, Texas –A Bonham man has been sentenced to federal prison for a firearms conspiracy in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Jay R. Combs. Raymundo Duran Baza, 21, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to engage in the business of dealing firearms without a license and was sentenced to 60 months in federal…
Read MoreCSAI attends Mustang Club of America event in Atlanta
September 3, 2026 The Carroll Shelby Automotive Institute (CSAI) was invited to the 50th Anniversary of the Mustang Club of America (MCA) at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. The event was co-hosted by the Shelby American Automobile Club (SAAC), who was holding their 51st annual event and drew participants from all over the US. CSAI was…
Read MoreNTCC Art Department welcomes visiting artist Amanda Butler
September 3, 2026 The Northeast Texas Community College Art Department will welcome Texas artist Amanda Butler for a September exhibition in the Whatley Center foyer. The exhibit will be on display Sept. 8-30. A native Texan who currently resides in Gainesville, Butler studied photography at the New England School of Photography in Boston. Years of…
Read MoreThe Market Forces Quietly Adding Thousands to Patient Bills
By Elisabeth Rosenthal Sep 8, 2026 (iStock/Getty Images) After a failed round of in vitro fertilization this year, Anne Hug’s fertility doctor said she had a single polyp in her uterus that should be removed to improve the chance of pregnancy. Hug, a professor of radiology, learned that the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists…
Read More‘It’s Triage’: California’s Next Governor Will Face Destabilizing Surge in Uninsured
By Christine Mai-Duc Sep 8, 2026 By the time Democrat Xavier Becerra left Washington, D.C., more Americans than ever had health insurance, owing partly to his work over the years to pass, defend, and expand the Affordable Care Act. It’s an achievement the former congressman and former U.S. secretary of Health and Human Services often…
Read MoreGOP to open first-ever midterm convention in Dallas as Texas’ U.S. Senate race hangs in the balance
By Gabby Birenbaum and Kayla Guo, The Texas Tribune September 8, 2026 WASHINGTON — Republicans are gathering in Dallas this week for an unprecedented midterm convention, where President Donald Trump and his GOP allies will look to sell their agenda, rake in campaign cash and galvanize voters amid a difficult political climate. The convention, a…
Read MoreTexas cities say Abbott’s proposal to disband their electric companies won’t lower costs
By Paul Cobler, The Texas Tribune September 8, 2026 The cities of Austin and San Antonio stand to lose hundreds of millions in revenue each year if a proposal by Gov. Greg Abbott to disband their energy utilities is enacted by the Legislature. That’s the point, say supporters of the proposal, who argue that money…
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