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Career and Technical Education Public Notification of Nondiscrimination New Diana ISD offers career and technical education programs in Agriculture, Engineering, Information Technology and Arts, Audio/Video Technology, Law and Public Service and Health Science. Admission to these programs is based on age appropriateness, class size, and credit needs of the student. It is the policy of…
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NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING The City Council of the City of Pittsburg will conduct a Public Hearing to consider the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026/2027. This Public Hearing will be held in the City Council Chamber at 200 Rusk Street on August 10, 2026, at 4:00 P.M. This hearing will be held in accordance…
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION- CIVIL SUITS CAUSE NO. 26-230-DCCV-00249 UPSHUR COUNTY PLAINTIFF’s Attorney OR PLAINTIFF TROMBERG, MILLER, MORRIS & PARTNERS, PLLC 6080 TENNYSON PKWY. STE 100 PLANO, TEXAS 75024 THE STATE OF TEXAS NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: “You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney does not file a written answer…
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION- CIVIL SUITS THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF UPSHUR BRANDON WINN, PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY P.O. BOX 1300 GILMER, TX 75644 TO: JASON MICHAEL NARDOZZA Greetings, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney does not file a written answer with the clerk of the…
Read MoreIdaho’s wolf population drops as state encourages more hunting, trapping
By Clark Corbin, Stateline July 27, 2026 Idaho’s wolf population decreased to an estimated 1,129 animals in 2025 as state officials work to reduce the population through expanded hunting and trapping, Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials said this month. Statewide, the wolf population is down by an estimated 106 wolves compared to the…
Read MoreState lawmakers of both parties say it’s time to rethink America’s fragile childcare system
By Kevin Hardy, Stateline July 28, 2026 CHICAGO — A bipartisan group of state lawmakers is calling for an overhaul of the nation’s childcare system, which they say is failing children, parents and providers. The group of 13 Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who have spent the last year studying childcare access and affordability problems, offered…
Read MoreUndocumented immigration population reached as high as 15.8M, report finds
By Tim Henderson, Stateline July 29, 2026 New estimates put the U.S. undocumented immigrant population in mid-2024 at 14.6 million to 15.8 million, a sharp increase from around 11 million in the 2010s. Since then the non-citizen population has likely dropped, but the number is unclear since immigrants facing hostility are reluctant to cooperate with…
Read MoreUninsured but Undaunted, a Surgical Patient Searched the Globe for a Deal
By Paula Andalo Jul 29, 2026 Ronmel Rangel of Portland, Maine, doesn’t have health insurance. He shopped around for an acceptable price on hernia surgery with the help of his doctor after a local hospital gave him an estimate of $23,000. He found better deals in other states. (Brianna Soukup for KFF Health News) Around…
Read MoreTribCast: Should we be worried about Dallas?
TribCast: Should we be worried about Dallas? by Matthew Watkins, The Texas Tribune July 28, 2026 The Dallas-Fort Worth region is growing as fast as anywhere in the country. But the city of Dallas itself lost residents last year. The TribCast crew speaks with urban affairs reporter Joshua Fechter about the challenges and opportunities for…
Read MoreCommunity colleges brace for local cuts after Texas funding shortchanges them millions
By Sneha Dey, The Texas Tribune July 28, 2026 Texas community college leaders are bracing for cuts because they’re missing out on millions that the schools earned but the state can’t afford to pay. The administrators spoke publicly for the first time about the stress that the state funding shortfall puts on their budgets during…
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