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Expectations are high for the Buckeyes

Expectations are high, but the road ahead is undeniably steep. After an uncharacteristic down season last year where the team finished 4-7 overall, the Buckeyes are locked in to rebound. However, they’ll have to do it against one of the toughest schedules in East Texas. Here is an early look at what’s in store for…

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Texas A&M System Advances Future of Nuclear Energy at RELLIS

May 29, 2026 BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Texas A&M University System today recognized a major milestone in advanced nuclear energy development as Last Energy announced U.S. Department of Energy approval of the Preliminary Documented Safety Analysis for its PWR-5 pilot reactor project at the Texas A&M-RELLIS Campus. The approval marks an important step toward…

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The Fiscal Note: Primary Runoff Election Results

Friend, Welcome to your Friday Fiscal Note.   This week, the long-awaited primary runoff elections came to an end, with voters across the state finalizing their party’s picks for the general election. We provide a quick rundown of the results, and highlight another instance of voters rejecting an influx of pro-casino cash. Plus, Texas Tech star…

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Members of pro-immigration group hit by Trump crackdown on immigration

By Berenice Garcia, The Texas Tribune May 29, 2026 SAN JUAN — Yenniffer England stood behind a podium at the offices of La Union Del Pueblo Entero dressed in business attire and sporting one striking accessory — an ankle monitor. A certified nursing assistant and mother of two, England had spent three months at an immigration detention…

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Op-Ed: Climate Change Affects All Life

We continue reading about the effects of human-caused climate change, yet our actions to address it are falling short, and some of us continue ignoring climate scientists. As we humans dominated nature for centuries, we destroyed the basis for life for countless other species–plant and animal. We have gone so far in our effort to…

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Conservativion Planning Meeting to be held

Three governmental agriculture-related organizations were to sponsor a public “Conservation Planning Meeting” at 10 a.m. Wednesday (June 3) at the Credit Union of Texas’ “Gilmer Gathers” room on U.S. 271. The meeting, dealing with the managing of natural resources, was co-sponsored by the USDA, Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board, and Upshur-Gregg Soil and…

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