CHRISTUS Health opens new multi-specialty clinic in Mount Pleasant
(MOUNT PLEASANT, Texas) – CHRISTUS Health is proud to announce the opening of a new multi-specialty clinic in Mount Pleasant designed to expand access to high-quality, personalized care for the community. CHRISTUS Health held an event Friday to bless the new clinic, which opens to patients Monday, April 13. Spanning 22,000 square feet and conveniently…
Read MoreTexas A&M Forest Service celebrates sixth cohort of Leadership Institute graduates
April 10, 2026 COLLEGE STATION, Texas—Texas A&M Forest Service recognized participants of the Texas A&M Forest Service Leadership Institute (TFSLI) during a graduation ceremony held April 9. The institute brings together emerging and established leaders from natural resources and emergency management organizations across Texas to strengthen leadership skills and support collaboration across agencies. This year’s…
Read MoreRoadwork Report Week of April 12 – April 18
Bowie County Interstate 30 (I-30) – From Farm to Market road (FM) 989/Kings Highway to Arkansas state line, widening highway. Westbound lanes split. Left lane for thru traffic, no option to exit. Right lane for local traffic, can exit. Some westbound ramp closures. Lane shift at Exit 220 A/Interstate 369 south/U.S. Highway (U.S.) 59…
Read MoreGovernor Abbott Showcases Texas’ Semiconductor Strength At Texas A&M Groundbreaking
TEXAS, April 9 – April 9, 2026 | Bryan, Texas | Press Release Governor Greg Abbott today participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Texas A&M (TAMU) Semiconductor Institute, which will help cement Texas as America’s hub for innovation and semiconductor manufacturing. “Texas and America must be microchip independent,” said Governor Abbott. “We must ensure we…
Read MoreClapper Launches Native AI Video Generation
New in-app tool lets users generate AI videos from scratch or from a photo – no third-party apps required DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, April 6, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / — Clapper, the creator-first short-form video and livestream platform, announced the launch of its native AI video generation tool, giving creators the ability to produce AI-generated video content…
Read MorePlay, Gather, Thrive: Cities double down on recreation investments
By Mary Scott Nabers, CEO of Strategic Partnerships, Inc. Cities across the U.S. are investing in parks, aquatics and recreation facilities, expanding public amenities to support growing populations and strengthen community engagement. Read More »
Read MoreOp-Ed: Tax the Corporations Cashing in on War
Across the political spectrum, Americans support taxing windfall profits — and billionaires — to help working people weather the affordability crisis. By Meghan Schneider, Cass DiPaola | April 8, 2026 Our dependence on fossil fuels does more than pollute our air. It destabilizes the world and empowers the ultra-wealthy to profit off of that volatility, leaving working families…
Read MoreUT Health East Texas Opens Outpatient Rehabilitation Center Focused on Sports Injuries
Tyler, Texas (April 9, 2026) – A new outpatient sports medicine rehabilitation center designed to serve athletes and active individuals is now open on Highland Lane, conveniently located near Three Lakes Parkway. The new facility specializes in advanced, sports medicine-focused physical therapy, providing patients with high-quality care close to home. The center is staffed by…
Read MoreRFK Jr. says a keto diet can ‘cure’ mental illness. Here’s what it did for my son’s bipolar disorder
By Jan Ellison Baszucki Ten years ago, at age 19, our son Matthew experienced a manic episode that landed him in the involuntary psychiatric unit at Stanford Hospital for 10 days. He was diagnosed with bipolar 1 disorder with psychotic features, prescribed powerful antipsychotics and spent half a decade in and out of treatment while battling…
Read MoreSaving the queen: Scientists study bee reproduction to strengthen colonies
Texas A&M AgriLife explores how environmental pressures disrupt the biology of honey bee colonies One‑third of the food we eat depends on a tiny worker most people rarely think about – the honey bee. But across the U.S., beekeepers have seen honey bee colonies collapse at alarming rates. Now a team of Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists…
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