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Records reveal “systemic neglect” after immigrant died at Camp East Montana

By Perla Trevizo, The Texas Tribune July 3, 2026 This story contains descriptions of suicide and attempted suicide, including methods used. ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. This article is co-published with The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan local…

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TPWD Accepting Drawn Hunt Permit Applications for 2026-27 Season

AUSTIN – Hunters have an exciting lineup of opportunities and a chance to experience the beautiful scenery of Texas through Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) drawn hunt permits program. The drawn hunts program issues permits to hunters for drawn hunts on both public and private lands throughout Texas. Applications are now being accepted for…

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Train for a new career with NTCC Continuing Education

July 2, 2026 Ready to train for a new career? NTCC’s Continuing Education department has several short-term programs beginning over the next few weeks, with options in transportation and healthcare. August 3 – Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Get on the road to a high-demand career with NTCC’s hands-on CDL training program. Learn more at ntcc.edu/pda.…

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Everything’s Bigger in Texas, Except the Beach-Read Finish Rate

A new poll of 2,506 American vacationers from Scrivy, an author-tools company, has put a number on the great American beach-bag lie: the average traveler packs 2.9 books per trip and finishes 0.6 of them, and 41% come home without turning a single page. Everyone packs for the reader they wish they were. The tote…

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From the Pages of Texas Forestry Magazine

https://www.texasforestry.org/news/from-the-pages-of-texas-forestry-magazine Where East Texas Forestry Sto­ries Still Live By Ker­ry Whitsett As the lunch hour broke in the Piney­woods a cen­tu­ry ago, a sig­nal echoed across the tree­tops. It wasn’t just a stan­dard shift mark­er. It was the ​“corn­bread whis­tle,” a high-pitched note blown from the sawmills to let women know it was time to pull skil­let bread from the oven…

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