Registration Open for 2025 BBB Battle of the Businesses Indoor Golf Tournament at The Back Nine
TYLER, TX – May 30, 2025- Texas summers are hot, but the BBB Battle of the Businesses Indoor Golf Tournament is cool in every way. Registration for the 1st Annual BBB Battle of the Businesses Indoor Golf Tournament is now open. Whether you are a seasoned pro or it is your first-time, get ready for…
Read MoreThe Algocracy Agenda: How AI and the Deep State Are Digitizing Tyranny
John Whitehead’s Commentary John & Nisha Whitehead May 29, 2025 “If one company or small group of people manages to develop godlike digital superintelligence, they could take over the world. At least when there’s an evil dictator, that human is going to die. But for an AI, there would be no death. It would live…
Read MoreDr. Melissa Fulgham shares story of Mount Pleasant female banker at history conference
May 28, 2025 Dr. Melissa Fulgham was among the over 400 historians from over 20 states who gathered at Texas State University in San Marcos for the inaugural Alliance for Texas History Conference. Fulgham, Professor of History and Division Chair for the Humanities and Social Sciences, continued her efforts to spread the story of Annie…
Read MoreTDEM Announces Winners of 2025 Texas Emergency Management Awards
FORT WORTH – Following a series of informational training sessions, educational workshops, and networking opportunities at the Texas Emergency Management Conference that occurred throughout the week, the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) announced the winners of the Texas Emergency Management Awards, recognizing the accomplishments of those in the emergency management field in Texas during…
Read MoreGovernor Abbott Signs SB 1568 Into Law, Expanding Spay and Neuter Funding Across Texas
Austin, TX – On May 24, Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 1568/House Bill 3832 by Dean Senator Judith Zaffirini (D-Laredo) and Representative Pat Curry (R-Waco) into law. Championed by the Texas Humane Legislation Network (THLN), this legislation strengthens Texas’ Animal-Friendly License Plate Program to generate increased funding for spay and neuter programs statewide. “This law…
Read MoreDairy MAX Honors Farmers and Their Commitment to Healthier Communities During National Dairy Month
Grand Prairie, Texas – May 29, 2025 – This June, Dairy MAX celebrates National Dairy Month, recognizing the hardworking dairy farm families who nourish communities, drive economic growth and advance sustainable food production. What began as “National Milk Month” has evolved into a month-long tribute to dairy farmers and their essential role in providing nutritious,…
Read MoreRegents Approve Major Campus Construction Projects Across The Texas A&M University System
BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents approved plans for 10 capital projects that reflect the System’s commitment to academic excellence, student life, economic development and environmental stewardship. “The Texas A&M University System is doing its part to improve higher education in Texas,” Albritton said. “Building up our state…
Read MoreLongtime federal prosecutor named Acting U.S. Attorney for Eastern District of Texas
PLANO, Texas – President Donald J. Trump has named Jay R. Combs as Acting United States Attorney of the Eastern District of Texas (EDTX). “I am thankful to President Trump and Attorney General Bondi for this opportunity and humbled by the honor of leading the Eastern District of Texas,” said Combs. “This opportunity to…
Read MoreSafe and Stored: How to Choose the Right Storage Facility
Whether you’re downsizing, relocating, or simply seeking extra space, selecting the right storage facility is crucial to safeguarding your belongings. The self-storage industry has seen significant growth and changes in recent years, so making an informed decision is more important than ever. Industry Overview As of 2024, the U.S. self-storage industry boasts over 52,000 facilities,…
Read MoreAlternative fruits gain ground in Texas agriculture
Texas Crop and Weather Report As Texas fruit growers battle unpredictable chill hours and late spring freezes, a small, but growing, group is turning to lesser-known or “alternative” fruit crops in search of more resilient and profitable options. Fruits such as figs, blackberries and raspberries continue to draw interest from niche growers. In East Texas,…
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