Wayne Adams announces the release of his fictional book titled: The Odyssey of Amanda Iron Bear.
Melissa, Texas – Wayne Adams is proud to announce his latest book The Odyssey of Amanda Iron Bear. It will be available on the websites of Cyberwit.Com and the Amazon Bookstore. It is also available on Kindle. The Odyssey of Amanda Iron Bear is a compelling work of fiction that is based on a…
Read MoreWe Were Young, They Say. We Have Died. Remember Us.
By Robert M. Edsel With the end of World War II in Europe, letters from American families seeking information about their loved ones began arriving at town halls across the southern Netherlands. Postmarked from big cities and small towns, from those of privilege and those barely scraping by, each one contained a heartbreaking request similar…
Read MorePlants, Community, Learning: Dallas Arboretum’s Cultivate Series Continues with Tomato Jam on May 31
DALLAS, Texas – May 19, 2025 — From zesty tomatoes and tropical houseplants to fiery peppers and aromatic coffee, Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden‘s Cultivate Series invites visitors to dig into the colorful world of plants through hands-on experiences, flavorful tastings, live music and educational activities for the whole family. “Our Cultivate Series has quickly become…
Read MoreSBA Relief Still Available to Texas Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Residents Affected by Spring Storms Deadline to apply for physical damage loans approaching
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible small businesses, nonprofits, and residents in Texas of the June 20 deadline to apply for low interest federal disaster loans to offset physical damage caused by thunderstorms, straight line winds and tornadoes occurring on April 4. The declaration covers the Texas counties of…
Read MoreDespite bipartisan support, Ethical Pet Sales Bill dies in Texas Legislature
Austin, TX – With two weeks left in the legislative session, the Texas Humane Legislation Network (THLN) released a statement following the failure of the Ethical Pet Sales Bill, House Bill 3458/Senate Bill 1652. “With deep disappointment, we share that the Ethical Pet Sales Bill will not advance this session despite broad bipartisan support and powerful testimony…
Read MoreROCK THE FALL: STYX, DANAE HAYS AND CHICAGO TRIBUTE BAND LEONID & FRIENDS BRING ELECTRIFYING ENERGY TO LIVE! CASINO & HOTEL LOUISIANA
Legendary Rock, Viral Comedy and Luxe Getaways Collide this October in Bossier City BOSSIER CITY (MAY 20, 2025) – This fall, the stage is set for an epic entertainment takeover at Live! Casino & Hotel Louisiana. Prepare for three nights of music, laughter and pure adrenaline as the powerhouse Chicago tribute band Leonid &…
Read MoreCommissioner Buckingham Encourages Texans to Utilize the Texas Beach Watch Program During 2025 Beach Season
AUSTIN, Texas— Today, Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D., encourages Texans to utilize the General Land Office’s (GLO) Texas Beach Watch website during the 2025 Beach Season. As Texas residents and people from across the country plan their visits to the Texas coast for summer vacation, the GLO’s Beach Watch program continues to provide…
Read MoreAre we a genuine Christian or just religious?
LIVING ON PURPOSE By Dr. Billy Holland When discussing eternal life, it brings up one of two emotions and attitudes. Those who believe in the Bible and have Christ as their Lord become excited and grateful that God has saved them and promised to be with them forever in a glorious paradise. On the other…
Read MoreTSTC’s new Building Construction Technology program draws attention of area industry leaders
(MARSHALL, Texas) – As East Texas experiences population growth, the construction industry seeks skilled workers to meet increasing demand for new housing. Texas accounted for 15% of the nation’s new-home construction permits and 9% of the United States population in 2024, according to National Mortgage Professional, and local and regional building construction employers are feeling…
Read MoreUT Tyler Alum Named International Fulbright Research Fellow
TYLER, Texas (May 20, 2025) – Colm Conneen of Tyler, a May 2025 graduate of The University of Texas at Tyler, has received a one-year U.S. Fulbright fellowship to conduct post-graduate research beginning this fall at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. While there, Conneen will study microbial microcosms in pitcher plants, which is a…
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