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Beekeeping for Families
Beekeeping: An Educational Family Experience Keeping a hive of bees can be an educational family experience as well as providing honey for your table and pollination for your garden and flowering plants. Most city ordinances allow up to two beehives per city lot. Interest in beekeeping has exploded over the past 10 years. As…
Read MoreAAA Texas: Statewide Average Gas Price Falls Four Cents as Demand Concerns Cause Crude Oil Prices to Fluctuate
The statewide gas price average in Texas is $3.96 for a gallon of regular unleaded fuel, according to the AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch. That price is four cents less than from this day last week and is $1.32 more per gallon compared to this day last year. Of the major metropolitan areas surveyed in Texas,…
Read MoreAccuWeather Special Report: AccuWeather’s 2022 US spring allergy forecast
AccuWeather Global Weather Center – March 16, 2022 – The latter part of winter has been brutally cold across much of the United States, and March has brought typical wild swings in the weather. So, it’s no wonder that many Americans may be eager to get outside and enjoy the fresh air and consistent warmth. But for the…
Read MorePotential for wildfire outbreak tomorrow
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Significant fire activity is forecast for Thursday, March 17 due to extremely critical fire weather conditions along and west of the I-35 corridor including Gainesville, Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Abilene, Austin, San Antonio and Del Rio regions. High winds with low humidity moving across dry grass fuel may result in wildfires highly resistant…
Read MoreTexas’ traditionally sleepy school board races are suddenly attracting attention — and money
By Brian Lopez, The Texas Tribune March 16, 2022 “Texas’ traditionally sleepy school board races are suddenly attracting attention — and money” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Sign up for The…
Read MoreVietnam War Veterans Day is March 29
Special Texas Edition Vietnam War commemorative book available to Vietnam Veterans AUSTIN, TX – National Vietnam War Veterans Day, March 29, is a day to thank and honor our nation’s Vietnam veterans and their families for their service and sacrifice and to remember those still listed as missing in action. The day honors the millions of servicemembers…
Read MoreReward Increased in 2020 Hood County Cold Case Slaying
AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is seeking information in the 2020 homicide of Andrea Stinson, of Granbury. An increased reward of up to $6,000 is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of those responsible if the tip is received before the next featured cold case is announced. A $3,000…
Read MoreVideo: Excited to share the first book trailer for Draw the Line
Excited to share the first book trailer for Draw the Line. This is the first of four teasers that will go out between now and June 28th, and each one will showcase a different storyline from the book. To learn more about the project, please visit: https://t.co/ZVqWCbxbCJ pic.twitter.com/OTOGbNxl1N — Dr. Hunter Taylor (@DrHunterTaylor) March 14,…
Read MoreCredit Union of Texas Goes East
Credit unions like CUTX have a different purpose and focus on creating positive change in communities Personalized customer service with examples that include: First-of-its-kind no-fee (even for non-members) ATM/ITM in Gilmer Town Square that provides the ability to interact with a virtual teller Planned coffee shop for the Gilmer location that can serve as a…
Read MoreIn God we trust with every situation
By DR. BILLY HOLLAND Have you known someone who was even-tempered and composed even when circumstances seemed to be falling apart all around them? In times of a serious crisis, somehow these individuals have the type of personality to remain calm and collected, in fact, it’s not unusual to see them comforting the very ones…
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