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TEXANS FOR VACCINE CHOICE CALLS ON ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATES TO COMMIT TO ENDING HEALTHCARE DISCRIMINATION
Texans for Vaccine Choice is calling on all Attorney General candidates to commit to pursuing civil rights complaints on behalf of Texans who’ve been fired or are being treated as second class citizens for making medical decisions. Texans are still losing their jobs to vaccine mandates, being denied religious medical accommodations, and receiving degraded benefits…
Read MoreDear American Truckers, God bless you and please keep driving
By Dr. Glenn Mollette Grocery store shelves are not like they used to be. Before the pandemic there was plenty of whatever we typically wanted. It’s not like that today. Car dealerships have changed. Before the pandemic most dealers had plenty of new and used cars to sell. We were accustomed to browsing several lots…
Read MoreTaking care of water systems for the next crisis is our duty
By Jeffrey L. McIntyre, President of Texas Water Utilities Last February’s winter storm Uri marked a severe weather event unlike any most Texans have ever faced, leaving millions without power in freezing conditions. As outages persisted, pipes froze, and millions faced water disruptions due to water main breaks, mechanical failures, and frozen or broken water…
Read MoreDallas Arboretum Presents Dallas Blooms: Birds in Paradise
Dallas Arboretum Presents Dallas Blooms: Birds in Paradise More than 500,000 spring-blooming flowers usher in spring from Feb. 19 to Apr. 10 DALLAS, Texas, Spring 2022 – Spring will come to life at the Dallas Arboretum’s Dallas Blooms: Birds in Paradise from February 19 to April 10, 2022. Named by Southern Living as one of “The Best Places…
Read MoreClass of 2022 Hall of Fame inductees honored
By ELWYN HENDERSON Thursday night, February 10th was a big night for the Class of 2022 inductees into the Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. The group of 8, 3 of whom were deceased or couldn’t be in attendance was announced near the conclusion of the annual NFL Honors event in Los Angeles. Five inductees…
Read MoreJessie Parchman attends Public Leadership Education Network Conference
February 9, 2022 Jessie Parchman, a Presidential Honors Scholar at NTCC and a Chapel Hill high school senior, became the first person from this region to attend the Public Leadership Education Network Conference (PLEN). Jessie also serves as a chapter officer for NTCC’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter, Alpha Mu Chi. The Public Leadership Education Network is…
Read MoreTEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY – Panola County Fatal
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Number of Vehicles in Crash: 1 Number of Injured: 3 Number killed: 1 Date & Time: 2/09/2022 9:21 PM County: Panola Location: US 59, approximately four miles south of Carthage, TX. Posted Speed Limit: 75 mph Vehicle 1: 2019 Dodge Journey Driver 1: Joshua D. Denmon, male, 31 YOA, of Center, TX.…
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Dilbert Duck will be visiting in costume at The Open Door Pregnancy Center!
Read MoreTEXAS VOTERS ALARMED BY LOW READING SCORES, ACCESS TO JOBS, INCREASING CRIME, OTHER CLOSE-TO-HOME PROBLEMS
Widespread concern for the future of Texas aligns with widespread support for key policy solutions [AUSTIN, TX, February 10, 2022] With the March 1 primaries and November elections on the horizon, a new statewide poll shows Texas voters broadly agree on a range of issues that affect them as parents, homeowners, business owners, and employees,…
Read MoreWinnsboro Center for the Arts Presents 8th Annual High School Art Competition & Exhibition
The 8th Annual High School Art Competition and Exhibition will be presented by Winnsboro Center for the Arts (WCA) at 200 Market St. Winnsboro, Texas, from March 5 – April 18, and the reception to celebrate the artists will be from 2:30 – 4:30 pm March 20 at WCA. Homeschool students and high school students in…
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