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Will They Pave Candy Montgomery’s Como Motel Paradise And Put Up a Parking Lot? June 22, 2023 | Karen Eubank | 2 Comments | Historic Preservation I often passed this place in the mid-2000s when I lived in Bonham, TX. I mainly took HWY 75 back and forth to my destinations. It brought back memories of my […]
THE AWFUL 88TH Other punching bag material for Republicans are taxpayers, teachers, trans youths, and anyone who uses electricity. by TEXAS OBSERVER STAFF JUNE 6, 2023, 2:12 PM, CDT As the 88th session of the Texas Legislature opened in January, Texas Observer writers scanning the political horizon noted a faint glimmer of hope that, […]
This Restaurant Is Breaking the Internet With Their Hilarious Signs yas! | By Jack Lorre | January 23, 2023 This article was originally published on penguinmd.com and has been republished here with permission. The infamous Austin, TX establishment named El Arroyo has been making noise with its signs since opening in 1975. 45 years later, their […]
January, whose most notable triumph came at the 1967 PGA Championship died on Sunday May 7, 2023 at age 93. Born November 20, 1929 in Plainview, Texas, January graduated from Sunset High School in Dallas. As a member of the North Texas State golf team, he contributed to its four […]
On-duty security guard among 8 killed at Allen Premium Outlets; suspect Mauricio Garcia posted neo-Nazi material on social media By Ed Lavandera, Elizabeth Wolfe, Sharif Paget and Holly Yan, CNN, CNNWire Sunday, May 7, 2023 5:35PM An Allen, TX shooting killed on-duty security guard Christian LaCour and 7 others. The suspect, […]
Tarrant homeowners stung by high values have lost option to protest online. Will it return? Story by Jess Hardin, Last month, Tarrant Appraisal District Chief Appraisal Jeff Law said, despite website issues, Tarrant County property owners will be able to protest their appraisal values online, but that doesn’t appear to […]
POSTED INBUSINESS by Sandra Sadek April 1, 2023 4:00 pm Eviction filings in Fort Worth have reached levels higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new nationwide eviction data. In February, over 3,800 evictions were filed – 36% higher than the pre-pandemic monthly average. The numbers have been higher than the average since […]
When do state takeovers of Texas public schools or districts happen? How long can they last? We provide answers to some of the questions surrounding the takeover of Houston ISD. BY MARÍA MÉNDEZ MARCH 16, 20233 PM CENTRAL By next school year, the Houston Independent School District will have new leaders, but […]
Leaders of low-income communities of color worry the state’s power grab could deepen inequalities. by JOSEPHINE LEE MARCH 20, 2023, 3:00 PM, CDT Donnie Walker, U.S. history teacher at Wheatley High School in the Houston Independent School District (HISD), has a family legacy at the school. His grandparents went to Wheatley. […]
JACOB VAUGHN MARCH 17, 2023 4:00AM It’s not easy reporting a violation to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. This bill could make it harder. Getty Images State Sen. Drew Springer, a Weatherford Republican, filed a bill that would impose a fine on people who submit multiple complaints to the Texas Commission on […]