British King Charles III Honors Terrell Resident
Mr. William (Bill) Huthmacher receives the Award in recognition of his work as Chairman of the No.1 British Flying Training School (BFTS) Museum in Terrell
Mr. William (Bill) Huthmacher receives the Award in recognition of his work as Chairman of the No.1 British Flying Training School (BFTS) Museum in Terrell
Big Time Texas Hunts kicks off another season with 10 premium guided hunt packages representing some of the very best hunting opportunities in Texas, including a new chance to take an aoudad ram in the Trans-Pecos region.
“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.” --Albert Einstein September 10 is “Swap Ideas Day”! It’s a great day to watch and participate in the interplay of good ideas you might get to use in your everyday life. Some will be so good that you will want to pass them along to others--you might even have one of your own to swap!
Josh Edwards is competing in the “MONGOL DERBY,” “one of the most grueling and prestigious equestrian endurance races in the world!” (over 621 miles in the Mongolian Mountains, riding at least 3 horses per day and at least 75 miles per day) The previous sentence, sent to me by Sarah J. Bohnenkamp, stirred my attention as it was followed by, “His story is of a celebrated rodeo professional taking on a worldrenowned endurance race, the personal and physical challenges involved, and the excitement leading up to the event.” “His is a story of a journey from the rodeo arena to the vast and challenging terrain of the Mongolian steppes (during unpredictable winter weather) and the passion, determination, and resilience it takes/ took.” It takes place across frigid mountain passes and on/over giant sand dunes, with horses changing every 35 kilometers. Race organizers, actual riders, and local culture believe in rider and horse safety and welfare, and rigorous “checks” are conducted throughout the race–veterinary checks, curfews, weight limits, and other guideline checks are designed for ultimate fairness and safety!
We all started out in the same way. As babies. But what would it be like to go back?
The rest of the law went into effect Sept. 1. It’s been challenged by tech industry groups and a free speech advocacy organization
Secretary of State Jane Nelson today released election audits for the 2021-22 election cycle conducted in four selected counties.
As careful as you may be, you will make mistakes. Although it’s not possible to live mistake free, there are effective strategies you can use to recover from your mistakes.
The state and its third biggest city are set to square off in court over a ban on guns at Texas’ most celebrated tribute to itself — the State Fair.
A significant milestone was reached as community leaders, healthcare professionals, and state officials gathered to break ground on a new chapter for Terrell State Hospital. The event marks the beginning of construction on a stateof- the-art 275-bed replacement campus, a project that represents years of dedicated work and collaboration.
Governor Greg Abbott announced a record $148 billion in total investment for Texas’ transportation infrastructure. This investment includes the unanimous adoption of the more than $104 billion 10-year transportation plan by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to improve safety, address congestion and connectivity, and preserve roadways for Texas drivers. It also includes over $43 billion for development and routine maintenance. This is a $5.6 billion increase in total investment from the previous year.
Whether you call them grass stickers or sandburs, you know these prickly little pain dispensers are no fun. Luckily, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert can help you win the war against them.
The reckless act of drinking and driving could change your life forever, but it only takes a few minutes to find a sober ride.
The University of Texas at Tyler will recognize summer 2024 degree candidates during Summer 2024 Commencement August 17.
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