By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Photos Courtesy of Robert Mihovil, Mihovil Photography “Carnival gave us their oldest smallest ship,” said Mike Mierzwa, former Galveston Port Director. …
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The Midland school district is suing Education Commissioner Mike Morath and other state leaders in another challenge to the state’s public school finance system, known as “Robin Hood,” according to …
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The Rogue Fencers Guild, a local fencing organization, held its summer tournament, The Curse of Capistrano in the gym of the Alvin Recreation Center, Saturday, July 25. The tournament consisted …
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AUSTIN — As she concludes her final week in office, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson today gave updates on key election programs ahead of the November election. “Election integrity …
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Health
Attorney General Paxton Protects Texas Women by Launching Landmark Investigations into Popular Women’s Brands Over Toxic Chemicals in Their Products
AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched investigations into popular products to protect women’s health. The OAG is investigating a number of feminine care and cosmetic product brands, including …
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For many children growing up in North Texas, the Gulf Coast can feel very far away. But learning about marine life, conservation, and coastal ecosystems doesn’t have to require living …
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Turkey does not find its way onto people’s dinner tables all that often. Americans and Canadians may consider turkey a Thanksgiving staple, but that could be the only day all …
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Kate Underwood If you’ve spent any time traveling around Texas, you know this state is home to wild and beautiful places. What you may not know is that up until …
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Texas City High School is proud to announce Kennedi Dillow as the new head coach of the Stingaree softball program. Coach Dillow brings a championship background to the role. As …
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Wednesday will mark the final day of the Dickinson Gator Football camp. There is still time for aspiring campers to make the trip.
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