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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor  The pride of Texas, the tall ship Elissa, had an eventful summer as she sailed along America’s Eastern Seaboard to celebrate …

By Chief Yeoman Vicki Sonnenberg, Navy Office of Community Outreach PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii – Private 1st Class Kaleb Maldonado, a native of Texas City, Texas, serves with Combat Logistics Battalion …

Texas public school campuses and districts received their state report cards late last week from the Texas Education Agency, with most showing little change from the previous school year, The …

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton sent letters to over 110 different Texas cities to notify them that they are prohibited from raising ad valorem taxes above the no-new-revenue tax …

By Carol J. Rhodes“So now, it’s finally over,” thought the old woman. Wearing a stained, lifeless cottvn dress, she liinped through thedeserted street. The sun, just making its way into …

Jenn Mack Raphoon is not a career politician — she is a 7th Generation Texan answering a calling. A wife, a mother, and a leader forged through crisis, Jenn has …

“Comfort food” is an umbrella term that refers to a wide array of dishes. For fans of Italian food, there may be no dish that fits the comfort food mold …

By Kate Underwood Did you know that there were once seals in Texas? The Caribbean Monk Seal (Monachus tropicalis) was last officially sighted in 1952 and declared extinct by the …

Meet the 2026–2027 Central Cheerleaders! These Bearcats are ready to bring the energy, spirit, and Central pride all yearlong! Let’s go, Bearcats!