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A new state law meant to increase government transparency might in practice reduce the amount of information about city operations in Liberty and elsewhere that had previously been made readily available to the public.
Read more“There,” my mother would say, waving her hand in the direction of the passenger-side window, as we approached the intersection of Sam Houston and Main, “is where Griffin’s Drug Store used to b
Read morePlease forward this to any of our so called politicians, they will not respond to the requests of our small community:
Dear President Trump, Governor Abbott, State and Federal Representatives:
Read moreIn regards to a Dayton City Council Ordinance Proposal to restrict livestock, horses, chickens but not swine in our city limits:
Read moreAs students dust off their backpacks these last few weeks and head back to school, Fall is definitely in the air. If only our Texas temperatures would cooperate and bring a dose of Fall weather to go along.
Read moreAn incident in Galveston recently upset a large number of people. Mounted police were photographed leading a handcuffed African American suspect by a rope.
Read moreDear Editor, Several of you have asked if Texas A&M University has plans for a tuition-free program for students from low-income families similar to what the University of Texas recently
Read moreThis week we celebrate the work of an extraordinary group of men who wore ponytails and short pants. They were fond of ruffled shirts, long-tailed coats, and triangular hats, and they tied their hair with silk ribbons.
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