Those who hate changing their clocks may have some good news on the horizon. The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would make daylight saving time the new, permanent standard time. Senators […]
Fifth grade students at Leon Springs Elementary in San Antonio in January were given a controversial class on segregation The students were divided according to hair color and one group was told […]
The iconic Texas Shiner Beer has been created at Spoetzl Brewery since 1909. Spoetzl Brewery is in Shiner, Texas, about an hour and a half east of San Antonio. It was founded […]
Just six months old, Colossal Biosciences Inc. has taken its fundraising effort to levels as ambitious as its goals. The genetic engineering company has raised $75 million so far, securing a $60 million […]
Mendel Mendel was quote-tweeting a video clip of Harris’s press conference with Polish President Andrzej Duda on Thursday, where the vice president laughed when asked a question about Ukrainian refugees. Specifically, a […]
Approximately 160 soldiers from the III Armored Corps at Fort Hood deployed on Monday to support European operations. The soldiers deployed as part of the “7,000 U.S. military personnel earmarked to support […]
WINNIE — A fallen warrior is resting in his hometown of Winnie — eight decades after he lost his life at Pearl Harbor. Navy Seaman Charles L. Saunders was listed as missing and […]
Orange became a boom town during World War II and when peace came, many people stayed. When Christmas came in 1946, the Orange Junior Chamber of Commerce decided organize a community parade to […]
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Update: Hundreds of family, faculty, staff, Aggies young and old were in attendance for this historic day in Texas A&M’s history. “One of the issues most important to Senator […]
The former city hall in downtown Orange has remained vacant since the city moved its municipal offices to a previous bank building on 16th Street two years ago. The Orange City Council met […]
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