In 2018 I traveled Route 66, the “Mother Road”, from Chicago, Illinois to Los Angeles, California. It was a great road trip and if you have never done it, I highly recommend going. It made me realize how unique each community is as our nation sprawls out across the west. It also made me realize just how featureless our interstate landscape has become.
“Public safety, transparency, and outreach are viewed as key attributes our city leadership desires,” says Linden City Manager, Lee Elliott. After a recent decision by the mayor and council members, it has been decided that the City of Linden will bring a new way of achieving the three attributes-CodeRed! CodeRed is a system in which citizens can sign up for cell phone calls, texts, landline calls, and e-mail notifications for emergencies or community events.
Northeast Texas business owner and activist Chris Spencer spoke to a full house last week at a meeting of the East Texas Republican Women, held in Atlanta. Spencer is a Morris County native, graduating from Hughes Springs High. He was appointed as the Chairman of the Sulphur River Basin Authority in 2018 by Governor Abbott.
MARSHALL, Texas – An Avinger man has been sentenced to more than 24 years in federal prison for drug trafficking violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Damien M. Diggs today.
Bloomburg ISD educators visit Ron Clark’s Academy in Georgia
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