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Dade Phelan Directs House Leaders To Revisit Vouchers, Property Taxes In The Next Legislative Session

Dade Phelan Directs House Leaders To Revisit Vouchers, Property Taxes In The Next Legislative Session

May 8, 2024 |

House Speaker Dade Phelan unveils his agenda for the next Texas Legislative session, targeting issues like school vouchers, property tax relief, and housing affordability. With a contentious GOP primary runoff looming, Phelan’s priorities signal his stance on key policy debates and his efforts to address pressing concerns facing Texans. His proposed measures aim to navigate complex challenges, from education funding to insurance affordability, in a state grappling with diverse economic and social needs.

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Lantana Camara Varieties Named Newest Texas Superstars

Lantana Camara Varieties Named Newest Texas Superstars

May 8, 2024 |

Discover the newest Texas Superstar plant, Lantana camara varieties, renowned for their stunning blooms and resilience in the scorching Texas heat. With an array of colors and growth habits, these low-maintenance beauties thrive in full sun and attract pollinators, making them a perfect addition to any summer landscape or container garden. Elevate your garden with the vibrant charm and enduring performance of Lantana camara, the latest star of Texas horticulture.

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New Texas A&M Report Gives Insights On Future Beef, Pork, Chicken Prices

May 8, 2024 | ,

Get ahead of the grill this summer with Texas A&M’s meat price predictions! Their latest report from the Department of Agricultural Economics unveils anticipated changes in beef, pork, and chicken prices, aiding consumers in savvy budget planning for their barbecues. With insights into market trends and seasonal demands, this study ensures your summer cookouts stay deliciously affordable.

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Rainfall Setting Up Favorable Texas Hay Prospects

Rainfall Setting Up Favorable Texas Hay Prospects

May 7, 2024 |

“Amidst record-low hay inventories in Texas, a ray of hope shines through as heavy rainfall revitalizes hay production prospects,” reports Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Despite concerns over high input costs, including fertilizer prices, the surge in rainfall across key production regions is fueling optimism for higher yields this season. With improved crop conditions and livestock markets remaining strong, Texas farmers are gearing up for a potentially fruitful hay season ahead.

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Second-Place Finish At South District Championship Punches Blinn’s Ticket To National Tournament

Second-Place Finish At South District Championship Punches Blinn’s Ticket To National Tournament

May 7, 2024 | ,

The Blinn College women’s golf team showcased their prowess at the South District Championship, securing a commendable second-place finish among tough competition. With stellar performances from players like Emily Madeley and Rattanavarin “Pai” Tassaneetipagorn, the Buccaneers earned an automatic bid to the prestigious NJCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championship tournament, marking their second appearance in program history. Coached by David Johnson and fueled by hard work and determination, Blinn College continues its legacy of excellence in intercollegiate athletics.

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