Grapevine recalls Bonnie and Clyde front page tale
Grapevine honors its link to Bonnie and Clyde with a donated 1932 Fort Worth Star Telegram front page about the Grapevine Home Bank robbery. The article notes the gang never robbed the Grapevine bank, but their Texas crimes and the killing of lawmen shaped the era.
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Grapevine
Bonnie and Clyde
Fort Worth
Grapevine Home Bank
Dallas
Bonnie Parker
Clyde Barrow
William D. Tate
Tate
Texas
Tarrant County
Malcolm Davis
William ‘Tate
Gordon
Davis
Star-Telegram
Midwest
Louisiana
Bermuda Gold & Silver
S. Main St
Debi
Mike Meek
Star- Telegram
Mark Upchurch
eBay
Meeks
Debi Meek
Grapevine Historical Society
Grapevine Bank
Federal and state loan forgiveness options for Texas teachers
Texas teachers in shortage areas or at economically disadvantaged campuses may qualify for federal loan forgiveness. The TEA outlines three programs including Federal Teacher Loan Forgiveness, Teach for Texas Loan Repayment Assistance, and Public Service Loan Forgiveness. Eligibility depends on loan type, first loan date, and service at low income schools or designated shortage areas.
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Texas Education Agency
Texas
Teach For Texas
Public Service
TEA
Sam Wilson
Treasury
Wilson
TCLI
United States Department of Education
Odessa College board to discuss proposed tax rate
Odessa College Trustees will discuss and recommend a proposed tax rate of .1912 per $100, up from .1766, with public hearings to be set. The meeting includes a year end institutional effectiveness report, budget reconciliation, investment policy, personnel policy updates, and monthly financials.
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Odessa College Board
Odessa College Board of Trustees
Joe Zant Jr
Saulsbury
Gary Johnson
Odessa
Johnson
Gregory
Odessa College
Advancement
Jeff Meyers
FEMA advisory maps tighten flood rules for Central Texas
FEMA proposes revised flood plain maps that would expand flood zones along the Blanco River and tributaries, forcing many property owners to buy flood insurance and raise first floor heights on new buildings. The process, under review for a year, faces local approval as Wimberley weighs adopting the changes in late September.
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Austin
Central
Texas
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Austin American-Statesman
FEMA
New York City
Wimberley
Don Ferguson
Lubbock coroner seeks dismissal of firing suit
West Texas coroner Dr Luisa Florez seeks dismissal of a $1 million wrongful termination lawsuit filed after her August firing. She alleges Lubbock County commissioners the medical examiner's office and Natarajan backdated autopsy reports altered her final findings without consent and allowed unqualified technicians to perform autopsies.
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Lubbock County
Lubbock
West Texas
Luisa Florez
Medical Examiner's Office
Natarajan
Florez
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College For All Texans
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College For
Collegeforalltexans.com
OC Board of Trustees
Odessa Edu
Oapa.com
Bbva Compass
Tae Ae
Corfenmark
Bbva Group
Compass Bank Meniier
FDIC
Pinner Carpets
Amit Weet
Consignment Gallery
Music City Mall
Dip Aera
Eo Rae
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