Rediscover Texas as tourism push promotes summer trips
Texas tourism officials urge travelers to rediscover the state this summer with Six Flags themes, Galleria shopping in Dallas and Houston, Alamo and San Jacinto heritage, and museums in Dallas Fort Worth Austin and Houston. Cultural tourism accounts for about 20 percent of the industry while outdoor venues like Big Bend parks and Palo Duro Canyon lure visitors. A stronger coast to coast campaign is needed to draw nonlocals into heartland tourism.
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Connemara Conservancy
Collin County
Letters to the Editor on Global Warming Claims
Editor reports on a signed 79 page summary from 17 000 earth scientists asserting cooling trends since 1943 1979 with claims of greater benefits from warming including longer growing seasons and new wetlands Several Texas officials and representatives are listed with contact details.
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Doonesbury Staff and Contact Lineup
The page lists staff roles at the Texas City Sun including editor publisher Les Daughtry Jr and business manager Jan Hines. It names Beng Columnist Jin Levecque and sports editor Dwight Andrews with their email handles and notes chief photographer Dwight Andrews.
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Texascitysun. Com
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Texascitysun.co
Texas City Sun Notices And Submissions Policy
The Texas City Sun lists staff roles and contact emails for production, circulation, and newsroom staff. It notes publication details, subscription rates, address, and a policy that items reflect submitter views and may be refused if obscene or offensive.
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Texas City Sun
Texas Next Step a Bold Plan for 21st Century Education
The Texas Next Step proposal aims to provide every Texas high school graduate up to 60 credits at public community or technical colleges, funded by lottery revenues. It seeks to expand access, cut costs, and support workforce readiness, addressing rapid student growth and rising college expenses. The plan emphasizes K-16 education and positions Texas to build a better-educated workforce.
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