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Just a quick reminder to say a prayer for West, Texas today.
Just a quick reminder to say a prayer for West, Texas today.
LifeShare Blood Center is asking for additional blood donations to help the victims in West, Texas.
An explosion at a fertilizer plant Wednesday night near Waco, Texas left over 100 people injured and many feared dead. The explosion was caught on tape--see the video below.
Overnight, ABC News has confirmed there are a total of 179 people hospitalized. At least two-dozen people are in critical condition with another 38 in seriously injured.
Some lawmakers in Texas, including the Governor, are making a move to start testing people that receive welfare or unemployment benefits.
A petition for Texas to secede has been launched on whitehouse.gov and has well over 60,000 (digital) signatures so far.
In the sleepy bedroom community of Wake Village, a little diner with a huge menu dishes up some of the tastiest meals in town.
The Texarkana, Texas City Council meets this evening at City Hall for their regular meeting.
The Small Town Tour doesn’t just cover the up-and-coming or thriving communities within the Ark-La-Tex. Sometimes we get a chance to introduce you to the towns that used to exist.
American History courses usually cover states and events in broad strokes, hitting only the highlights. But much of our nation’s history is born in little towns by “average” folks most of us have never heard of. When we dig a little deeper though, we quickly discover there is nothing average about those who came before us.
As I’ve traveled across the Ark-La-Tex, it is increasingly evident how important religion and God are in the lives of local residents. This is also true in a little community called Dalby Springs, just 11 miles south of Dekalb on the western side of Bowie County.
For the past 41 years, New Bostonians have looked forward to August with great anticipation. No, not because of the sweltering heat, but because of the annual Pioneer Days and Rodeo, an event many proudly refer to as ‘The Hottest Festival in Texas.’
Folks love to talk about the people that came before them, whether they’re infamous outlaws, respected citizens or simply beloved kin. Sometimes, if we’re very lucky, we discover a treasure trove of old time photos that help tell the story of the community, like these from the early days of New Boston.