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Civil War Reenactment Brings History to Life in Temple
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The Commerce Journal, Greenville, TX
Dr. Hendricks Appointed to Serve on National Policy Board
Dr. LaVelle Hendricks, assistant professor of Psychology, Counseling and Special Education at Texas A&M University-Commerce, has been appointed to serve on the National Policy Board for the National FORUM of Multicultural Issues Journal and the editorial board for the Journal of Counseling and Addiction.
Sundance Square signs first office lease in new Commerce Building
Sundance Square announced Fort Worth law firm, Shannon, Gracey, Ratliff & Miller, LLP has signed a lease for more than 36,000 square feet in the five-story Commerce Building, currently under construction at 420 Commerce Street.
Community news: Austin school district to host Latino achievement awards
The Austin school district is hosting the annual Latino Academic Achievement Awards from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday in the LBJ Auditorium at the University of Texas, 2315 Red River St.
A Question-and-Answer interview with District 5 city councilman Matt...
Over seven days of early voting during the past two weeks, 86 residents of City Council District 5 went to the polls to choose between incumbent councilman Matt Frierson, 38, and challenger Danny Booth, 42.
Rodeo festivities coming to Lindale
The Lindale Area Chamber of Commerce and the city of Lindale will host its 26th annual I-20 Team Real Estate Championship Rodeo May 16 through May 18.
Stolen vehicle, drugs found when two men arrested
On Friday, May 3, 2013 just before 6:30 p.m., The Commerce Police Department received a call from a car dealership in Forney Texas.
Family Fun Day set for Saturday
The Karnes City Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring a "Family Fun Day" this Saturday, May 4, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Karnes City Park located near the intersection of E. Wall Street and S. Browne Street.
City staff to oppose Joske's tower
The city preservation staff will oppose the new design for a high-rise on top of a historic building near the Alamo at a public meeting Wednesday.
ETX man sentenced to 8 years in prison for indecency with a child
Jonas Luckey, 30, of Commerce, Texas, was sentenced to 8 years in prison on Friday, April 19, for Indecency with a Child by Sexual Contact.
Etbu VP Elected President of Huntington University
In a historic moment today, the Huntington University Board of Trustees voted to elect Dr.
During Saturday's Chicken Fried Steak Festival in Lamesa's Forrest Park, festivalgoers will be able to wash down their food with a wine tasting.
KWFT wafted loud and clear for years
Torin Halsey/Times Record News Former radio station KWFT broadcast from this building off Loop 11 until 1994.
City of Commerce working to minimize the risk of West Nile Virus
Texas is currently at the beginning of mosquito season and as the weather continues to warm up residents will start spending more time outdoors.
HDRC considers redesigned Joske's tower
Made public last month, the first renderings showed a 23-story glass and steel structure - to house a hotel and timeshare units - that critics said would overwhelm the neighboring Alamo Plaza and contrast jarringly with the nearly 125-year-old Joske's building at Alamo and Commerce streets.
The Commerce Journal, Greenville, TX
Emergency Management Coordinator details week spent in West
Several Hunt County leaders, including police chiefs from Commerce and Greenville, received a first-hand account of what happened in West, Texas, when Josh Roberts, district coordinator for Texas Department of Public Safety Division of Emergency Management for Region 1, spoke of how emergency personnel responded to the explosion that occurred on April 17.
Bonnie Ann Gordon Mathison, 75 of Corsicana, passed on to be with her Lord and Savior on April 17, 2013.
The Commerce Journal, Greenville, TX
Commerce urges citizens to be mindful about West Nile Virus
Texas is currently at the beginning of mosquito season and as the weather continues to warm up residents will start spending more time outdoors.