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Landmen and leases: Tarrant residents recall Barnett Shale boom — and backlash
A decade before fracking arrived in Fort Worth, Don Young penned a letter to a Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist. He had a story idea: the rise of natural gas extraction and its consequences for the planet. “With the oil companies pushing it as the auto fuel of the future, the...
SMU gets little resistance from Houston Christian in 59-7 rout
Preston Stone passed for two touchdowns in about two quarters, Brashard Smith ran for 108 yards and two scores on just nine carries in the first half and SMU routed visiting Houston Christian 59-7 on Saturday in Dallas. The Mustangs (2-0) were up by 42 points after a dominating first half and cruised to the win with reserves in the game for the majority of the final two quarters. Stone was 6-of-9 for 78 yards through the air, and backup Kevin Jennings passed for 148 yards and a score and ran for another touchdown. SMU won its 11th straight regular-season...
4 New Texas Laws That Went Into Effect Sept. 1, 2024
4 New Laws Are Going Into Effect This Month In Texas That You Need To Know About. In September of 2023, a ton of new laws went on the books in Texas but fast forward to now a year later and only a very small handful of laws will go into effect this month that were passed last year.
State inspections go away for Texas drivers in four months, but vehicles in certain counties will still need to pass a test
HOUSTON — The days of Texas drivers needing to get their annual state inspections are numbered. Starting on January 1, 2025, Texans won’t need state inspections on non-commercial vehicles to get their registrations. When the calendar turned to September, the Texas Department of Transportation put out another reminder...
Star Forward Sends Passionate Caitlin Clark Message to Dallas Wings Fans
Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark is so popular that even her road games are starting to resemble the kind of home environments she’s used to at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Clark’s celebrity status was evident in the Fever’s 100-81 road win over the Chicago Sky on Friday, and again Sunday’s 100-93 road ...
With 24 Locations Under His Belt, Roland Parrish Is The Second-Largest McDonald’s Black Franchisee And He’s Paying It Forward In The Industry
Roland Parrish is reportedly the second-largest Black of McDonald’s, per The Dallas Morning News. The Dallas Business Journal mentions he owns 24 locations across Dallas, TX, including at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. This was accomplished across his more than 30 years at the fast-food company. Journey To Franchising.
White, Ornelas added as rosters expand
With major league active rosters expanding to 28 players today, the Texas Rangers have recalled infielder Jonathan Ornelas and pitcher Owen White from AAA Round Rock. The Rangers only had three position players in the minors who were on the 40 man roster, with Sam Huff and Dustin Harris being the other two. I don’t expect Ornelas to get much playing time while he is up, given that Justin Foscue was promoted yesterday, and Ezequiel Duran is hanging around and not getting much playing time as it is.
4 New Texas Laws That Went Into Effect Sept. 1, 2024
4 New Laws Are Going Into Effect This Month In Texas That You Need To Know About. In September of 2023, a ton of new laws went on the books in Texas but fast forward to now a year later and only a very small handful of laws will go into effect this month that were passed last year.
Six Texas Cities Ranked Worst In Nation For Deadly Drunk Driving Crashes
Driving and drinking is never the right choice in Texas. Drunk driving has been a problem in the state. Not only does it endanger the driver, it also endangers the people around them while out on the road. When you've been drinking, it's for the best to have a designated driver, or have a ride available to you.
Church members honor life, legacy of fallen officer Darron Burks
DALLAS — Family, friends, and loved ones gathered at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship on Sunday to celebrate the life and legacy of fallen officer and member Darron Burks.The Oak Cliff parking ministry, responsible for managing traffic on the church campus and assisting guests with parking and shuttle services, shared fond memories of their time working with Burks. Charles Johnson recalled how Burks, 46 — who had previously worked as a teacher, coach, and mentor for 17 years — joined the ministry with a passion for law enforcement."We consider ourselves a family," said Johnson, reflecting on the joy he felt...
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