Before the revival of Old L.C. Anderson High School: A Black Austin K-12 Timeline
The path toward equity in Austin education is long and fraught. Efforts to create fair learning opportunities for all ...
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Texas Trustees seek public comment on $40 million draft restoration plan for coastal habitat projects, sea turtle early restoration project extension
The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.
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From the Statesman archives: Newcomers did not control Indigenous Texas for centuries
While maps might have indicated that New Spain included much of what is now Texas, the Spanish, in fact, rarely controlled territory beyond a few scattered presidios, missions and villages. The ...
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Gov. Greg Abbott issues executive order for state agencies to support federal immigration, deportation operations
Gov. Greg Abbott issued five executive orders on Jan. 29 directing state agencies to assist federal immigration operations to ...
Trump’s deportation orders have sown fear in Texas. But how much has actually changed?
The president’s made-for-TV showmanship has been all over his first days in office, as he has sought to kick off the ...
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What is the biggest rivalry in college football?
The football rivalry between the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University ... dating back to 1875. Princeton also engages in the Princeton-Penn series, it's the third-oldest rivalry ...
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Documentary film highlights the history of an 1870s-era home and the story of Clarksville
Everyone involved in the making of “Haskell House and the Story of Clarksville,” a documentary short film about the oldest documented residence within the Clarksville National Register historic ...
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Hundreds Died When This Steamship Sank in the Pacific Northwest in 1875 With Gold Worth Millions On Board
18 year-old Fanny Palmer of Victoria, BC perished on the steamer Pacific when it sank 11/4/1875, 12 miles off Cape Flattery, WA. Most victims were never found, yet in a twist of fate Fanny's body ...