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Employee Arrested After Customer's Meal Double Charged
Double-charging customers has landed Christopher Rios, 32, behind bars in Walker County.
Drive to connect SHSU, community
The Sam Houston State University Political Science Junior Fellows and more than 25 university and community organizations will celebrate Veterans Day on Wednesday by working to assemble more than 100 boxes to be sent to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.A Students and Huntsville residents will pack the boxes at the Walker Education Center, while local ...
Kats host a Pink Outa Saturday
The third annual Kats for the Cause/Pink Out event to promote breast cancer awareness and education will take place Saturday at Sam Houston State University's Bowers Stadium.
A murder mystery by the numbers
This is a different kind of murder mystery. For years, social scientists have tried to determine whether the death penalty has a deterrent effect.
Gaertner reflects on career, excited for future
In looking back on his last nine years as president of Sam Houston State University, Dr.
Brazos County Chief Deputy Appointment
"I am proud to announce that Mike Wilson has been appointed as the next Chief Deputy for the Brazos County Sheriff's Office," Brazos County Sheriff Chris Kirk said.
Fundraiser to benefit Rainbow Room
The Huntsville Junior Service League will host its first annual "Pistols and Pearls" Barbecue Benefit on Nov.
HISD: Strong and getting stronger
In my 15 years experience as a public school superintendent, I have never written a response to a report referenced in a local newspaper.
Time to update library has arrived
It's time for Huntsville residents to update their public library. The current library at 1216 14th St.
Memories of Halloween 'Candyman' murder remain vivid
Copy of the Nov. 5, 1974 Houston Chronicle front page featuring the Ronald O'Bryan halloween candy case.
Polish leader admired for deeds
According to Webster's dictionary, a hero is "a man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities." While sitting in the Killinger Auditorium of the Criminal Justice Center at Sam Houston State University, I listened with interest to such a man.
Nobel laureate shares thoughts on political climate
From the fall of communism to the unity of Europe and future globalization, former Polish president and Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa has seen it all.
Organizations unite to send military care packages
The Sam Houston State University Political Science Junior Fellows are coordinating a care package drive to send basic necessities as well as the comforts of home to the soldiers serving in Iraq.
Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa to speak at SHSU
Lech Walesa, former Polish president and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, joined with his friend Witold Lukaszewski in October 1996 for his return home.
Scientists discover power of bacteria to clean wastewater with high efficiency
Sam Houston State University has applied for six federal patents, three of which have already been awarded, to protect the technology and engineering associated with a "revolutionary" packaged wastewater treatment system invented by its scientists, and it has formed a company to further develop, market and sell the systems.
Sgt. Jason Worsdale, Wounded Warrior program put a 'face to the news'
Sacrifice comes with the job description for anyone involved with the military. Thousands of enlisted men and women know that the sacrifices come in many forms, from time away from families when touring overseas, to the possible loss of life or limb that can occur in a combat environment.
SHSU Department of Theatre and Dance growing
Sam Houston State University is well known for its criminal justice program. However, the growth of another department is bringing the university into the spotlight these days.
SHSU class produces voices from death row
A collection of nonfiction prose and art created by Texas Death Row inmates is featured in a new book produced by members of a graduate-level English class at Sam Houston State University.
Members of the Huntsville High School Chamber Choir practice Thursday with guest clinician Dr.
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