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5 Sets, 3 Stages, and 3.9M Tech Jobs
... after three stages, a mere 1:45 behind -- get this -- a French rider???! Oui, oui,, only two years after the Lance Armstrong Texas bicycling reign of terror ended on the Champs d'Elysses, France's Romain Feillu is leading the peleton. For now. Of ...
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... at home among beauty products on Friday morning. She wandered among the brushes, shampoos and moisturizers at Armstrong & McCall Beauty Supplies and greeted the customers who entered. The crazy part, though? She's got four legs and a tail. Oreo, an ...
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... existing highway footprints is less disruptive to landowners and existing businesses," said Victoria Mayor Will Armstrong, in a news release from the I-69 Alliance. "Victoria County, Calhoun County, the Port of Victoria and our southern industrial ...
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Polling the people on nuclear power
On a scale from 1 to 7 with 7 implying secure how safe is nuclear power? If you've already answered that question, you are one of 600 surveyed about the divisive energy source.
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Parent accuses middle school of illegal search
Victoria school officials violated state and school policy when an entire classroom was searched earlier this month, Although Randy Duke, father of one of the students searched, wants the Howell Middle School ...
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Real Texas history published, finally
It was inspiring to finally get to read a true historical article, written by Jack Ayoub on March 2, in a local newspaper.
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The University of Houston-Victoria's first season of baseball has been an overwhelming success, but its chances of making the NAIA regional tournament are not promising.
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School and city election candidate profiles
Editor's note: The school and city elections will be Saturday, May 10. To help voters learn more about the contested races in their communities, the Advocate will profile those races.
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Housing permits boosted by commercial projects
While the city continues to experience a slump in new housing construction, it stands to benefit in taxable gains from a 20,000-unit residential development set to break ground, according to a bond rating ...
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Student prepares for national competition
SkillsUSA is a national nonprofit organization for teachers and students in trade, technical and skilled service education.
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Goliad impresses new city administrator
GOLIAD New Goliad City Administrator Chris J. Snipes, who came to town from The Woodlands, is "thrilled to death"to be in Goliad.
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Jason Boland and the Stragglers hit road for new tour When it comes down to it, Jason Boland would rather use someone else's words to describe his band's music.
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Calf has five legs and six hooves
LINDENAU Believe it or not. A five-legged calf with six hooves was discovered by Roy Buchhorn, a rancher in Lindenau, on Tuesday.
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Memorial cheerleaders are proud of national showing
A month removed from the National High School Cheerleader Championship at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., the Memorial cheerleaders have had time to reflect on their experience.
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Victoria taxpayers spared a big bill
It cost several thousand dollars for a helicopter crew to look for a missing kayaker last week, but taxpayers didn't pay the bill.
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Chemical spill closes YMCA pool
The swimming pool at the YMCA of the Golden Crescent on Colorado Street will be closed until further notice because of a chemical spill Saturday morning, said Sean Muirhead, housekeeper and massage therapist ...
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Sara Massey presents program to Decora Study Club members
Decora Study Club met on March 25. Martha Jones introduced Sara Massey; a highly accomplished retired educator and current artist, the editor of "Texas Women on the Cattle Trails." The program emphasized the ...
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Mayor questions company officer's interest
... ranching operation questioning a proposed nuclear plant near Victoria continues to draw fire. Victoria Mayor Will Armstrong said he's still concerned that Mark Rose, the general manager for Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative, will work without pay to ...
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Description: NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY meets at 7 p.m. April 3 at the Garden Senior Center, 5325 Greely Drive, Corpus. Karen Woodard of the Texas Forest Service will give a talk on urban trees. Call (361) 991-8063 for more information.
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Citizens ranked in top 100 hospitals in the U.S.
For the second year in a row, Thompson Healthcare named Citizens Medical Center on its list of the top 100 hospitals.
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