Some San Angelo residents discovered a door-knob flyer on their front door Monday morning with an announcement sheet and postcard inside.
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“If the legislature does kill the ROW Fee, as I expect, maybe the city should take a lesson from the State of Texas and just make all of our streets toll roads.”
Seismic waves are rippling through the Lone Star State, which might tip several contests away from incumbents in long-safe Republican areas.
A wind and rain storm moved through Runnels County Thursday afternoon and caused damage to the Ballinger Memorial Hospital and its District Professional Building.
Three city council members voted against a proposed Right-of-Way use fee in San Angelo. Councilwoman Mary Coffey shared her views on the matter and why she ultimately cast her vote against the proposed fee in a phone interview with the Concho Observer on Tuesday afternoon.
We assume a self-conscious technology would want to dominate human beings, because that is what human beings want to do to the entire world.
“Our movement is being censored. Again.” Talarico wrote in a campaign email to supporters late Thursday morning, following 6 hours of Republican Party broadcasts from Dallas Wednesday night.