Brooke Schenck, the manager for the office of contact administration for Texas State Technical College, was recently honored with the Chancellor’s Cornerstone Award. “It was very humbling to me,” she ...

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WASHINGTON — The Texas Senate brawl roared into the next round Wednesday, with Republicans trying to heal and Democrats smelling opportunity. Ken Paxton’s allies already were working to repair party ...

East Texan Dee Brock, founding director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, has died at 96. Brock was the original director of the Cowboys cheer squad, which was formed in 1961. In a 2022 interview ...

Marshall’s own Texas and Pacific Railway Museum is heading to Austin. The Marshall Depot’s board of directors has announced that the depot, along with the museum, will soon be featured in a year-long ...

A year after implementing a chaperone policy for guests under 15 years of age, Six Flags Over Texas is getting stricter. A banner on the Arlington theme park’s website alerts customers to a new policy ...

The Greater Marshall Chamber of Commerce recently awarded Texas State Technical College-Marshall Provost Bart Day as the Citizen of the Year at its annual banquet. The banquet serves as the chamber’s ...

All three incumbents in the Marshall City Council election have been reelected, according to preliminary results. In District 6, incumbent Amanda “Mandy” Abraham garnered 193 votes, or 81.09%, of the ...

More than four decades after its doors closed, the spirit of the historical Dogan Elementary School came alive Saturday as alumni gathered for their inaugural reunion. “I must say that we are the envy ...

The Harrison County Commissioners Court has approved an almost 2-cent property tax rate increase for 2026-27 as members lamented the lack of turnout during the public hearing. “I made this comment the ...

As Republican groups dramatically increase their financial support for Senate nominee Ken Paxton, Democratic leaders pledged this week to fight hard for James Talarico, even if they are outspent.

When he’s not working as a hospital project manager in Marshall, Jesus “Chuy” Rodriguez operates his out-of-this-world catering business while also helping fellow immigrants. Rodriguez, 30, started ...