Dave Kirkpatrick
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Hearing Slated For October In Lawsuit Against City of Sulphur Springs (opens the original)
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A preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 28 in 62nd District Court in Hopkins County over a lawsuit filed by Jack Curtis against the City of Sulphur Springs and other defendants. Curtis is challenging the city’s approval of agreements for the Thermo data center project, including a letter of intent and Chapter 380 economic development agreements involving public land, incentives and infrastructure. The city argues the court lacks authority to hear some of Curtis’s claims and says others ar
Credible Threat Against State Capitol Leads To Arrest (opens the original)
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According to a notice sent to all State Senators, Tuesday night the Department of Public Safety learned of a credible threat that a main suspect and co conspirators had planned some sort of attack on the Texas Capitol for Thursday. What we know so far is that Tuesday Night the FBI, State troopers and a SWAT team joined forces to arrest the main suspect. The notice also goes on to say that there’s an ongoing investigation and there is now an enhanced law enforcement presence at the capitol.
All World Travel Enters New Chapter (opens the original)
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All World Travel has announced a transition to new ownership under Chad and Rhonda Young following the recent passing of longtime owner Charles Moore. Founded in 1971, All World Travel has served tens of thousands of clients from its Sulphur Springs and Dallas-area offices, offering family, corporate and group travel services. The agency’s longtime staff will remain in place, with the Youngs planning to expand the team, technology and services while maintaining the company’s personalized approac
Comptroller Don Huffines Ends Hidden Double Tax on Texas Families and Small Businesses (opens the original)
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(AUSTIN) — Texas Comptroller Don Huffines today signed an executive order to abolish a hidden tax that hit Texans twice when they ordered food, booked a ride, or shopped online. “For the past year, small business owners across this state have been getting hit by a hidden tax nobody voted for,” Huffines said. “Groceries cost more. Rent costs more. Texans are tightening their belts, and the last thing they need is their own government quietly driving up prices.” Huffines announced his executive or
Camp Mystic For Sale (opens the original)
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The owners of Camp Mystic are looking to sell off the riverfront property where 27-kids and counselors were killed in a flood. State Rep Wes Virdell says this is likely part of a larger plan to keep the camp open. He says the camp is split into two parts. One is by the Guadalupe River. The other is higher up. And that’s where Mystic might be moved. But any changes will likely need to be approved by a Bankruptcy Court judge
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