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Orange County ranks 118th highest in Texas for per capita government transfer income at $13,825 in 2022
In 2022, residents of Orange County received an average of $13,825 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it 118th highest in Texas.
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PAHD Reports Positive COVID Cases for Port Arthur and Mid County
From March 11-17, 2023, the City of Port Arthur Health Department is reporting twenty-two (22) COVID-19-positive cases for Port Arthur, Groves, Nederland, and Port Neches.
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Lamar University assistant professor leads Texas Council of Women School Executives
The 2023 Texas Council of Women School Executives (TCWSE) recently held their 38th annual conference at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas which was led by Dr. Kathryn Washington, one of the College of Education's Educational Leadership assistant professors
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The City of Orange will be performing repairs to city infrastructure along Clark Lane
The City of Orange will be performing repairs to city infrastructure along Clark Lane, just west of Zurich Drive, beginning March 14, 2023.
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Deaf Studies and Deaf Education members take part in annual conference, elected to board for 2023-2024
From Feb. 2-5, the Lamar University Department of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education took part in a four-day annual conference in San Antonio held by the Association of College Educators – Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
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Job Notice - City of Orange, Texas Accounting Manager
JOB NOTICE - City of Orange, Texas
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ACC participates in Community College Day; students ask for more investment in community colleges
Austin Community College District (ACC) students, faculty, and staff joined hundreds of their peers at the State Capitol to push for increased investment in community colleges during the 88th Texas legislative session.
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Emergency Preparedness Week: Students, faculty, and staff practice best actions to stay safe
Safety and security for students, faculty, staff, and visitors at Austin Community College District (ACC) remain the top priority for the college.
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Welders-in-training show their stuff in first student competition
The San Jacinto College Central Campus Welding Technology Program held its first student welding competition Nov. 18.
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Community Conversation Meeting that was canceled last Monday due to the weather.
We have rescheduled the Community Conversation Meeting that was canceled last Monday due to the weather.
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City of DeSoto residential garbage collection update:.
Actualización de la recolección de basura residencial Ciudad de DeSoto:
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Alumna trades war zone for opportunity-rich cybersecurity field
On Sept. 11, 2001, Nevin Coco was on a U.S.-bound plane when the World Trade Center attacks shut down airspace.
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Desoto Winter Storm Update & Cold Weather Tips
An Ice Storm Warning continues until 9:00 AM Thursday.
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Gov. Abbott, UT System Break Ground on UT Tyler Medical Education Building
TYLER, Texas - Texas Governor Greg Abbott joined UT System leaders today to break ground on UT Tyler’s new Medical Education Building, which will house the university’s new School of Medicine and the 7th medical school within the UT System.
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Music students break records
Twenty-seven San Jacinto College music students have been selected for two-year college All-State choir, jazz band, and symphonic band — the highest honor community college music students can achieve.
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First investment in SFA by UT Board of Regents will provide no-cost tuition for more than one thousand additional students
NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Immediately upon legislative approval of its affiliation with The University of Texas System, Stephen F. Austin State University will receive at least $1 million per year in need-based financial aid from the UT System Board of Regents through the Regents’ Promise Plus endowment.
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ACC awarded Department of Education grant to support stop-outs
Disruptions caused by the pandemic remain an obstacle for students across the nation.
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Winter weather delays and closures
The City of Dallas is continuing to monitor the winter weather event in the area.
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ACC El Centro starts book club for students
ACC’s Latino/Latin American Studies Center, El Centro, launched a new student book club in spring 2023.
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Office of Homeless Solutions extends activation of Temporary Inclement Weather Shelters in anticipation of inclement weather
DALLAS – The Office of Homeless Solutions (OHS) announced Tuesday, January 31, 2023, that OHS is continuing activation of Temporary Inclement Weather Shelter (TIWS) for the night of Tuesday, January 31, 2023, based on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric forecast, in accordance with Chapter 45 of the City Code.