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Warning signs missed? Parents say they warned school about former teacher’s behavior
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) -Amid revelations surrounding the arrest of former International Leadership of Texas (ILTexas) teacher Jose Hernandez Grimaldo on charges of sexually assaulting a student, parents are speaking out, saying they had previously warned the school about his alleged troubling behavior. All of this came to light only...
Garland Police Seek Public Assistance in Search for Missing 50-Year-Old Gerrad Kelley
The Garland Police Department is requesting the help of the public in the case of a missing person, 50-year-old Gerrad Kelley from Garland, who was last seen on Saturday, June 1, around 4:00 p.m. Kelley vanished in the vicinity of Pleasant Valley Road and Shalimar Drive, and despite an extensive search effort that included the DPS helicopter, Garland Fire and Rescue, and a drone unit, authorities have yet to find any trace of him.
Entrepreneur Spotlight: The Downing Bottles & Bites
David and Jenni Downing moved to Rockwall, David’s hometown, when they were expecting their first child, Josey. With backgrounds in the restaurant industry and a shared dream of opening their own place, they grew tired of the daily commute to Dallas. One evening, while attending a downtown music series, they envisioned turning an old building into a cozy spot where locals could enjoy a nice bottle of wine or craft beer alongside delicious bites. When the space became available, their dream began to take shape. With the support of a patient landlord who believed in their vision, The Downing Bottles & Bites was born, bringing a unique blend of retail and restaurant to the Rockwall community.
Mesquite City Council to Consider $37.35 Million in Certificates of Obligation for Major Infrastructure Projects
The City of Mesquite is charting a course for new infrastructure and technology projects, and it's setting the stage for a financial plan that involves issuing debt in the form of "certificates of obligation." According to the official notice released by the City of Mesquite, Texas, the Mesquite City Council will be convening on August 19, to consider authorizing the issuance of up to $37,350,000 in certificates. These funds are earmarked for a significant series of projects that span from information technology upgrades to the improvement and expansion of the city's transportation network.
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