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Glenna Holloman, 69, of Bedias, Texas died November 13, 2021. She was born July 26, 1952 in Houston, Texas to Clifford and Ruth "Stampley" Holloman. In 1975 Glenna graduated from Sam Houston State University and later earned a Masters Degree from St. Edward's University in 1994. She retired …
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- Man receives 70-year prison sentence for New Waverly robbery
- Huntsville Christmas parade moved to Sunday, Dec. 5
- No.1 Sam Houston clinches out-right WAC title with win over Abilene Christian
- In loving memory: CASA playhouse dedicated to beloved cancer victim
- New Waverly gives up early lead, falls to No. 5 West Rusk in area round of playoffs
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ATLANTA — Georgia is set to receive more than $11 billion from President Joe Biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, though half of the state's congressmen voted against it.
BRUNSWICK, Ga.— After more than 11 hours of deliberation, jurors — 11 white and one Black —delivered guilty murder verdicts Wednesday on three white men accused of killing a Black man jogging in the street of their Brunswick, Georgia neighborhood.
TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – Two Cherokee delicacies were on the menu at Northeastern State University’s Baptist Collegiate Ministry Nov. 18, when a tribal citizen demonstrated how to make wishi and kanuchi for Indian Heritage Month.
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