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Schneider National Offers Dedicated Route Truck Driving Positions with Competitive Salaries and Benefits

Schneider National Offers Dedicated Route Truck Driving Positions with Competitive Salaries and Benefits

Schneider National Offers Dedicated Route Truck Driving Positions with Competitive Salaries and Benefits
El Paso TimesEl Paso Times
Ken Paxton to bring campaign tour to El Paso. Here’s when and where

Ken Paxton to bring campaign tour to El Paso. Here’s when and where

Paxton’s “Protecting the Texas Promise” tour is scheduled to stop in El Paso next week. The event is free, though spots can be reserved.
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Gresham Council Candidate Heather Coleman-Cox Prioritizes Public Safety, Housing, and Local Economy

Gresham Council Candidate Heather Coleman-Cox Prioritizes Public Safety, Housing, and Local Economy

Heather Coleman-Cox, a candidate for Gresham Council Position 2 in the upcoming 2026 November General Election, is campaigning on a platform focused on strengthening public safety, creating pathways to housing, and bolstering the local economy. Coleman-Cox, who currently serves on the Gresham-Barlow School District board of directors and various non-profit and city committees, emphasizes her background in public service, active listening, and solutions-oriented leadership. She believes that a thriving city is built upon strong public safety, accessible housing, and a robust local economy. Her campaign slogan, 'TogetherWithHeather,' reflects her collaborative approach to addressing community needs and attracting businesses that offer family-wage jobs.
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Beto O'Rourke Receives Endorsement in Dallas County DA Race

Beto O'Rourke Receives Endorsement in Dallas County DA Race

Former U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke has endorsed Amber Givens, a candidate for Dallas County District Attorney. Givens, a former felony court judge, is seeking to maintain her momentum in the race after defeating two-term incumbent John Creuzot in the March 3 Democratic primary. Her campaign has focused on educating voters and encouraging early voting. Givens' tenure on the bench has been marked by both controversy, including poor ratings in judicial polls and allegations of misconduct, and successes, such as the reversal of a denied pay supplement and the dismissal of judicial misconduct sanctions on appeal. Her opponent, Eric Reed, entered the race as a write-in candidate, receiving approval from the Texas secretary of state's office in late July. Reed is campaigning on alternative solutions for defendants with mental health and substance abuse issues, advocating for treatment over incarceration, and emphasizing attorney training. He has also criticized Givens' fitness for office, citing past compla...
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Fontes accuses Heap of attacking him on behalf of his GOP opponent

Fontes accuses Heap of attacking him on behalf of his GOP opponent

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes accused Maricopa County's top voter registration official of exploiting a data issue to help Fontes' GOP opponent.
The Corpus Christi Caller TimesThe Corpus Christi Caller Times
Crucial water pipeline expected to be back online Sept. 26

Crucial water pipeline expected to be back online Sept. 26

The Mary Rhodes Pipeline is expected to be fully back online by Sept. 26 — roughly a week after a 17-foot section of its 101-mile length failed.
The Corpus Christi Caller TimesThe Corpus Christi Caller Times
Harbor Playhouse's 'The Addams Family' is a monster hit

Harbor Playhouse's 'The Addams Family' is a monster hit

Caller-Times reporter John Oliva reviews Harbor Playhouse's production of "The Addams Family," which runs Sept. 25 through Oct. 25.
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Trick Williams ends Baron Corbin feud winning steel cage match

Trick Williams ends Baron Corbin feud winning steel cage match

The United States championship stays with Trick Willy as he heads for the Money in the Bank ladder match.
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LVMPD Attorney Martina Bauhaus Challenges Judge Jasmin Lilly-Spells in Clark County District Court Race

LVMPD Attorney Martina Bauhaus Challenges Judge Jasmin Lilly-Spells in Clark County District Court Race

Martina Bauhaus, an attorney for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) for nearly two decades, is challenging incumbent Judge Jasmin Lilly-Spells for her seat in Clark County District Court, Department 23. Judge Lilly-Spells is completing her first term, presiding over both criminal and civil cases. She acknowledges the initial challenge of handling diverse case types but states she has performed well, with her appellate record showing 10 affirmations and two reversals in civil cases, and 27 affirmations in 33 criminal appeals. Bauhaus, who immigrated from Germany and has a background in political science and public administration, has represented the LVMPD jail for 15 years, focusing on cases involving mentally ill inmates. She decided to run after becoming frustrated with judicial decisions she felt were not based in law. Bauhaus is also highlighting a 2022 incident where Judge Lilly-Spells was arrested and later entered a no-contest plea to a misdemeanor domestic battery charge, arguing i...
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Fort Smith Mayoral Candidates Raise Over $71,000 Ahead of November Election

Fort Smith Mayoral Candidates Raise Over $71,000 Ahead of November Election

Fort Smith mayoral candidates have collectively raised more than $71,000, according to recent campaign finance reports. City Director Christina Catsavis leads the fundraising efforts, having reported $43,049 in total contributions. Director Lee Kemp is also a significant fundraiser, with $26,750 in contributions. The current Mayor, George McGill, is not seeking re-election after serving two four-year terms, leaving the mayoral seat open. The November ballot also includes city director at-large positions 5, 6, and 7, with two of these three seats open. Catsavis is running for mayor, vacating her Position 5 seat. Director Kevin Settle is not seeking re-election for Position 6, while Director Neal Martin is the sole candidate for Position 7. Other mayoral candidates include Nataylia Deer, Sara Harrison, Shayne McKinney, Yvette Powers, and Dan Williams, who reported $1,650 in contributions.
El Paso TimesEl Paso Times
John Cornyn won't help Ken Paxton win Texas Senate seat

John Cornyn won't help Ken Paxton win Texas Senate seat

U.S. Sen. John Cornyn said he will not support Ken Paxton’s U.S. Senate campaign, underscoring lingering Republican divisions ahead of November.
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Marquette City Commission Candidates Address Housing and Economic Issues at Forum

Marquette City Commission Candidates Address Housing and Economic Issues at Forum

The League of Women Voters of Marquette County hosted a candidate forum for the Marquette City Commission, featuring six of the seven candidates running for three available seats: Margaret Brumm, Mark Curran, Kevin Clegg, Ross Johnson, Marcella Krupski, and Paul Schloegel. The candidates discussed critical issues facing Marquette, including housing affordability, economic development in a tourism-dependent economy, and city finances. Ross Johnson emphasized transparency and accountability, while Kevin Clegg highlighted his experience on the planning commission and the need for affordable living. Mark Curran, a local landlord, focused on housing solutions, and Paul Schloegel, the current mayor, stressed financial solvency and infrastructure. Marcella Krupski advocated for sustainable tourism and addressing housing for workers, and Margaret Brumm focused on community engagement and bringing back high-wage jobs.