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Luke's guest this week is Patrick Hotard with the First British Flight Training School Museum (www.bftsmuseum.org) in Terrell, Tx. Patrick tells all about a fun hunting seminar that will be held at the museum on Aug 2 at 3:30 pm. Luke will be a guest speaker as well as Jeff Rice to discuss filming hunts, Steven Travis with Three Curls Outfitters to discuss thermal hog hunting and Hunter Barber to talk shooting. Refreshments and door prizes and admission is free. Come join the fun!
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The 1996 agreement is set to expire Monday, which could raise the price of Mexican tomatoes and threaten thousands of Texas jobs.
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The governor said Tuesday that the state had “assets, resources and personnel” in place before the July 4 floods.
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With federal Medicaid cuts looming, here’s what Hunt County residents should watch for at Hunt Regional—staffing, services, and signs of financial strain.
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Texas fishing guide Omar Cotter joins Luke Clayton to share expert tips on catching hybrid stripers and white bass using downriggers at Lake Tawakoni.
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There are numerous of Independence Day events happening across Northeast Texas this week, and KETR has compiled this rundown.
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Texas A&M joins five other state systems to launch the Commission for Public Higher Education (CPHE), a new accreditation agency aimed at giving universities a more transparent, efficient alternative to SACSCOC.
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Glenn Hegar, former Texas Comptroller, begins his new role as Chancellor of the Texas A&M University System, bringing leadership experience and a vision for expanding access to higher education across Texas.
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Bill Carey with Striper Express (www.striperexpress.com) is Luke's guest this week. Luke and Bill recap a recent fishing trip this week and give some fishing tips that will help you pattern the fish after the influx of all the water from the flood of a month or so ago.
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Scanner pages offer quick updates, but without newsroom ethics, editorial training, or accountability, they fall short of reliable local journalism.
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East Texas A&M University has been approved for full NCAA Division I membership, becoming Northeast Texas’ only Division I school. The Lions are now eligible for postseason play as they join the Southland Conference at the highest level of college athletics.
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U.S. strikes Iran nuclear sites; rising oil prices may impact Texas gas costs and economy.