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Hill Country longtimers and newcomers with questions about the area’s native flora and fauna might want to take advantage of a bi-monthly program hosted by, and at, Kerrville’s Riverside Nature

This year's DreamWeek festivities will take place across the city from Jan. 13-29.

What is the worst current trend in cybersecurity? “Complete dependence on a single security product/solution. Cybersecurity needs to be holistic and strategic to be successful and completely depends on top-notch people, process, and technology.”

Air Force held first information warfare test exercises 5 hours ago The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities. (Airman 1st Class Brooke Moeder/Air Force) WASHINGTON — The U.S. Air Force conducted its first information warfare-focused exercises to test the concept at a new range in the New Mexico desert. To date, Air Combat Command led 10 “proof of concept” exercises, Jeffrey Phillips, commander of the 67th Cyberspace Wing...

A military transition webinar has been rescheduled and will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 24, according to a press release from the Military Officers Association of America. The virtual seminar hosted by the MOAA, its Alamo Chapter and the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce was originally set for Feb. 17, but it was rescheduled because of the impact of extreme weather and power outages. The events goal is to help transitioning military members, their spouses and veterans learn ...

Community Pulls Together to Restore House so 94-Year-old WWII Vet Can Go Home Jan 28, 2021 Alfred Guerra never faltered when it came to proudly serving his country in World War II. Now, in his time of need, his community is stepping up to proudly serve the war hero. His family tried to keep up with the repair and maintenance on the old house, but it became uninhabitable after his son, who had torn out much of the interior during the remodel, suddenly passed away from cancer. Hoping to harness t...

COVID-19 disparities force a public health reckoning Marjorie Childress, Shaun Griswold and Aliya Uteuova New Mexico In Depth The coronavirus feels the way it looks in widely circulated images, said Cleo Otero: like a thorn. “That’s how it felt inside my body, especially my lungs. It was painful. Like it was scratching the inside of your body. I could really literally feel the virus inside my body.”  Otero’s first clue she was sick came at the laundromat in Albuquerque where she usuall...