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The firm is slowly assembling its next generation of signature artists, and has knocked it out of the park once again with Rochas single-cut semi-hollow stunner

(WSVN) - A young piano player’s passion and talent recently took him from South Florida to New York for a very special performance.The teen’s musical<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/7spotlight/13-year-old-pianist-chris-rocha-takes-his-musical-chops-to-the-big-apple-for-carnegie-hall-performance/">Read More</a>

MOSES LAKE — Radel Llamas said the game was part of his childhood, but he hadn’t played it in a while. Llamas wound the string around the brightly colored top, and explained the goal was to make the top, called a trompo, do what he wanted it to. “You want to get it dancing,” he said. That part was relatively easy. He snapped the string and the top spun across the bricks in Sinkiuse Square. “El puente, that’s what they call it,” he said. “That was our internet back in the day.”

A dramatic video captured in McKinney shows how quickly a small grass fire almost got out of control, if not for the quick actions of vigilant people nearby.

HUNTSVILLE – Fort Payne High School’s Wildcats battled from behind three times in Saturday’s AHSAA Class 6A Boys’ soccer championship match and emerged with a 4-3 win over Montgomery Academy

AUSTIN — Hundreds of Texas educators met at the capitol Tuesday to urge lawmakers to pass bills that focus on the educational needs of the state. They were members of

AUSTIN — Hundreds of Texas educators met at the capitol Tuesday to urge lawmakers to pass bills that focus on the educational needs of the state. They were members of

AUSTIN — Hundreds of Texas educators met at the capitol Tuesday to urge lawmakers to pass bills that focus on the educational needs of the state. They were members of

/PRNewswire/ -- With over 33,000 species scientifically described, and more being discovered each year, identifying species accurately can be a challenge. Yet,...

Sometimes it takes venturing away for a little while to realize how good we have it here in East Texas--and how much we may take for granted.