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So it was kind of rough growing up and we didnt have running water in our homes. first shower that i took was in, at havre high school in the gym. this was in the early sixties. - [john] during that time we were looking for better education. we didnt even have library, didnt have a lunch room, didnt go to school half the year. cause we had to work at the age 3, 4, and 5. it was cotton fields. - [arthur] my parents were sharecroppers. we had five acres of cotton that we had to pick. and once we f...

(funky music) - [hasan] three candidates for school board, a candidate for coroner, tax assessor, tax collector, and sheriff. - [stokely] we gotta vote for people whove been in the cotton fields like ourselves, and theyre the ones who are gonna bring us out of the cotton field. now the law says that you cant vote in ours and also vote in the democratic primary, which has to be held on the same day, according to the law. and if we get one of those candidates picked, then on november 8th, their na...

McDONOUGH — If all goes according to plan, the new Henry County aquatic center and water park will open early 2025.

Cotton farmers in Texas suffered record losses amid heat and drought last year, new data shows. It’s an example of how global warming is a “secret driver of inflation.”

Houston won their sixth-straight women's AAC title last season in a photo-finish with SMU.

TALLINN – "In the Solitude of Cotton Fields," a play by Bernard-Marie Koltes, will be played at the Alexela Concert Hall in Tall...

McDONOUGH — While homeowners of the Fairways Cotton Fields subdivision may be able to take in the scenes of the picturesque fairways of the golf course from the comfort of

The Competition and Consumer Authority (CAA) has revealed that it is still probing some retail giants for reportedly stifling competition.

Southern Methodist University’s men’s swimming team bookended the weekend with relay pool records in winning the 2022 SMU Invitational.

The worlds leading producer and exporter of cotton now has to import cotton, making the local industry uncompetitive. 0ur india business correspondent archana shukla reports. swamps and waterlogged fields. this is what is remaining of many cotton fields in nagpur, in central india, as unprecedented heavy rains wash out miles of farmland in the cotton—growing belts. wading through the sludge, farmers like raj jyoti are struggling to save whatever crop that remains. translation: the crop is not ...