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One person has died, and several people have been injured after storms ripped through Baxter County early Sunday morning, according to the Baxter County sheriff.

Los Angeles designer Bennet Schlesinger discusses the importance of patience, and honoring the diverse, natural materials he works with.

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A Wednesday roundup of events, initiatives, and activities related to off-road riding.

Outside Events Cycling Series, formerly Roll Massif, is bringing the annual Crooked Gravel and Sunrise to Sunset endurance races to Winter Park, Colorado, on Saturday, July 23, 2022.

Zach Calton made a decisive move along Abrams Creek with 12 miles remaining, pulling away on the Ram’s Horn Escape course’s final climb to win the men’s inaugural Bighorn Gravel men’s title on Sunday with...

“I think when you’re dealing with a global pandemic, too much information is not enough information,” he said. The at large candidates were asked how CCISD should respond to concerns that many students have fallen behind academically due to the pandemic. Creedon said resiliency is the best response. The board should promote resiliency so students have the skills to adapt and overcome the challenges they face. There also needs to be a catch-up policy of after-hours or summer programs for s...

Pearland residents off put by brown water in their homes are encouraged to conserve it. According to a message from the city, Pearland provides water to nearly 40,000 homes and businesses. The extreme weather is putting the entire system under stress, resulting in lower water pressure and brown water in certain locations. Despite its appearance, brown water reaches Pearlands standards. Flushing until brown water is gone puts extra strain on the already-stressed system. The brown coloring is ...

Little did they know the city would face a global pandemic just over a month later. While city officials touched on drainage and flooding during the 2021 State of the City held Jan. 29, a lot of the discussion concentrated on League City surviving and even thriving as a result of the pandemic. City Manager John Baumgartner said one of the hardest challenges the city faced was when 11 of the 12 fire marshal’s office employees either contracted COVID-19 or was quarantined. Through that experien...