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In a bid to uplift small businesses in rural Utah, Utah State University Extension’s Rural Online Initiative (ROI) proudly introduces the E-Commerce Accelerator (ECA) program. This fully-funded initiative aims to equip local enterprises with the essential skills and strategies needed to thrive in the competitive online marketplace. Rep. Carl Albrecht of House District 70, the […]

A new law allowing 14-17-year-olds to obtain a Farm Driving Permit will go into effect on Nov. 1.This law will allow teenagers who are either employed by or li

Texas state Rep. Carl Tepper has introduced legislation to abolish “diversity, equity, and inclusion” departments and programs in public universities. 

Today, Representative Carl O. Sherman, highlights President Biden Executive Order  by: Rep. Sherman, Carl Sr. 05/25/2022 LANCASTER, TEXAS – State Representative

He has an impressive bio and knows the DeSoto Library system well having worked for the department since February 2020

Hundreds Attend Glenn Heights Tree Lighting Ceremony GLENN HEIGHTS – The City of Glenn Heights held its annual Tree Lighting Ceremony this past Friday with a robust crowd of residents and visitors taking part in

Local Acapulco’s AmeriMex Restaurant opened its doors from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to serve a free Thanksgiving lunch

Whereas to honor the many victories of the Lady Tigers Track Team and in recognition of its superior performance at the most recent 2021 UIL

Accidental DeSoto Walmart Shooting Could Become More Common Walmart Customer’s Weapon Accidentally Discharged From Pocket DESOTO – Imagine you have a gun in your pocket while shopping and it goes off when you reach into your pocket to retrieve something else. Pretty terrifying, right? You’re probably thinking well that’s a rare scenario. Right, but it happened Tuesday night at the Walmart in DeSoto on Belt Line Road, and a report indicates the accidental shooter did not even know his g...

Representative Carl O. Sherman says “Make Juneteenth a state holiday” HB 736 Encourages Passage of Juneteenth Holiday Austin, Texas – Juneteenth was recognized in the State of Texas as an official holiday on January 1, 1980. Currently however, the holiday is considered only a partial staffing holiday and government offices do not officially close on June 19th allowing instead for employees to officially celebrate only by choosing it as one of four optional holidays recognized by ...