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Runoff Election: The answers to Houston voters' most-asked questions - Vimarsana News

Runoff Election: The answers to Houston voters' most-asked questions

The 2023 election season may be winding down but Houstonians still have some big decisions to make!

Veterans honored at TSTC event - Vimarsana News

Veterans honored at TSTC event

Texas State Technical College honored military veteran students and staff at TSTC's Fort Bend County campus with an event hosted on November 8.

Mass Grave Recalls Ugly Past of a Texas City Where 'Life Is Sweeter' - Vimarsana News

Mass Grave Recalls Ugly Past of a Texas City Where 'Life Is Sweeter'

SUGAR LAND, Texas — In Sugar Land, there’s a refrain you may hear from residents — an unofficial city motto of sorts: Life is sweeter here. By many measures, it is. This Houston suburb is affluent, with a median household income nearly 70% higher than the nation’s. One of the world’s largest oil companies, Schlumberger, has a sprawling campus here. The crown jewel of its current development boom is the Imperial Char House, the sugar refinery that gave the town its name and will soon become the c

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Marine Corps vet expands diesel equipment skills at TSTC - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps vet expands diesel equipment skills at TSTC

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

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Fort Bend County sees early voting surge with record spending proposals on the ballot - Vimarsana News

Fort Bend County sees early voting surge with record spending proposals on the ballot

Fort Bend County's early voting numbers are nearly double from four years ago, and some believe it's tied to school districts' spending.

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