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Old laws get new provisions

Old laws get new provisions

Most of the more than 1,000 bills the 88th Texas Legislature passed in 2023 took immediate effect or were implemented in 2024, but a handful of new laws took effect as 2025 began. Most non-commercial Texas vehicles no longer require a vehicle safety inspection. The...

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Girl Scouts create community cookbook

Girl Scouts create community cookbook

Just as Girl Scouts Maggie Bryant and Harmony Wood were planning their community project to earn a Silver Award, the COVID-19 pandemic hit and halted their progress. The duo initially considered partnering with a children’s hos­pital or holding a board game donation...

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GISD alumna awarded Rhodes Scholarship

GISD alumna awarded Rhodes Scholarship

Evan Walker said she was “a hot mess” when she showed up for cadet basic training at West Point. But that is no longer the case. She has since trans­formed herself from being mostly unnoticed by instruc­tors to a role model for other students to look up to. She will...

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Vaccines arrive; health care workers get priority

Vaccines arrive; health care workers get priority

Ten months into a pandemic that has claimed over 300,000 lives in the U.S., some Texans will be among the first to re­ceive the COVID-19 vaccine. The first shipments of the vaccine developed by Pfizer were delivered last week. In Texas, according to the Texas COVID-19...

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