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Tru story: Readers are wondering about all the preconstruction activity west of Hospitality Health ER in the former military housing complex k…
Less than a year after beating out European competitors to secure orders for high-pressure tubing from customers across the Atlantic and Pacif…
Anyone hoping Gov. Greg Abbott would revoke pandemic orders long suppressing Texas businesses was sorely disappointed Thursday.
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In a nation long known for a high standard of living, it’s easy to forget that before the middle of the last century, diseases such as whoopin…
Pulling up stakes: A company founded in 1956 in Galveston is consolidating its island and League City operations.
Life always is more difficult for the poor. Life in a pandemic that has caused many millions of people to lose their jobs under severe and ope…
World domination: Friendswood attorney and developer Jerome Karam continues adding to his ever-growing real estate holdings in Texas City, thi…
In a previous editorial I questioned the accuracy of Texas and U.S. COVID death reports. https://www.galvnews.com/opinion/editorials/free/article_1fa32571-631e-5f64-9cf2-1aa7414380a4.html?block_id=531919
I'm pretty sure they planted the seed when they posted it on social media.
Just need to point out I'm not advocating for a name change. I'm reporting that GypsyJoynt was considering one, which caused a stir on social media. It's buzz-worthy when businesses change their name because of controversy. Interestingly, this appears to be happening at other restaurants …
Call 832-632-6731 to schedule an antibody test through the county’s program. Testing is free to county residents and people who work in the county, though people will be asked to provide proof of residency. People with health insurance also will be asked for their insurance information.
I've had ICEES too. I found this online: "The ICEE and Slurpee are literally the exact same deliciously frosty product. Thanks to some digging on our part — thanks Wikipedia — we learned that the “slushie” was originally named ICEE, but 7-Eleven later bought it and changed its name to Slu…
And thank you for reading all my lead-ins and Biz Buzz. It's my favorite thing to write. I appreciate it.
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Thanks for the tip! I'll see what I can find out.
This helps a lot. Thank you for shedding some light on it.
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That's a good point. We didn't think about that until we published the article.