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Have you been appalled by what you see on the "news" happening in the communities? Ever been disturbed by the lack of coverage or the lack of facts shared by the media? Who knows more about what is going on in your community? A reporter with a deadline or informed citizens? Have you ever attended a city meeting? Are you concerned with your current leadership? Ever written a Letter to the Editor that was edited beyond recognition? Or not printed at all? Let us know what's going on in your cities, help to educate your neighbors. The things taking place now are regional and affect all of us.
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- Memorial Day MIA
- Moment of silence
- Waste water
- TX vs.OK
- Sell yourself
- Brenda Silcox breaks her silence
- More show me the money
- Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
- Big shoes to fill
- WHY?
- Where were YOU?
- Two Words...
- What Election?
- Free Entertainment
- Fired up
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- WHO's Listening?
- WHO thought gas lines in residential areas were a ...
- Too bad
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