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Press Release: Hunter Buffington, Executive Director of the Hemp Feed Coalition joins other experts for the Texas Hemp Growers Association Field Day in August

For Immediate Release
Monday, August 9, 2021

Hunter Buffington, Executive Director of the Hemp Feed Coalition joins other experts for the Texas Hemp Growers Association Field Day in August.

The Texas Hemp Growers Association (THGA) will be hosting the 2021 Texas Hemp Row-Crop Field Day at the Bingham Vineyards and Winery 3:00 pm-8:00 pm, Thursday, August 26th, at Bingham Vineyards and Winery, 645 HWY 303 Meadow, Texas.

August 10th, 2021, Lubbock TX

Press Release: U of M Medical School receives $1.5M to launch nation’s first ivermectin COVID-19 treatment clinical trial

Media Contact: Katrina Hartman, MS2
University of Minnesota Medical School | MD Candidate
M: 651-815-3293 | E: hartm450@umn.edu

U of M Medical School receives $1.5M to launch nation’s first ivermectin COVID-19 treatment clinical trial
Author: Angel Mendez, Media Relations Manager 

Press Release: Digital Texas Coalition Honors State Leaders with Connecting All Texans Broadband Awards

For Immediate Release
Aug. 3, 2021

Media Contact: Jennifer Waisath Harris
jharris@jwhcommunications.com | 512-773-7168

Digital Texas Coalition Honors State Leaders with Connecting All Texans Broadband Awards

Press Release: The Texas Hemp Growers Association will be hosting the 2021 Texas Hemp Row-Crop Field Day, August 26th, 2021, at the Bingham Vineyards and Winery in Meadow Texas.

For Immediate Release
Monday, August 2, 2021

Contact tillery@txhempgrowersassociation.com 806- 240-0210

The Texas Hemp Growers Association will be hosting the 2021 Texas Hemp Row-Crop Field Day, August 26th, 2021, at the Bingham Vineyards and Winery in Meadow Texas.

Press Release: MINERAL WELLS TO HOST SECOND ANNUAL CRAZY ABOUT FILM FESTIVAL IN AUGUST

MINERAL WELLS TO HOST SECOND ANNUAL CRAZY ABOUT FILM FESTIVAL IN AUGUST
Independent films, filmmakers once again coming to North Central Texas community

MINERAL WELLS, Texas – The world of independent films and filmmakers will again be in the spotlight during the Second Annual Crazy About Film Festival taking place August 20-22 in Mineral Wells, Texas.

Jim Beaver retires after four decades in newspaper industry

BOERNE – Longtime Granite Publications employee and Boerne Star Publisher Jim Beaver has retired after 42 years in the newspaper profession.
Beaver, 67, started in the business at a daily newspaper in Festus, Missouri. He has worked at Granite Publications, The Star’s parent company, since 2008.
At the time of his retirement, he was one of two executive area publishers for the company, overseeing several newspapers in the group while also being responsible for The Boerne Star.

Mr. Find A Way to Say Yes Don Moore retires

Donald P. Moore was born in Dayton as the son of a Texas newspaperman. So it should not come as a surprise he chose community newspapers as a career. After 55 years of rolling and throwing papers, shooting photos, writing stories, selling ads and managing others in doing the same, the veteran newspaperman decided to retire in July.
Moore employed a concept in dealing with readers and advertisers over the years that served him well. He always tried to find a way to say “Yes.”

Teresa Phillips takes over as publisher for Phillips Publishing

HEARNE – Teresa Phillips has taken over as publisher of the Robertson County News and the Franklin Advocate, succeeding her husband, Dennis, who noted he is taking on a smaller role as managing editor.
The couple formed Phillips Publishing, LLC, in late 2020 when they acquired the two Robertson County newspapers from Moser Community Media. At that time, Dennis Phillips had been publisher and Teresa Phillips had been associate publisher since 2012.

Lawson assumes publisher duties for Archer County News

ARCHER CITY – Archer County News Editor Nathan Lawson has been promoted to publisher.
Lawson joined the newspaper in June 2020 and succeeds Jerry Phillips, who has chosen to move into a reduced role with the newspaper. Phillips said he will still be heavily involved in the community and will continue to serve as community interests reporter for the newspaper.

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