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- 1Tarrant County residents protest closure of dozens of polling sites●Tarrant County residents flooded a meeting to air their grievances when a Republican-led court voted to close dozens of
Residents of Tarrant County, Texas packed a commissioners court meeting to denounce a Republican-led vote closing dozens of voting locations in September. The Texas Observer reports the closures have fueled public anger and questions over whether outrage at the move and other GOP voting measures will translate into Democratic votes in upcoming elections.
- 2Tarrant County College trustees approve $1M for adult education programs▼TCC trustees approve $1M funding for GED, English and job training classes for adults
Tarrant County College trustees have approved $1 million in funding for adult education classes, covering GED preparation, English language instruction and job training. The investment is aimed at helping adults in the Fort Worth area build basic credentials and workplace skills at a time when demand for accessible adult education continues to grow across Texas.
- 316 business updates across Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake▼American cuisine, Rio Mambo: check out 16 business updates in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake
A roundup of 16 business updates in the northeast Tarrant County cities of Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake includes news on Rio Mambo, a Mexican-American restaurant, alongside other openings and changes in the local dining and retail scene. The list gives residents a snapshot of new spots to try and businesses to watch in these growing Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs.