TEXAS RURAL REPORTER
Suzanne BellsnyderThe Texas Rural Reporter provides commentary, research and news content on the politics of healthcare, education, culture, and economic development and it's written by a rural Texan who is living, working, and thriving in rural Texas.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 123 | Subscribers | Read | texasruralreporter.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The Work in Austin Starts Now
Most folks think the Texas Legislature starts when the gavel drops in January.
Stewardship Is the Job We’ve Forgotten
This week, in talking with some smart people across Texas, one word kept coming up again and again: stewardship. Not as a political talking point, but as a way of thinking about responsibility—about what it means to be entrusted with resour...
Why Local Control Still Matters
Governor Greg Abbott made a bold claim this week that should catch the attention of Texans from the plains of the Panhandle to the shores of the Gulf Coast. Responding to water challenges in Corpus Christi, the governor said the state may “...
Early Voucher Data Raises a Question: Who Is the Program Really For?
When the debate over school vouchers dominated the Texas Capitol, Texans were told vouchers were the answer to failing schools.
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I was born & raised in Hansford County & spent 20 years working in the Texas Capitol. Now, as a small business owner living, working, and raising a family in the Panhandle, I started the Texas Rural Reporter to give a stronger voice to rural Texas.
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