
The 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 | |
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| Issues | 132 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The easiest election to miss may be one of the most important ones on the calendar.
Next Tuesday, May 26 — the day after Memorial Day — Texans will return to the polls for the primary runoff election. It comes at an inconvenient time. Scho...
This is a little off my normal topic, but I wanted to share my heart with you — since that’s what small-town girls do.
She left for Europe today with a backpack and a plan loose enough to leave room for whatever came next. Thirty days. Som...
If you live in rural Texas, you already know that your local pharmacist is part of the fabric that holds a town together.
They know who’s been sick, who’s recovering, who just got home from the hospital, and who is trying to make a prescri...
By Suzanne Bellsnyder, The Texas Rural Reporter
By Suzanne Bellsnyder, The Texas Rural Reporter
By Suzanne Bellsnyder, The Texas Rural Reporter
The Texas Constitution doesn’t leave much wiggle room when it comes to schools. It says a “general diffusion of knowledge” is essential, and then it gets right to the point: it is the duty of...
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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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