Editorial: As Texas politicians tilt at wind turbines, Big Oil confronts real foe - climate change
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1of3Lyondell Basell Houston Refinery, 12000 Lawndale St., is shown Tuesday, August 29, 2017 in Houston. Several plants shut down due to Hurricane Harvey. ( Melissa Phillip / Houston Chronicle)Melissa PhillipShow MoreShow Less
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Texas Congressman August Pfluger talks to the media following a tour of a Diamondback Energy oil rig Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021 in Midland, Texas. Congressman Pfluger met with California Congressman Kevin McCarthy and Arkansas Congressman Bruce Westerman to tour a Diamondback Energy rig site and discuss President Biden s energy policies. (Eli Hartman/Odessa American via AP)Eli Hartman, MBI / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less
FARGO, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – From the time he lost a heartbreaking 3-2 decision in the state title match in 2020, Koye Grebel had one thing in mind, get back to the state title match and win. Mission accomplished on Friday. The sophomore defeated William Sprenger of Devils Lake by tech fall at 5:20 (20-4) to win the 106 pound weight class at the state wrestling tournament.
Grebel, now 28-0, was joined by seven teammates that placed at state, the second most in school history. Only last year’s ten was better. Grebel would defeated Ben DeForest 12-2 in the semifinals.
As a team, the Hi-Liners scored the highest point total in a state tournament in school history by scoring 198.5. Bismarck won another team title, their fourth in a row and seven in the last eight years, with 313.5. Bismarck Century was second with 210.
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When the coronavirus pandemic cut off Jessie Thompson, 67, from her Baptist church, she felt alone. She was used to spending several days a week volunteering, ministering, and worshipping alongside members of her community. But for months, she was unable to even attend a service in-person.
Instead of allowing the circumstances to push her from her faith, though, Thompson said she took the pandemic as an opportunity to lean into her faith even more. Joined by several members of her immediate family, Thompson set up a system in which every hour was filled with prayer. She and her husband took the 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. shift together.
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A diverse mix of American roots music, out-of-the-box pop flourishes, gospel harmonies, and barroom rock & roll,
The Comet spotlights a songwriter whose left-of-center music redraws the lines between genre and generations.
It s a collection of songs whose paradoxical twists and turns are as unique as the man who wrote them. Raised on a farm in New England, Charlie grew up listening to the music that suited his working-class surroundings Delta blues, country classics, work songs, and Bob Dylan records before traveling the country as a busker, accompanied by his acoustic guitar and 1988 Oldsmoble Cutlass. After a Kerouac-worthy series of milestones and mishaps led him back to the Northeast, he established himself as one of the region s folksinging heavyweights before heading south to Nashville, where he found a new home in a city that had become synonymous with Americana music. Charlie easi