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Neighbors, businesses look to reimagine Aurora Avenue in Seattle

Neighbors, businesses look to reimagine Aurora Avenue in Seattle The Aurora Reimagined Coalition is looking for input on how Aurora Avenue can be improved for neighbors, businesses, cars and pedestrians. Author: Kalie Greenberg Updated: 9:55 PM PDT July 5, 2021 SEATTLE Businesses, neighbors and nonprofits that share Aurora Avenue are looking for input on ways to improve one of Seattle s busiest streets. When you think of Aurora, everyone has a different problem with it. Whether it s a safety-related problem, a traffic-related problem, a biking- or walking- or businesses-oriented problem. There s 99 problems, Aurora has all of them, said Tom Lang, a member of the Aurora Reimagined Coalition. 

Improved roads, bike lanes, sidewalks in Seattle's Green Lake neighborhood

Sugar Land student wins big in state art contest

The cultivation of her artistic passion recently earned her both statewide and national recognition. Cao, a fifth grader at Fort Bend ISD’s Commonwealth Elementary School, won first place in the grades 4-6 age group of the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center’s 2021 Fish Art Contest, which earned her a $200 scholarship. First-place winners in four age groups advanced to the national level and competed against winners from other states, and Cao’s piece won second-place in the national competition. “When I was in kindergarten, I really enjoyed drawing cartoons and experimenting with colors,” said Cao, who noted that was when she first picked up art. “I feel relaxed whenever I draw.”

Texas Fish Art Contest Winners Announced

Texas Fish Art Contest Winners Announced   ATHENS, TX – The Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center is pleased to announce the Texas division of Wildlife Forever’s Fish Art Contest winners for 2021. The Fish Art Contest is part of an international conservation education program designed to foster youth interest in fish, fisheries, and fishing. The program encourages K-12 students to submit original artwork of any officially designated state fish and an essay or poem about the participant’s fish entry, its habitat, or efforts to conserve it. “The State-Fish Art Contest does a tremendous job of exposing students across Texas to the wonders of fish and fisheries resources through the nexus of art,” said Tom Lang, Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center Director. “We always look forward to this time of year when we are once again amazed by the outstanding work and artistic interpretations of these young Texans.”

Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens resumes full operations

The center had limited operations and visitor services since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Author: Favian Quezada Updated: 2:49 PM CDT May 19, 2021 ATHENS, Texas The  Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center (TFFC) has announced that it will be returning to full operational status. According to the center, the TFFC in Athens had limited operations and visitor services since March2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We are excited to again be able to provide the opportunity for Texans to see and experience our fisheries and aquatic resources, and the vital work of TPWD fish biologists firsthand,” said Tom Lang, TFFC Director. In anticipation of reopening, TFFC personnel focused efforts on renovations and upgrades to enhance the visitor experience.