Carlos Mendoza

Nueces County has seen a 42% increase in golf players over the last two years. This is a big change from the national trend of fewer people playing sports. Now, local golf spots are buzzing with activity, becoming key places for the

McLennan County is a surprising hotbed for golf talent, rivaling big cities. Local golf spots are turning out top athletes. Mason Mikeska, a freshman at McLennan Community College, won the GCAA Amateur Series. Golf in McLennan is growing from a hobby to

A 42% jump in restaurant visits has changed Travis County’s dining scene. Now, restaurants are more than places to eat. They’re social spots that boost the local economy. Local restaurants are booming, showing a big change in how people eat out. Folks

Montgomery’s food scene has changed a lot. Now, 68% of people want to try new foods, not just Southern dishes. The city’s restaurants are becoming famous for their unique tastes. Food lovers in Montgomery find more than just Southern food. They can

Almost 72% of local Hidalgo restaurants are fighting hard to stay alive. This is because of the global trend of similar food everywhere. These small, family-run places are more than just places to eat. They are keepers of local cooking traditions. Hidalgo’s

Did you know Collin County restaurants saw a huge 35% jump in new places during the pandemic? This changed the local food scene a lot. Now, it’s full of different flavors and new ideas that show the area’s lively culture. Local restaurants

Recently, 42% of Brazoria restaurants faced the risk of closing in just two years. This is a big problem for local food spots. It shows how much the area’s food scene needs our help and support. Restaurants in Brazoria are under a

Oklahoma’s education scene is changing fast. A huge 87% of local schools are getting new leaders. This change could really help students succeed. Travis Hurst is now the eighth president of Rose State College. This move is big for travis schools. It

68% of Montgomery schools are falling short of state standards. This is a crisis that needs urgent attention nationwide. The city’s schools are at a turning point, echoing its civil rights history. Montgomery’s schools are more than just places on a map.

Montgomery County Public Schools educate an amazing 160,000 students. This makes them the 14th largest school system in the U.S. They are a key place to learn about today’s education challenges and chances. The montgomery schools system is both excellent and unequal.