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Governor Abbott continues ‘school choice’ tour in Houston, faces protest over comments on Cleveland shooting

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Gov. Greg Abbott’s Houston visit continued a months-long tour of private schools and churches across Texas. He pushed for the creation of a school voucher-like program and urged supporters to contact lawmakers in the Texas House.

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P. Terry’s Burger Stand coming to Bridgeland, with more Houston-area locations planned or underway

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Labcorp laying off 53 employees, closing recently acquired laboratory

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Governor Abbott continues ‘school choice’ tour in Houston, faces protest over comments on Cleveland shooting

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