Mobile workshop visits Colquitt County High School campus
The Be Pro Be Proud Georgia mobile workshop visited Colquitt County High School’s campus on Friday, May 8.
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Anchor Sushi in North Dallas to Close, Reopen as Upscale Tex-Mex Spot
Anchor Sushi Bar at Preston Royal is closing this May. See when the new Tex-Mex concept, El Molino, will open in North Dallas this summer.
Opinion: How North Texans Can Better Confront Animal Cruelty and Neglect
In April, the American Humane Society recently rescued more than 75 dogs in Ellis County, but that was not an isolated incident.
10 Ambitious Gallery Shows to See During Frieze New York
Read about David Hammons, Firelei Báez, Giuseppe Penone and more in Observer’s guide to the city’s best art week exhibitions.
‘Run, Don’t Walk’: Jensen Huang’s Message to College Graduates on A.I.’s Future
Speaking at Carnegie Mellon, Jensen Huang pushes back on A.I. job fears and points to growth in tech and skilled trades. The Nvidia CEO argues A.I. will create opportunity for those willing to adapt and buil...
Outage impacts 1,500 people along Southern Monday
RIO RANCHO — A large power outage impacted a stretch of the Unser and Southern Boulevards busin ...
Koyo Kouoh’s Venice Biennale Looks to Ancient Wisdom to Mend a Fractured Present
The works return to what is universal and enduring: cosmologies and archetypes that precede cultural, national and even linguistic divisions.
AgGeorgia offering community ag project grants up to $5,000
AgGeorgia Farm Credit is now accepting applications for its 2026 Community Mission Fund.
At Susan’s Burgers, the Griddle Is Hot and Mom Would Be Proud
Find home-style burgers and burritos at a family-owned staple in the Dallas Design District. Authentic food that won't break the bank.
‘Unbearable’ Noise and Chicken Deaths: Lawsuits Mount Against Local Crypto Mine
Lawsuits are mounting over a controversial crypto mining operation in Hood County that has disrupted life in the primarily rural county.
Refusing the White Wall: Concurrence Exhibit to Turn Dallas Into A Living Canvas For A Day
Local Artist Destiny King is bringing a myriad of art forms under one room for the immersive Concurrence 2026 art festival.
Today on Texas Standard: South Texas LNG boom promises jobs — but at what cost?
A massive liquefied natural gas export terminal is rising near the Laguna Madre, bringing promises of economic growth to the Rio Grande Valley. But as Texas Observer reporter Gaige Davila explains, many resi...
A.I. Adoption Is Surging. Data Governance Is Not Keeping Up.
As companies adopt A.I. at scale, poor data governance is exposing them to bias, compliance and operational risks.
Can Art Save Main Street? Some Small Towns Are Staking Their Futures On It
Billionaire Darla Moore grew up in Lake City and has invested millions in transforming her hometown into a year-round arts destination.
Exhibition as Experience: The Turn Toward Building Worlds, Not Walls
According to art advisor Jennifer Findley of JFiN Collective, the white cube is starting to feel a little underdressed.
50 Years After the Judgment Of Paris, California Wine Understands Its Worth
50 years after the infamous Judgment of Paris in 1976, California wineries still reflect the tasting that transformed American wine.
Experts: Campaigns to ban property taxes, data centers unlikely to get on 2026 ballot
COLUMBUS — Longtime Ohio political observers on the left and right said it’s unlikely that campaigns to abolish property taxes and ban large data centers will get enough signatures to make it to the ball...
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari picks ex-EC observer as his adviser
KOLKATA: Forty-eight hours after he was relieved by the EC as the special observer on May 7, retired IAS officer Subrata Gupta was on Saturday appoint.
'Out for Mother Earth': Rio Rancho participates in Great American Cleanup
City staff, businesses and community members partnered May 9 to clean neighborhoods, side of roadways and barren areas under annual national initiative
16 of the Best Places in Dallas for a Good Walk
From the Griggs Park to the Katy Trail, there are several great spots for a nice stroll tucked into the city's urban sprawl.
Trust-Based Funding Works. So Why Are Artists Still Living in Precarity?
How do you make a living as an artist today? For many, the answer is: you can't without juggling multiple jobs or generational wealth.
ServiceNow’s Customer Chief Warns ‘Tokenmaxxing’ Is an A.I. Hype Cycle
ServiceNow’s Chris Bedi warns tokenmaxxing is hype, arguing A.I. ROI should be measured by outcomes, not usage or token consumption.
RRPS joins social media addiction lawsuit
Rio Rancho Public Schools filed a complaint in federal court April 24 against Meta and other social media companies
POWER OF PRAYER: Richmond County mother thanks community for support after toddler injured at game
ROCKINGHAM — Christian Liles believes in the power of prayer. She credits prayers from the community for the quick recovery of her toddler son, Langston Culbreth, after being struck in the …