Lonestar Weekly

Emily Carter

Emily Carter is a dedicated journalist with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Florida State University. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for local issues, she covers a wide range of topics.

Detroit Small Businesses Face Tariff Refund Hurdles

Detroit small businesses are currently grappling with an arduous federal process as they attempt to claim tariff refunds that could serve as a critical lifeline in today’s volatile economic climate. While the promise of reclaiming significant capital through duty drawback programs and other tariff relief mechanisms exists on paper, the practical reality for many Detroit-based…

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Midland’s Hidden Gem: The Magical Garden Restaurant Unveiled

Midland’s culinary landscape has officially blossomed with the grand opening of the Magical Garden Restaurant, a venue that promises to blend high-end gastronomy with an immersive, botanically inspired environment. Located in the heart of West Texas, this new establishment aims to redefine what diners expect from a night out, moving away from traditional industrial aesthetics…

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Texas Residents Alerted: State Conducts Warning System Test

Texas emergency management officials have initiated a planned test of the statewide public warning systems this Thursday morning, prompting alerts to reach residents across various digital and broadcast channels. The exercise is part of a routine mandate to ensure that communication infrastructure remains resilient and capable of disseminating critical safety information to the public in…

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Texas Abortion Lawsuit Ends: Wrongful Arrest Case Dismissed

A federal judge has dismissed a high-profile wrongful arrest lawsuit filed by a South Texas woman who was detained following an investigation into a self-managed abortion. The decision marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing national debate surrounding the intersection of post-Roe v. Wade reproductive healthcare regulations and civil rights protections. The lawsuit, which alleged…

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Goodwill Opens Landmark 19K Sq. Ft. Store in Mansfield

Goodwill North Central Texas officially opened the doors to its new Mansfield retail store today, March 27, 2026, marking a significant expansion for the nonprofit organization. Located at 989 N. Walnut Creek Drive, this 19,677-square-foot facility stands as the largest Goodwill location within the North Central Texas territory. The grand opening festivities, which commenced with…

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