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1. Brookshire Grocery expanding its Fresh banner in Texas.

Author

Wilson, Bill

Subjects
BANNERS, GROCERIES, ECONOMIC development
Abstract

Brookshire Grocery Company has acquired land in Longview, Texas, to build a new Fresh by Brookshire store. The company currently operates two stores under this format, which was introduced in 2011 and focuses on "Sharing the Wonders of Food." The retailer is collaborating with the city of Longview and the Longview Economic Development Corporation on the plans. Brookshire Grocery Co. operates over 200 stores under various banners, including Brookshire's, Super 1 Foods, FRESH by Brookshire's, Spring Market, and Reasor's. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

2. Texas Judge Permits Religious Banners.

Author

WALSH, MARK

Subjects
*INJUNCTIONS, *BANNERS, *RELIGION & state
Abstract

The article discusses an October 2012 temporary injunction issued by a Texas state judge which allowed cheerleaders in Texas' Kountze Independent School District to continue displaying banners with Christian messages during high school football games.

Published
2012

3. Was "RATS" Banner Lawful?

Subjects
COMPLAINTS (Administrative procedure), BANNERS, HOSPITAL maternity services, LABOR unions, LABOR disputes
Abstract

Reports on the decision released by the federal court on a complaint filed by a Texas hospital against a banner displayed by a labor union outside the hospital's maternity-ward. Historical use of the term rat during labor disputes; Legal implications of using the word rat during labor disputes.

Published
1997
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4. Gandi Jeti 5000 SCORES Huge With Vibrant Banners For Dallas Mavs & Stars.

Author

Schiffner, Bill

Subjects
COMPUTER printers, BANNERS
Abstract

The article focuses on the wide-format printer used by graphic advertising output producer Inkjet International for the banners outside the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas during the 2006 National Basketball Association and National Hockey League playoff seasons. Inkjet officials were pleased with the performance of the Jeti 5000 printer from Gandinnovations used in printing the banners.

Published
2006

5. AVID banners promote college.

Subjects
BANNERS, UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Abstract

The article reports that the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) class students in Floresville Middle School, Texas chose 35 college banners to create college awareness.

Published
2014

6. Faith, Football and the First Amendment.

Subjects
*COLLEGE football, *FOOTBALL, *FOOTBALL teams, *BANNERS, *FREEDOM of speech, *RELIGION
Abstract

The article reports on the legal issues concerning the use of religious banners during football game in Texas. It cites the case of football team of Kountze High School in which cheerleaders carried religious banners, saying that the banners are form of free speech and religious expression protected by the Texas Constitution and Texas statutes. However, under a 2000 Supreme Court ruling in a Texas case, any kind of religious display at a public school event violate the First Amendment.

Published
2012

7. In Texas, a Legal Battle Over Biblical Banners.

Author

FERNANDEZ, MANNY

Subjects
*SCHOOL superintendents, *CHEERLEADING, *CHRISTIAN life, *BANNERS, *CHRISTIANITY, *FOOTBALL tournaments, *RELIGIOUS ethics, *RELIGION, *ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

The article reports on the controversial decision of school superintendent Kevin Weldon to ban the district's cheerleaders from putting Bible verses on the banners they raise at the beginning of football games in Kountze, Texas. His decision has created anguish among religious groups and Christians. Weldon, a Protestant and former football coach, and the district were sued by a group of cheerleaders and their parents for banning the said biblical banners.

Published
2012

8. Governor's Chief Aide Misunderstands Plans For 2014, Helpfully.

Author

RAMSEY, ROSS

Subjects
*GOVERNORS, *ACTIONS & defenses (Law), *CHEERLEADING, *EX-legislators, *BANNERS, *FEDERAL government, *FOOTBALL tournaments
Abstract

The article reports that Ken Armbrister, chief legislative aide of Texas Governor Rick Perry, has misinterpreted the plans of the state. It relates the announcement of Armbrister that the state is planning to join a lawsuit over high school cheerleaders bearing religious banners at football games in Kountze. It states that the plan is a political windfall and Armbrister should not make a public display of it.

Published
2012

9. Delicious picture banners.

Subjects
PIZZA industry, BANNERS, FOOD advertising
Abstract

Advertises the pizza picture banner services offered by the Cassel Promotions Company in Texas.

Published
2005

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