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  • Former U.S. solicitor general and independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr speaks to the media during a press conference before his presentation at a luncheon for The Rotary Club of Tyler at Hollytree Country Club in Tyler, Texas on Thursday Dec. 13, 2018. In August 1994, Starr became independent counsel responsible for overseeing several investigations involving the Clinton administration, including Whitewater and the Monica Lewinsky scandal. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph via AP)
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    The Real Ken Starr

    WACO, TX — Funeral services for former Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr will be held Saturday in Waco, Texas. Starr died September 13 in Houston. He was 76, a son of Texas. Coverage of his passing was entirely predictable: the media, the Left, and the academy vilified him in death precisely as they had vilified him in life.
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  • Prosecutor Leland Lacy may have to present his case in front of former election foe Judge Andrew Graves
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    Old Election Foes May Reunite for Hate Crime Trial

    09/19/2022 - 17:33 , by live
    SAN ANGELO, TX — Two election foes may have the opportunity to reunite in the courtroom. According to the Sept. 20, 2022 Tom Green County Commissioners’ Court agenda, outgoing County Court at Law #2 Judge Penny Roberts wants to retire early. In order to do so, the winner of the March 1 Republican Primary Andrew Graves will be sworn in on November 1 if commissioners approve.
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  • Project Destiny San Angelo, The campaign to pass a sanctuary city for the unborn ordinance in San Angelo, kicked off with a luncheon on August 16, 2022
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    Sanctuary City for Unborn Campaign Launched With Huge Fundraising Haul

    08/18/2022 - 12:34 , by live
    SAN ANGELO, TX — Tuesday at noon (August 16), Project Destiny San Angelo officially launched with a donor luncheon at the San Angelo Country Club. The crowd at the event overflowed. Pastor Mack Roller, head of Glen Meadows Baptist Church, coordinated the venue and said he expected 80 to attend based upon RSVPs received from the personal invitations. Country club staff worked tirelessly to add more tables as the crowd swelled to over 130.
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