Richard Moore is an Assistant Editor with a focus on local news in Harlingen, Texas. He writes for various publications and media outlets, including KGBT-TV, Twtd Multimedia Ltd, Golfshake.com, and Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Richard's work covers a range of topics, including outdoor reports, community events, sports, and social issues.
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Richard Moore's coverage primarily focuses on outdoor activities, nature conservation, wildlife, and local events in the Texas area. Given his focus on these specific topics and the geographic location of Harlingen, Texas, individuals or organizations involved in local environmental initiatives or those organizing outdoor events in the South Texas region may find success reaching out to him.
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By: Richard Moore
Decision, if made permanent, would bring relief for nearly 1 million borrowers
Control of federal monies and appropriations take center stage
RIO GRANDE VALLEY, Texas (ValleyCentral) — You just never know what sunrise will reveal in the South Texas ranch country, or which sendero to take with dawn’s first light. Following the call of bob…
It was a politician’s dream on Tuesday when the Oneida County Board of Supervisors took a vote that didn’t matter how supervisors voted — voting yes yielded the same result as voting no.
NEW YORK CITY—While the weather on Sept. 7 was showery and the marchers seemed to outnumber onlookers by a considerable margin, the annual Labor
By: Richard Moore
1971 price controls caused shortages, then sent prices skyrocketing
By: Richard Moore
A judge has given preliminary approval to a proposed settlement of a gigantic payday loan lawsuit that, if approved permanently, would forgive $1.4
By: Richard Moore
RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas (ValleyCentral) — “I think I am who I am because of my upbringing. My upbringing goes back to 1767 with the Spanish land grant, and the land grant where I was born was just r…
When he was state attorney general, Waukesha County circuit judge Brad Schimel touted his record on open government — among other things he created the Office of Open Government within the Department of Justice (DOJ) — and, now that he is a candidate for the state Supreme Court, he says he will take that same commitment to transparency to the state’s highest tribunal.
A state court of appeals has denied a bid by Kirk Bangstad and Minocqua Brewing Company to delay payment of two money judgments against them for defamation — a judgment of $759,428 against Bangstad and a joint and severable judgment against Minocqua Brewing Company for $329,428.
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