Java Jacks, described as the oldest coffee house in Nacogdoches, is celebrating 30 years in business. The Daily Sentinel reported that the event focuses on people, place and product.
The owners said they still remember when Starbucks came to town in the mid-2000s.
Written by The Alamo Republican from The Daily Sentinel’s reporting, using only the facts in it. The Daily Sentinel’s own headline: “Java Jacks celebrates 30 years of focusing on people, place, product”
Candidates across several states, including Texas agriculture commissioner Clayton Tucker, took hard stances against data centers, according to an AP report.
The two Fort Worth startup groups will share a new office in the Switchyard Innovation District and provide $50,000 for TechFW programs.
via Fort Worth Report
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