Jaiden Quitzon

Jaiden Quizon is a seasoned reporter specializing in investigative journalism and local government affairs.

South Plains Fair Opens with Fried Delights, Rides, and Unique New Attractions
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South Plains Fair Opens with Fried Delights, Rides, and Unique New Attractions

The South Plains Fair starts with a free Preview Night, offering classic fried treats, carnival rides, and games. This year's fair features a new sea lion exhibit, drawing excitement as organizers anticipate large crowds for the beloved annual Lubbock event.

Tropical Storm Francine Strengthens, Hurricane Warnings Issued for Texas and Louisiana
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Tropical Storm Francine Strengthens, Hurricane Warnings Issued for Texas and Louisiana

Tropical Storm Francine is intensifying in the Gulf of Mexico, prompting hurricane warnings for the Texas and Louisiana coasts. Authorities are urging residents to finalize preparations as the storm is expected to make landfall on Sept. 11.

Torrential Rain Soaks Galveston, Setting New Labor Day Rainfall Record
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Torrential Rain Soaks Galveston, Setting New Labor Day Rainfall Record

A record-breaking rainstorm in Galveston during Labor Day weekend led to severe flooding and traffic disruptions, leaving many vehicles stranded and roads impassable. Despite heavy rainfall, tourists still flocked to the island, but locals are urged to remain cautious as further precipitation is expected.

Must-See Art Exhibit “Beach Bodies” Opens in Galveston This Weekend!
Arts and Culture
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Must-See Art Exhibit “Beach Bodies” Opens in Galveston This Weekend!

“Beach Bodies,” a captivating art exhibit at the Galveston Arts Center, opens July 20, featuring innovative works by Cody Ledvina, Liz Rodda, and Xavier Schipani that explore the human form in coastal settings.

Community Rallies to Restore Power and Support Businesses After Hurricane Beryl
Business and Economy
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Community Rallies to Restore Power and Support Businesses After Hurricane Beryl

Galveston unites to restore power and support businesses post-Hurricane Beryl, showcasing community resilience amid significant challenges.

Political Shifts and Upcoming Elections in Galveston, TX
Politics and Government
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Political Shifts and Upcoming Elections in Galveston, TX

Galveston is experiencing significant political changes this May, including the recent general election and contentious redistricting plans affecting minority representation​ (GalvestonTX.gov)​​ (The Texas Tribune)​.

Texas Reports First Human Case of Avian Influenza A(H5N1) in 2024
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Texas Reports First Human Case of Avian Influenza A(H5N1) in 2024

Texas has reported its first human case of Avian Influenza A(H5N1) in 2024, linked to infected dairy cattle. Authorities are monitoring contacts and advising precautions to prevent further spread.

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