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Driving + Texting Debate Heats Up at Texas Capitol

Rick St. Nick — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 22:53:28 +0000

This one may get your blood boiling, since you can see, first hand, the impact of accidents associated with "texting while driving".

My drive to work is barely noticeable at 3.2 miles, yet three stop lights make it advantageous for me to peruse my fellow commuters.

Want to Know What's In Your Beer? Ask BeerText

Amy Sciarretto — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 13:36:20 +0000

This gives new meaning to the term “drunk dial.” Next time you’re at a party or a bar and aren’t drunk enough to not give a crap about the caloric content or ingredients in what you’re about to consume and responsibly decide to be discerning about what you are pouring down your gullet, we’ve got [...]

Pay Attention East Texas – Texting and Driving Don't Mix!

Rick St. Nick — Mon, 28 May 2012 17:31:07 +0000

We all know as responsible adults, that "drinking and driving" don't mix. With the digital age in full force, not only are we hearing that "driving and texting" don't mix, but, it may not be too terribly long before Texas lawmakers sound the battlecry that if you send a message to a known driver, you may be held liable for your actions, in the event a disaster occurs on the receiving end!

Dating Gets High Tech

Jen Austin — Wed, 02 May 2012 15:24:24 +0000

How did your prom date ask you to the big dance? I remember my classmate Shane sort of nonchalantly turning around at the end of history class and saying, “So ya wanna go to the prom with me?” I said sure, he said “K,” and turned around again, picked up his books and left the room. We had a lovely time.

Some asks are more memorable than others.

How are most students asked to the prom now? You might guess technology plays a part.

City of Nacogdoches Outlaws Texting and Driving [VIDEO]

Chris Cobb — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 17:14:18 +0000

As a resident of Nacogdoches, I have to say that I am glad to see this put into effect. I have been sitting at red lights and looked in the rear-view to see people almost slide into the back of me and after the tires screech, they look up from their cell phones. Hopefully other communities will put this into effect as well.