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US Rep. Ronny Jackson weighs in on proposed use of COs to fund Amarillo City Hall project

13th Congressional District Rep. Ronny Jackson has weighed in on the proposed use of Certificates of Obligation to fund the renovation or relocation of Amarillo's current City Hall. Jackson let citizens know about a petition that would force city leaders to put the City Hall project up to a vote in a future election. "Have been visiting with many constituents and Republican leaders in the Amarillo area this week regarding a host of issues. Although a local issue and not really in my lane, many are concerned with the new effort to use “Certificates of Obligation” for a multi-million dollar project that was defeated by the voters in the recent bond election. "I am and will always be a believer that the taxpayers should have a voice in how their money is spent. As such, just wanted to make everyone aware that there is a petition to allow the taxpayers to approve or disapprove this project. "If you want to sign, the petition signing times at Amarillo GOP HQ (4217 SW 2

'Disgraceful': Abbott slams Ben & Jerry's for Palestine support

Texas is weighing its options for sanctions against Ben & Jerry's after the company announced its decision to not sell its products in Israeli-occupied areas. Earlier this week, the famous ice cream maker announced it would cease sales of its products in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and in east Jerusalem. "We believe it is inconsistent with our values for Ben & Jerry’s ice cream to be sold in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)," Ben & Jerry’s said in a statement. Several GOP leaders have since called for a boycott of the socially-outspoken company, including Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.), who wrote on Twitter, "If Ben & Jerry’s wants to have a meltdown & boycott Israel, OK [Okla.] is ready to respond." Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott is now joining Lankford in his calls for action, with a representative of Abbott's calling the move "disgraceful," according to The Huffington Post. The state's comptroller, Glenn Hegar, is e

Texas Tech Chancellor: 'Disappointed by the actions and intentions of our friends in Austin and Norman'

Over the past few days, Oklahoma and Texas have dominated college sports headlines after reports suggested the two schools plan to leave the Big 12. A report arose, suggesting the Sooners and Longhorns reached out to the SEC about joining the conference. The two schools reportedly want to create a 16-team super-league. Fans are having a difficult time accepting the possibility that the two biggest schools in the Big 12 might leave. Other school’s officials aren’t taking the news well either. On Thursday afternoon, Texas Tech Chancellor Tedd Mitchell gave his thoughts. It’s clear he’s not happy. “Like many across our state and within the footprint of our league, I’ve been extremely disappointed by the actions and intentions of our friends in Austin and Norman,” he said. “From day one of the Big 12 Conference’s existence, Texas Tech has been a proud and trustworthy partner,” he continued. “As the landscape of collegiate athletics shifts, I can promise Red Raider Nation that our leadersh

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