Former Austin ISD executive sentenced in district theft case

Former Austin ISD executive sentenced in district theft case

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — On July 15, a Travis County judge sentenced a former Austin ISD executive in connection with a district theft investigation. According to court documents, 46-year-old Lynn Brennan was given two years’ deferred adjudication after she entered a guilty plea. During the two years, Brennan must complete 100 hours of community service…

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A Guide to Duck Dynasty’s Massive Robertson Family

A Guide to Duck Dynasty’s Massive Robertson Family

[ad_1] Willie Robertson and Korie Robertson Willie has been CEO of Duck Commander since 2002 but, as of the premiere of Duck Dynasty: The Revival, he’s plotting his retirement. He married fellow Harding University alum Korie Howard in 1992 and they share six children: Rebecca Robertson (born in Portland, Ore., and raised in Taiwan, she…

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85-year-old fulfills skydiving dream, honors late husband

85-year-old fulfills skydiving dream, honors late husband

[ad_1] SULLIVAN, Mo. (KTVI) — Charlotte Moszczenski, 85, is a bit of a wildcard. But what she accomplished Friday is another story. “I am ready. I am so ready,” Moszczenski said. “She’s very determined, very hardheaded and there was no talking her out of it,” said Charlotte’s daughter, Lisa Reando. Still, when Moszczenski’s daughter Lisa…

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Swamp People Star Junior Edwards Dead

Swamp People Star Junior Edwards Dead

[ad_1] Junior Edwards has died.  The Swamp People star’s family and costars announced his passing in a series of social media posts on July 26. Swamp People‘s Ashley “Deadeye” Jones mourned her cast mate’s death on Instagram, writing, “The world lost a legend! Mr Junior Edwards passed away! Please be in prayer for the family!…

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The Art World Confronts a New Era of Censorship in the U.S.

The Art World Confronts a New Era of Censorship in the U.S.

[ad_1] “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” installed at the Whitney. Tiffany Sage/BFA.com Artist Amy Sherald has announced her decision to cancel her upcoming exhibition at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.—a presentation that would have marked the institution’s first extensive solo show by a Black artist. The move follows her discovery that the museum…

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