Elizabeth Campbell
Reporter at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Star-telegram general assignments reporter writing informative stories on accountability and growth in northeast Tarrant County and the surrounding area.
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2 weeks ago |
star-telegram.com | Elizabeth Campbell
When An Truong got orders from his superiors to fly his fighter jet to a U.S. Air Force base in Thailand 50 years ago, he had no idea that was his last mission serving in the South Vietnamese Army. A day later, on April 30 1975, Saigon fell, which changed the lives for Truong and countless numbers of people who either fled or stayed behind.
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2 weeks ago |
star-telegram.com | Elizabeth Campbell
The race for the District 7 Tarrant County College board position is pitting a far right candidate against two contenders who don't want partisan politics to interfere with educating students. Veronica Chavez Law, Hunter Crow and Cary Cheshire are vying for the District 7 seat after Kenneth Barr chose not to seek reelection. Cheshire did not respond to messages from the Star-Telegram requesting an interview, and he did not complete the Star-Telegram's voters guide questionnaire.
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1 month ago |
star-telegram.com | Elizabeth Campbell
Runaway Bay public works employees work to replace a section of broken clay pipe after a clogged sewer line on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, after they responded to a clogged sewer line call. Runaway Bay has an outdated sewer system that threatens to spill sewage into Lake Bridgeport.
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1 month ago |
star-telegram.com | Elizabeth Campbell
Hurst L.D. Bell principals attended the recent groundbreaking for the new school. Joining principal Randy Belcher, middle, were assistants, from left, Stephon Weatherspoon, Jade Wiseman, Julie Watson and Matt Vick. Michael PENA When L.D. Bell High School first opened in the late 1950s, Hurst was facing rapid growth after World War II.
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1 month ago |
star-telegram.com | Elizabeth Campbell
READ MORE Keller school district kills plans for split The Keller school district has abandoned plans to split the district, citing high costs of dividing district debt. Expand All Days after two Keller school board members said they weren’t aware of the district’s membership in a nonprofit organization that was providing guidance on the budget and other financial matters, another trustee said the entire board knew about it and took part in the discussions.
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