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Easy Nutritious meal packed with flavor (not calories)!
Paloma Steele / Staff Writer On the last volume of the Foghorn paper, someone expressed wanting recipes. I loved that idea and since as a mommy and a student sometimes time and budgets are tight, you can look to this blog for simple, delicious and healthy recipes. Today’s menu: Greek Chicken Pitas (6 servings). The grilled chicken, olives and feta cheese marry well in this fast meal! Here is the shopping list: 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts halves 1 cup of Greek salad dressing (you will us 3/4 cup first so measure that out) 8 ounces of romaine lettuce, tear it…
HB 3297 gives car owners a break on inspections
Starting Jan. 1, 2025, Texas will no longer require non-commercial car owners to complete state vehicle inspections with the passage of House Bill 3297 signed by Gov. Greg Abbott. This should save time and money for drivers, although the $7.50 fee previously charged during the inspection will now be charged when the vehicle is registered each year. “Vehicle inspections are costly and time consuming and provide little benefit to public safety,” said State Sen. Mayes Middleton. This means that if the car’s inspection has already expired this month or will expire by December, drivers still need to get a state…
Del Mar gets brand new intramural director
Photos by Colby Farr/Foghorn Kristy Urbick keeps track of score and organizes her paperwork to get ready for other matches while James Nesmith gets into the table tennis match. Kristy Urbick is the new head of intramural sports for the spring semester, replacing Ryan Murphy. Kinesiology Department chairwoman Judi Phillips said she’s excited about Urbick joining the staff. “She’s bringing a great energy to the program and I think we’re going to grow with her,” Phillips said. With kinesiology being involved in fewer degree plans in college, Urbick feels that intramural sports has a responsibility to stress the importance of…