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ARTS COUNCIL TO CELEBRATE THE COUNTY’S HISTORY FRIDAY NIGHT
A salute will go out to the businesses, churches, schools from the Washington County Arts Council on Friday. Dr. Wilfred…
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BRIDGE DAMAGED IN TRAIN DERAILMENT BEING FIXED
Repairs to a bridge near Navasota, that was damaged last month in a train derailment should be finished next month.…
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EXPENSIVE TEA CUPS CHIHUAHUA DOGS STOLEN IN CAR BURGLARY
Some expensive tea cups Chihuahua were stolen in a momentary stop at a convenience store at about midnight today. A…
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WATER WELL RESTORED BUT OAK HILL ACRES STILL NEED TO BOIL WATER
Water users in the Oak Hill Acres Water Supply district still have to boil their water after a well failure…
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SEALY MAYOR STOLARSKI REPLIES TO REMPRIMAND CALLS
Sealy Mayor Mark Stolarski says it is not a case of ‘simply following the rules’ but rather that of a…
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BLINN LOOKING AT $4 MILLION BUDGET SURPLUS
The budget picture looks very good for the Blinn Board of Trustees. The board had a preliminary look at the…
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LONGTIME BLINN BOARD MEMBER NORWOOD LANGE RESIGNS
After 24 years on the Blinn Board of Trustees, Norwood Lange is resigning from his position. Lange, who joined the…
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MOLD PROBLEM CONTINUES AT CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Another school year is approaching in Caldwell and school officials that may not leave them enough time to clean up…
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BRENHAM CITY COUNCIL AGREES ON OCTOBER FIRST FOR EXCHANGE OF SERVICES
The Brenham city council began a busy week today (Tuesday) during a special called meeting at city hall. They were…
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SHERIFF HANAK WARNS OF DANGERS OF LOOSE LIFESTOCK
Washington County Sheriff Otto Hanak is continuing his crusade to get loose livestock off the rural county roads. He told…
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