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KWHI TO HOST CANDIDATES FORUMS FOR CONTESTED PRIMARY RACES
As election season kicks into gear, KWHI is getting ready to host a pair of Candidates Forums for the contested…
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COMMUNITY CORNER TO DISCUSS BRENHAM HERITAGE MUSEUM’S VINTAGE TOY EXHIBIT
A limited-time exhibit at the Brenham Heritage Museum will be this week’s subject on the KWHI Community Corner. Brenham Heritage…
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BRENHAM CITY COUNCIL TO POTENTIALLY CREATE REINVESTMENT ZONE FOR DATACENTER PROJECT
The Brenham City Council will act Thursday on the creation of a reinvestment zone for commercial tax phase-in incentive for…
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JULIET NAMED PET OF THE WEEK
Juliet is the new Pet of the Week at the Brenham Pet Adoption Center. (courtesy Brenham Animal Services) Juliet is…
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WASHINGTON CO. YOUTH HISTORY PROGRAMS TO BE FEATURED ON ‘THE SOUND OF TEXAS’
Demonstrators re-enact the meeting of delegates atIndependence Hall for the signing of theDeclaration of Independence, during theWashington-on-the-Brazos grand re-opening eventin…
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BRENHAM FD RESPONDS TO TWO ACCIDENTS, TWO FIRE ALARMS
The Brenham Fire Department was called out four times between Saturday and early this (Monday) morning. At 11:45 a.m. Saturday,…
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WASHINGTON CO. EXTENSION OFFICE TO HOST FREE HEALTH PROGRAMS
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office in Washington County will host several health-focused programs in the coming weeks. The three…
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CITY OF BRENHAM ISSUES $77.7 MILLION IN BUILDING PERMITS IN 2025
The City of Brenham reported 393 building permits worth $77,797,051 for the year of 2025. A comparison of City of…
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WASHINGTON CO. COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER ADDING CENTER STRIPES ON THREE COUNTY ROADS
Washington County Commissioners will open their year of meetings on Tuesday with possible changes to three county roads. Commissioners will…
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WASHINGTON CO. ENGINEER SAYS SHIFT TO IN-HOUSE PAVING ‘EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL’
Washington County officials say the county’s move to in-house road paving is bearing positive results. Washington County Engineer Wesley Stolz…
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