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SEARCH FIRM HIRED TO FIND TEXAS A&M’S NEXT PRESIDENT
The search for Texas A&M’s next president has shifted into high gear after Chancellor John Sharp signed a contract…
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NAVASOTA POLICE ARREST COLORADO MAN WANTED ON CHILD MOLESTATION CHARGES
A man wanted out of Colorado for numerous child sex crimes was arrested last week in Navasota. Last Wednesday, police…
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REGISTRATION OPEN FOR CHAPPELL HILL HISTORICAL SOCIETY FALL HARVEST, SCARECROW CONTEST
Registration is underway for the Chappell Hill Historical Society’s Annual Fall Harvest and Scarecrow Contest. Even with the cancellation of…
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HIDDEN CASH LOCATED ON BUS IN FAYETTE COUNTY
A hidden compartment containing over $186,000 was located on a bus on I-10 Sunday. Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek reports…
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DOWNTOWN BRENHAM TO HOST HALLOWEEN-THEMED STORY WALK
Downtown Brenham will be doing the “Halloween Hustle” this fall. Starting Friday, individual pages from the children’s book “Halloween Hustle”…
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WASHINGTON CO. TOURISM PARTNERS RECEIVE INFORMATION ON TEXAS MUSIC FRIENDLY CERTIFICATION
Local tourism partners met virtually Tuesday evening to learn more about Washington County’s Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) becoming Texas Music…
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BLUEBONNET ELECTRIC LOWERING RATES FOR SECOND TIME IN TEN MONTHS
Members of Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative will soon benefit from a second rate reduction in the past ten months. A rate…
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FAITH MISSION FALL 2020 INTERNSHIP PROGRAM WITH PRAIRIE VIEW A&M GOES VIRTUAL
Faith Mission’s internship program has undergone some changes due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Due to health concerns and to…
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WASHINGTON CO. TO HOST WALK-UP COVID-19 TESTING SEPTEMBER 28-30
Washington County will provide three consecutive days of walk-up COVID-19 testing next week. The testing will be held next Monday,…
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BRENHAM ISD REPORTS FIRST POSITIVE CASE OF COVID-19 IN STUDENT
Brenham ISD has reported its first positive case of COVID-19 in a student. This (Tuesday) morning, the district updated its…
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