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CANCELED – BJHS TEACHERS TO HOLD CAR PARADE THROUGH NEIGHBORHOODS
Update 4-1-20 9:25 AM: This event has been canceled by Brenham ISD. Teachers at Brenham Junior High School will be…
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WASHINGTON CO. NOW REPORTING 16 CONFIRMED COVID-19 CASES
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Washington County has now doubled since the start of this week. According to…
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CITY OF BRENHAM CLOSING RESTROOMS IN PARKS, DOWNTOWN TO REDUCE SPREAD OF COVID-19
Starting tomorrow (Wednesday), visitors to any of the City of Brenham’s parks or to downtown Brenham will have one less…
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WEDNESDAY LAST DAY TO SUBMIT ENTRIES FOR BIG SUPERHERO DRAWING COMPETITION
Tomorrow (Wednesday) is the final day to submit or postmark entries for Brannon Industrial Group’s (BIG) Superhero Drawing Competition for…
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ABBOTT EXTENDS SOCIAL DISTANCING ORDER THROUGH APRIL 30TH, CLOSES SCHOOLS UNTIL MAY 4TH
Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the extension of the state’s social distancing guidelines through the end of April, and the…
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ELEVEN CONFIRMED COVID-19 CASES IN WASHINGTON CO.
Washington County is now reporting 11 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Emergency Management Coordinator Bryan Ruemke said, as of 9:30 a.m.…
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WASHINGTON CO. COMMISSIONERS NAME DR. STUART YOFFE INTERIM JAIL MEDICAL DIRECTOR
An ongoing impasse revolving around medical services at the Washington County Jail has seen resolution, at least temporarily. Washington County…
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LOCAL ATHLETIC TRAINER AND HUSBAND HELPING OUT DURING PANDEMIC
Brenham High School’s head athletic trainer is staying quite busy during the coronavirus pandemic. Jamie Woodall and her husband…
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BRENHAM CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER DISASTER DECLARATION EXTENSION
The Brenham City Council will act on another continuation of Mayor Milton Tate’s local disaster declaration at a virtual meeting…
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SECOND CONFIRMED COVID-19 CASES REPORTED IN AUSTIN, FAYETTE CO.
Austin and Fayette Counties have reported their second confirmed cases of COVID-19. Austin County Judge Tim Lapham said the county…
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