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WASHINGTON CO. CHAMBER TAILGATE PARTY AUG. 14
Tickets are now available for the Washington County Chamber of Commerce’s annual fall fundraiser, the 18th Annual Tailgate Party. The…
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CITY OF NAVASOTA INVITES RESIDENT INPUT IN NEW COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The City of Navasota is embarking on an effort to develop a new comprehensive plan, and the community is invited…
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‘LEADERSHIP WASHINGTON COUNTY’ APPLICATIONS OPEN
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce is now taking applications for the 30th season of “Leadership Washington County”. The leadership…
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BURTON CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS WATER WELL PROJECT, FM 2780 WATER LINE
The Burton City Council will hear project updates at its meeting on Tuesday. Councilmembers will talk about the city’s water…
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WASHINGTON CO. COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS PHASE II OF EXTERIOR COURTHOUSE RESTORATION, ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
Washington County Commissioners will take up talks on Tuesday regarding the county’s restoration project for the exterior of the courthouse.…
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BRENHAM FIRE DEPT. RESPONDS FRIDAY TO ACCIDENT, GAS CALL
The Brenham Fire Department responded to two calls on Friday. At 9 a.m., firefighters were called out to a residence…
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CHAPPELL HILL INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE WINNERS ANNOUNCED
(photo via Craig Montana) The Chappell Hill community celebrated Independence Day today (Friday) with its 48th Annual Independence Day Parade.…
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INDUSTRY BANCSHARES, CADENCE BANK COMPLETE MERGER
Cadence Bank has announced the completion of its merger agreement announced in April with Industry Bancshares, the parent company of…
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‘HOT NIGHTS, COOL TUNES’, SUMMER SHOWCASE KICK OFF SATURDAY IN DOWNTOWN BRENHAM
A summer filled with live music in downtown Brenham begins tomorrow (Saturday). (courtesy Craig Montana) The 21st edition of the…
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GARAGE FIRE, THREE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT AMONG EIGHT CALLS THURSDAY FOR BRENHAM FD
The Brenham Fire Department responded to eight calls on Thursday and one early this (Friday) morning. Close to 9:30 a.m.…
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