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FREE COVID-19 COUNSELING AVAILABLE FROM TEXAS A&M TELEHEALTH COUNSELING CLINIC
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, Faith Mission and Washington County continue their partnership with the Texas A&M University Telebehavioral…
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WALLER CO. SHERIFF’S OFFICE INVESTIGATING OFFICER IMPERSONATION INCIDENT
The Waller County Sheriff’s Office is looking into an incident of officer impersonation that occurred Wednesday night. Around 10:30 p.m.,…
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RECONSTRUCTION OF GARRETT STREET BEGINNING MONDAY
Starting Monday, the City of Brenham Street Department will begin reconstructing Garrett Street. Reconstruction of the roadway will last for…
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SECOND CASE OF COVID-19 CONFIRMED AT PACK UNIT IN NAVASOTA
A second inmate at the Pack Unit in Navasota has tested positive for COVID-19, bringing Grimes County’s confirmed case count…
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TEXAS AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER APPLIES FOR FEDERAL FUNDING FOR RURAL HOSPITALS
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced he has applied for a small hospital improvement plan (SHIP) federal grant, which…
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PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM OUT OF MONEY
As expected, the federal Paycheck Protection Program has run out of money. The Small Business Administration announced this (Thursday) morning…
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BRENHAM CITY COUNCIL FINALIZES SANITATION AGREEMENT WITH BIG
The City of Brenham’s agreement with Brannon Industrial Group (BIG) to outsource sanitation operations is now fully in the bag.…
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TOTAL COVID-19 CASES IN WASHINGTON CO. NOW AT 49; OVER 225 TESTS PERFORMED
Four new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed this (Thursday) afternoon, bringing Washington County’s total case count up to 49, and…
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DEADLINE FRIDAY FOR BUSINESSES TO TAKE BRENHAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COVID-19 SURVEY
Tomorrow (Friday) is the last day for businesses to submit responses to a survey opened last week by Brenham Economic…
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TWO LONE CONFIRMED COVID-19 CASES IN LEE CO. NOW RECOVERED
Lee County currently has no active cases of COVID-19. The Lee County Office of Emergency Management said Wednesday that the…
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