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STEPHEN F. AUSTIN BUST IN BELLVILLE RECEIVING MAINTENANCE
The bust of Stephen F. Austin that welcomes drivers on Highway 36 South into Bellville is getting some work done.…
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WASHINGTON CO. COMMISSIONERS TO REVISIT LOCAL DISASTER DECLARATION
Washington County Commissioners will take up action Tuesday on the county’s recently issued local disaster declaration. Wednesday, County Judge John…
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SUNDOWN SOCIAL RESCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 29TH
The annual Sundown Social, benefitting the Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site, has been rescheduled amid COVID-19 concerns. The…
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BRENHAM PARKS AND REC ENCOURAGES SOCIAL DISTANCING IN PARKS, TRAILS, OPEN SPACES
The City of Brenham Parks and Recreation Department is asking visitors to its parks and trails to keep in mind…
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WASHINGTON CO. COURTHOUSE TO RESTRICT ENTRY TO ENTRANCE ON SOUTH PARK STREET
Starting Monday, the Washington County Courthouse will begin restricting access to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Entry will be…
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ONE TRANSPORTED AFTER ROLLOVER ACCIDENT ON FM 50
One person was transported by Washington County EMS after a Friday night rollover accident north of Independence. Around 10:15 p.m.,…
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BRENHAM FAMILY FEATURED IN NY TIMES REPORT
A Brenham family was recently featured in a report from a national publication. Friday, The New York Times’ Manny Fernandez,…
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FIRST POSITIVE CASE OF COVID-19 IN FAYETTE CO.
A Fayette County man has tested positive for COVID-19. Fayette County Emergency Management officials confirmed the county’s first case of…
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SEN. KOLKHORST DISCUSSES NEW STATE RESTRICTIONS, BRENHAM AND WASHINGTON CO. DISASTER DECLARATIONS
State Senator Lois Kolkhorst has weighed in on Governor Greg Abbott’s decision to implement restrictions and bans to stop the…
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BLINN POSTPONES REOPENING OF STUDENT HOUSING, FOOD SERVICES, LIBRARIES
Blinn College has postponed the reopening of student housing, food services, and physical libraries through April 3rd. While Governor Abbott’s…
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