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KWHI COUNTRY STORE Friday 02-20-2026 Items are not accepted from e-mail, fax or comments section! NO MORE THAN 4 ITEMS!…
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BLINN NURSING STUDENTS RECOGNIZED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Two Blinn College District associate degree nursing (ADN) students recently were recognized for their innovative research at the Organization for…
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BROTHER MARTIN HANDS CUB BASEBALL FIRST LOSS AT LOUISIANA TOURNAMENT
The Brenham Cub Baseball Team suffered their first loss of the season 5-3 to the Brother Martin Crusders last (Thursday)…
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EARLY VOTING HITS 1,600 THROUGH THREE DAYS
Turnout has grown each of the three days for early voting for the March 3rd primary election. Washington County Elections…
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BRENHAM CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIC PLAN
Washington County Chamber of CommercePresident Jamie Rankin (right), pictured withBrenham | Washington County EconomicDevelopment Director Teresa Rosales, voices hersupport of…
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BURTON BASEBALL SPLITS TWO GAMES AT THE SCHULENBURG
The Burton Panther Baseball Team opened up the Schulenburg Tournament by splitting their games earlier today (Thursday). In the first…
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CUBETTES DROP BOTH GAMES ON OPENING DAY OF THE DRIPPING SPRINGS TOURNAMENT
The Brenham Cubette Softball Team got off to a rough start on day one of the Dripping Springs Tournament. The…
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CHRISTIAN CEMETERY ROAD TO CLOSE FEB. 23-26 FOR BRIDGE WORK
Christian Cemetery Road near Burton will be closed for most of next week for bridge maintenance. Washington County Engineering and…
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BLINN LIVESTOCK JUDGING WINS TEAM, INDIVIDUAL TITLES AT DIXIE NATIONAL
The Blinn College District livestock judging team continued its strong season, sweeping team and individual honors at the recent Dixie…
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WASHINGTON CO. VFDs AWARDED STATE GRANTS FOR EQUIPMENT, TRAINING
Four volunteer fire departments in Washington County were awarded a portion of $14 million in grant funding last week by…
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