As part of a community wide effort to address issues that go beyond but also include policing, prisons and the state of punishment laws in Texas, organizers are calling on the public to attend a special evening event.
Ascension Texas recently announced new leaders at Ascension Seton Hays.
Perhaps you have heard of WKRP in Cincinnati? If you haven’t, it is a sitcom from the 1970s. It was based on an eclectic group of characters who worked on a fictional radio station in, you got it, Cincinnati.
Reading has many positive health benefits, which is why resolving to read more can be beneficial.
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Books transport people to different times, provide a sense of escapism and introduce readers to different schools of thought. Individuals may read for pleasure and/or to expand their intellectual horizons.
Members of the San Marcos High School Rattlers Marching Band don't seem to mind the heat as they practice in advance of a new school year, athletic events and band competitions.
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Marching into Fall
Rajesh Miranda had never heard of Texas A&M University and couldn’t place it on a map when he “kind of flew in blind” from New York for a job interview 28 years ago.
Hays County Commissioners unanimously approved a new position for the district clerk's office, due in part to the office needing to meet reconciliation duties in a timely fashion.
The estate of Joshua Wright, a man who court documents state was experiencing a mental health crisis at the time of his death in December 2022, have filed a civil lawsuit in federal court that seeks maximum compensatory and punitive damages.
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