Hays County Director of Public Health Tammy Crumley called the current COVID-19 vaccine rollout “frustrating” during a Facebook Live event Friday.
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Texas State Rep. Erin Zwiener expects COVID-19 vaccine distribution, education, healthcare and social services funding to be the main focus and biggest challenges facing the 87th legislative session.
We at KZSM.org are beginning our fourth year of live-streaming programming. Our family of volunteers gives their time, thought, and talent to keep up our mission to educate, engage, enlighten, and entertain. We come from all backgrounds, and range in age from twenties to seventies. Together we laugh, learn, and serve the community. We always have more ideas than we can carry out, so we hope you’ll consider joining us. Given the many tasks that make up broadcasting, you’ll be sure to find a place and an activity that suits you.
Columnist’s Note: My journey this week has returned to my friend, Paul Buntyn, Pastor Emeritus of Abundant Life Christian Church, San Marcos, Texas. I asked him to share his thought in this week’s column.
Following a year of early record successes in art shows and community cultural celebrations, the Price Center’s Arts Committee has set an aggressive calendar of events and activities for 2021, including the return of an all-women’s art show and more interactive collaborative community art projects. An effort to include more cultural and heritage displays and observations has also already begun.
KMFA 89.5, Austin’s listener-supported classical music station, announces the full schedule for “Live from the Draylen Mason,” a Grand Opening Celebration, Jan. 29 – 31. “Live from the Draylen Mason” events will include three days of streaming programming by locally and nationally acclaimed artists. Tickets are available at kmfa.org/live.
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The Department of Theatre and Dance at Texas State will offer a full schedule of virtual performances for the spring 2021 semester.
Know your local snakes. Photo by Metro Graphics
I have a healthy respect for snakes. I know they sometimes provide a beneficial service in rodent control, but I still have a hard time really liking them. Especially the poisonous types.
Kids and grandkids alike will love these homemade star-shaped delights. Photo by Metro Creative
What would winter be without platters full of homemade cookies? It’s that time of year for pulling out favorite recipes and filling the house with delicious aromas and delectable treats. This recipe for “Stareos” from “Classic Stars Desserts” (Chronicle Books) by Emily Luchetti adds a gourmet spin to a popular chocolate sandwich cookie.
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