Buccaneers Roll Past Victoria For Fourth Consecutive Region XIV Victory
Strong defense and a relentless offense led to a fourth consecutive Region XIV victory for the Blinn College men’s basketball team Wednesday.
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Month: January 2023
Sealy Tiger Boys Golf Team Shines at Augusta Pines Tournament, Set for Pecan Lakes Challenge Next
The Sealy Tiger Boys Golf Team impresses at Augusta Pines tournament, with strong performances from Ethan Doyle and Garret Nedd, as they gear up for the Pecan Lakes challenge.
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Industry, Texas Store Disturbance Results in Arrest And Questions [VIDEO]
On January 15, 2023, at around 7:05 pm, the Austin County Sheriff’s Department was called to the Lindemann Store in Industry, Texas to investigate a disturbance that was in progress. During the course of the investigation, one person was arrested at the scene. Currently, all of the statements, videos, body-worn camera footage, and evidence collected has been forwarded to the Austin County District Attorney for consideration of potential charges against various individuals.
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Bellville ISD Board of Trustees and Leaders Take a Hands-On Approach to Supporting Student Success
Bellville ISD Board of Trustees and leaders visited each school in the district to gain a firsthand understanding of the learning taking place and identify ways to support and guide the success of all students.
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Texas Legislature’s State Budget Proposals Leave More Than $50 Billion In State Funds Up For Grabs
The preliminary budgets by House and Senate call for $130.1 billion in state spending over two years, even though tens of billions more are available to them. The bills do not bust state or constitutional spending limits.
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