**UPDATE** The courthouse has power restored but, phones and internet are down. Repair crews will not be able to get the issue fixed on the tower until the weather subsides due to additional possible lightning strikes. The earliest things are planned to be restored is on Monday, April 10, 2023. We will update this story as more information becomes available.
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The Austin County Courthouse in Texas was struck by lightning early this morning, causing a power outage that has affected the phones, electricity, and internet. This unexpected event has left the courthouse unable to provide the normal services it offers to the public, leaving many residents without access to important government services.
The courthouse is a historical landmark in the heart of Austin County, Texas. It serves as the hub for all government services and is a vital resource for the community. However, the sudden power outage has left the courthouse staff scrambling to restore power and get services back up and running.
The power outage has left the courthouse staff unable to provide many of the services that they normally offer to the public. The phones are down, making it impossible for residents to reach the courthouse for assistance or to make appointments. The internet is also down, which is causing issues for those who need to access online services.
The courthouse staff is working diligently to restore power and get services back up and running. However, in the meantime, they are advising residents that they may experience delays in receiving government services. They are also asking residents to be patient as they work to restore power and services.
