Category: Bellville
**UPDATED** Austin County Continues Burn Ban Due to Severe Drought Conditions
Austin County has issued a burn ban starting September 23, 2024, due to severe drought conditions, prohibiting outdoor burning and activities involving combustible materials. Exceptions include controlled outdoor cooking and certain welding activities under strict safety guidelines. Violations of the ban are subject to a fine of up to $500.
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Austin County 2024 General Election Results
Results of the local 2024 county elections in Austin County, Texas.
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Bellville Dominates La Grange in Commanding 63-20 Victory
The Bellville Brahmas dominated La Grange with a resounding 63-20 victory, fueled by their relentless ground game and strong defensive performance. Bellville jumped to an early 21-0 lead and never looked back, racking up multiple rushing touchdowns throughout the game. With this commanding win, the Brahmas have firmly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with this season.
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Bellville Outlasts Sealy in Overtime Thriller, 35-28
Bellville edged out Sealy with a thrilling 35-28 overtime victory. The Brahmas’ defense shined with key interceptions, including a pick-six by A. Hutchinson, while Dd Murray led the offense with 115 rushing yards and a touchdown. With this win, Bellville has positioned itself as a top contender early in district competition.
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High-Speed Pursuit Ends in Crash Involving Bellville Police Officer
A high-speed pursuit on the morning of September 22, 2024, initiated by Sealy PD, ended with a crash involving a Bellville Police officer just south of Bellville. The suspect, believed to have intentionally struck the patrol car, was airlifted to a hospital, while the Bellville officer sustained minor injuries and was treated locally. The incident is still under investigation, with charges pending against the suspect.
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- Bellville News
**UPDATED** Austin County Continues Burn Ban Due to Severe Drought Conditions
Austin County has issued a burn ban starting September 23, 2024, due to severe drought conditions, prohibiting outdoor burning and activities involving combustible materials. Exceptions include controlled outdoor cooking and certain welding activities under strict safety guidelines. Violations of the ban are subject to a fine of up to $500.
