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Austin County ESD No. 2 Junior Firefighters Kick Off ‘Project Cool’ To Help Seniors With No Working A/C

The scorching Texas summer is no match for the Austin County ESD No. 2 Junior Firefighters Program as they launch 'Project Cool,' an initiative to collect fans for those in need. Community members can contribute by donating 20-inch box fans in new or like-new condition at Sealy Fire Station 1 until May 31, 2024. Join in the effort to ensure a safer and more comfortable summer for everyone in the community.

Texas to Reimburse Landowners For Damages Caused By Border Property Crime

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton unveils a program offering reimbursement to borderland landowners for damages incurred from migrant-related incidents, blaming the Biden administration for lax border policies. Landowners can claim up to $75,000 for damage caused by migrants, smugglers, and traffickers, with a requirement of filing within 90 days of the incident. The initiative, funded by $18 million allocated by the state legislature, aims to alleviate the financial burden on landowners affected by border security challenges.

Texas Victory: Federal Judge Rules $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill Unconstitutional, Backs Ken Paxton’s Challenge [VIDEO]

In a significant legal win for Texas and Attorney General Ken Paxton, a federal judge has declared the $1.7 trillion government funding bill passed in December 2022 unconstitutional. The ruling stems from the House of Representatives' use of proxy voting, which allowed members to vote without being physically present. This decision could pave the way for other states to challenge aspects of the spending bill.

German Farmers and Truckers Protest Against Government’s ‘Green’ Plan to End Diesel Tax Breaks [VIDEO]

In a massive demonstration in Berlin, German farmers, truck drivers, and agricultural workers gathered to protest the government's 'green' plan to end tax breaks on diesel fuel. Finance Minister Christian Lindner informed the protesting farmers that the country has run out of money for further subsidies. Despite the government's justification of the cuts as 'required,' the farmers continue to demand a better solution to the government's 'green' plan that will not leave them financially strained.

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Texas to Reimburse Landowners For Damages Caused By Border Property Crime

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton unveils a program offering reimbursement to borderland landowners for damages incurred from migrant-related incidents, blaming the Biden administration for lax border policies. Landowners can claim up to $75,000 for damage caused by migrants, smugglers, and traffickers, with a requirement of filing within 90 days of the incident. The initiative, funded by $18 million allocated by the state legislature, aims to alleviate the financial burden on landowners affected by border security challenges.

Mosquito Season: How To Control And Prevent Bites

Get expert advice from a Texas A&M AgriLife entomologist on tackling mosquito season in Texas. Discover key insights on controlling mosquito populations amidst changing environmental conditions and learn effective strategies to protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites and potential diseases. Stay ahead of the buzz and bite with valuable tips for managing mosquitoes during the season.

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Grilling Season Kicks Off With High But Stable Meat Prices

Get the scoop on the Summer 2024 Meat Prices report by Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Economics experts, revealing expected price shifts for beef, pork, and poultry during grilling season. Anticipate slight increases in beef and pork offerings like ground beef and pork chops, while chicken cuts such as boneless breasts are projected to see a decrease in costs. Stay informed on how market dynamics and production challenges influence consumer prices for summer cookouts.

Emerald Ash Borer Moves South

The invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been confirmed in Grayson, Hill, Hood, McLennan, and Palo Pinto counties in Texas, posing a significant threat to ash trees across the state. Texas A&M Forest Service is intensifying monitoring efforts and implementing quarantines to curb the spread of this destructive pest, emphasizing the importance of early detection and community collaboration in combating its impact. Residents are urged to report any sightings or signs of EAB infestation to help protect the state's valuable ash tree population.

Two Political Consultants Plead Guilty In Henry Cuellar Bribery Case

Political consultants Rendon and Strother have pleaded guilty to laundering bribes totaling over $200,000 for Congressman Henry Cuellar, implicating him in a scheme involving a Mexican bank and Azerbaijani interests. The scandal alleges Cuellar accepted almost $600,000 in bribes, using the funds for personal expenses including a custom gown, while also allegedly pushing favorable policies for the involved parties in Congress. As the investigation unfolds, Cuellar maintains his innocence amidst mounting legal and political challenges.

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No. 8 Blinn to host Rival San Jacinto-North In Region XIV Super Regional

Blinn College's baseball team gears up to clash with San Jacinto College-North in the Region XIV Super Regional, marking the culmination of their rivalry this season. With a berth in the prestigious NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series at stake, the Buccaneers and the Ravens prepare for an intense showdown at Leroy Dreyer Field in Brenham, Texas. Head Coach Dusty Hart anticipates a fiercely competitive series as both teams vie to advance on the road to Grand Junction.

Bellville High School Track Team Shines at District Meet

The Bellville High School track team excelled at the district meet, with several athletes and relay teams qualifying for the Area meet. Led by standout performances from DJ Sanders, Zamarion Thomas, and Allyson Skeen, the Brahma and Brahmanette athletes showcased their talent and determination on the track and in the field. They now look ahead to the upcoming meet, aiming to continue their success and advance further in the competition.

Brazos High School FFA Dairy Cattle Teams Excel at San Antonio Livestock Show

Brazos High School FFA Dairy Cattle teams shined at the San Antonio Livestock Show, securing impressive rankings amidst tough competition. Led by dedicated members the teams showcased their expertise in dairy cattle handling, grooming, and knowledge. Their outstanding performance highlights the school's commitment to agricultural education and excellence in livestock competitions.

Faith Academy Knights Varsity Basketball Split Games, Look Forward to Final Regular Season Matchup and Regional Tournament

The Varsity Knights had a mixed week, securing a solid win against Still Creek Christian with a score of 45-34 but falling short to Flatonia at 59-31. Players of the week were Josh Stark and Everett Yates for their outstanding contributions on the court. The Knights look forward to their final regular-season game against Shiner on February 13th before heading to the TAIAO Regional Basketball Tournament in Round Rock on February 15th and 16th.

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