Texas political shifts amid court redistricting ruling
In Austin the Supreme Court refused to overturn federal redistricting plans, pitting Democrats against Republicans over Senate and House majorities. The ruling shapes Super Tuesday primaries, ethics debates, and a reform push as Texas confronts prison policy, casino rumors, and new campaign finance scrutiny while several incumbents retire or run in changed districts.
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Big Dog Finds a Home Under Pecans in Hill Country
A描 vivid reminiscence recalls moving to a new Hill Country house, the lack of grass around a sill, and a yellow lab named Big Dog who wandered freely before becoming a cherished companion. The storyteller reflects on electricity from PEC and a peaceful, carless era as the dog settled in.
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Dog That Chosen Family Bond Over Winter’s Cold
A country dog with a dirty coat and fear of indoors refuses a dog house. After a cold November storm, the owners bring him inside. He sleeps at the foot of their bed for eleven years, proving dogs need warmth and a home despite worries of damage.
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Meeting set for R R 12 land owners
The Texas Department of Transportation will hold a meeting in the dining hall of the San Marcos Baptist Academy off Ranch Road 12 west of San Marcos for all owners of property with frontage along Ranch Road 12 from the San Marcos city limits west to the Blanco River south of Wimberley. Owners should have received notification from the Department of Transportation already, but if you own property fronting on Ranch Road 12 between San Marcos and Wimberley and have not received notification, please call Hays County at 392-2521 and plan to attend the meeting.
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Obituaries and community notices from Wimberley area
Obituaries note the deaths of James Fleming and Arthur E. Smith Sr both of Wimberley, with service details, burial locations, and surviving relatives. The issue lists civic groups and clubs including art league meetings, fire department schedules, volunteer fire district board dates, and various community support programs and gatherings in Wimberley and nearby locales.
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