Public hearing to be held on Brazos Region G Water plan
A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, June 3, at 10 a.m., to take comment on the Initially Prepared Brazos G Regional Water Plan for 2021.
A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, June 3, at 10 a.m., to take comment on the Initially Prepared Brazos G Regional Water Plan for 2021.
AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton today issued a letter to Texas county judges and election officials, providing guidance that, under the Texas Election Code, Texans may not claim disability based on fears of contracting COVID-19 and receive a ballot to vote by mail in upcoming elections. Several county officials throughout the State, including the Harris County judge and clerk, are misleading the public about their ability to vote by mail, telling citizens that in light of COVID-19, anyone can claim a “disability” that makes them eligible for ballot by mail.
As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact the nation, our healthcare workers, first responders and essential workers are heroically keeping the nation afloat. But there’s one underlying constant, or force, if you will, that touches and protects us all. It’s the unsung hero: the forest.
After much deliberation at a two-hour meeting on Saturday, the Mexia Baseball and Softball Association (MBSA) voted to cancel its summer season due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
A family with a student in the First Methodist Pre-School waits with anticipation for a caravan of the school’s teachers to pass by and wave to them. Shown here, from left, are Ava Carter, 9, Phoenix Ricoy, 4, and Bonnie Reyes, the children’s grandmother. Dad, Richard Ricoy, was there but is not pictured. Story, Page 3. Photo by Roxanne Thompson/The Mexia News
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