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County cow clinic set for Friday

2 months ago By News Staff

Join us for the Austin County Cow-Calf Clinic on Friday, March 20, at Four County Auction Center located at 15900 TX HWY 159, Industry. Program registration will begin at 7:30 a.m., with presentations from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

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On the Scene in Sealy — March 18, 2026

2 months ago By News Staff

Wednesday, March 18 | 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Faith Academy of Bellville, 12177 TX-36 | Bellville Appointments preferred but walk-ins welcome. Donors will receive a mag-safe Apple/Android power bank and an A1C screening.

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Living last supper returns to BMC

2 months ago By News Staff

Mark your calendars. The Living Last Supper will be presented on Maundy Thursday, April 2 at Bellville Methodist Church, 234 South Masonic Street.

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GLENDA MILLER HILLBOLDT

2 months ago By News Staff

GLENDA MILLER HILLBOLDT Glenda Miller Hillboldt, beloved wife, mom, Grandma, sister, aunt, and friend, peacefully went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026 at the age of 89.

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Sealy discusses Liedertafel

2 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sealy City Council discussed updates to a potential historical designation for Liedertafel Hall and the creation of an ordinance for electric bicycles and scooters during its meeting, Tuesday, March 3.

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Activists seek recognition for King in community

2 months ago By Jimmy Galvan

A pair of local activists have promised to appear before the Bellville city Council Thursday, March 17 to address what they believe is a racial motivated issue in the city. Hershal Walker and Rev.

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Texas Monthly essayist illuminates the interplay of public memory and personal identity

2 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Texas Monthly journalist and essayist Steve Harrigan will encourage readers to confront their memories and beliefs about themselves and history in conversation about his new essay collection “An Anchor in the Sea of Time,” during an author visit, Thursday, March 19, from 6–7 p.m. at The Story Peddler.

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County follows state’s lead in primary election results

2 months ago By Staff Reports

The unofficial results from the March primary election showed that Austin County voters followed along with the state’s lead on a majority of the state-wide races Looking at the unofficial results, numbers showed: In the race for Rep. U.S. Representative District 27, Mike Cloud received 2,637 votes to Chris Hatley’s 1,469 votes In the highly contested attorney general’s race, Austin County votes favored Mayes Middleton with 1,548 votes to Chip Roy’s 1,442 votes and Aaron Reitz’ 1,058 votes.

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