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The San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site, operated by the Texas Historical Commission, will host a fun day of history and learning activities this coming Saturday. Staff and volunteer living historians will demonstrate the trades, crafts and jobs performed by residents of the historic town during its heyday between 1823 and 1836. The programs will be ideal for history-lovers and families looking for engaging and hands-on activities to share with children.

As a result of a narcotics investigation by the Westside (HIDTA) Narcotics Task Force, a search warrant resulted in the arrest of two suspects and the seizure of methamphetamine, MDMA, Xanax and cash.

As time runs out next week on the fourth special session, Gov. Greg Abbott said he will continue to fight for school choice, despite the Texas House once again decisively rejecting it when 21 Republicans largely from rural districts joined Democrats in stripping it from a $7.6 billion education bill. The Austin American- Statesman reported it is unclear what Abbott’s next move will be.

Melanie Johnson wants to help the vibrant Blinn College Foundation become even better. Johnson has joined the Foundation as its associate director, bringing almost two decades of fundraising experience.

With the weather finally starting to cool down and the fall season in full effect, conditions are perfect for families and friends alike to dive into nature and explore the world of camping. Whether you’re in Austin or Colorado County, there are plenty of options to choose from for going out and about and getting your feet dirty.

Brazos competed in the Regional UIL Congress Debate Meet today for the first time.

The Wallis City Council acted on several agenda items last Wednesday, Nov. 15, including approving the installation of automated license plate readers within Wallis. Council members approved authorizing city administrator David Moseley to enter a memorandum of understanding with the Texas Department of Transportation.