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First Edition Bookstore on Avenue D to hold grand opening
Located at the corner of Avenue D and Main Street, in one of the former Ledger Furniture storefronts, First Edition Bookstore opens its doors each day to customers, offering a book for just about anyone and everyone. Owner Mario Vasquez opened the doors to First Edition at the end of...
Copperas Cove Chamber of Commerce celebrates building renovation and mural
The Copperas Cove Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau joins other organizations and locations around town as home to a mural depicting a piece of Copperas Cove’s history following the unveiling of the Rabbit Fest mural inside the chamber building Friday evening. The Chamber of Commerce welcomed Chamber members...
Georgetown City Council considers raising rates for utility customers with high water usage
The study shows that major issues will arise if the city maintains its current water utility rates. (Parks Kugle/Community Impact) In the continued effort to balance the rising cost of essential services with rapid growth and sharply rising demand, Georgetown city officials presented an update on the Georgetown Water and Sewer Rate Study during the July 27 City Council workshop.
Austin police seek person of interest in hit-and-run that injured elderly victim
The Austin Police Department is seeking the public's help to locate a person of interest in connection with a hit-and-run crash that seriously injured an elderly victim last September. Authorities identified Nilson Isaac Perez Gomez, a 20-year-old Hispanic male, as a person of interest who may have information about the...
Local massage parlor closed due to suspected human trafficking
SAN ANTONIO - A massage parlor has been ordered to close after being suspected of human trafficking. The parlor, San Massage Spa, was issued a six-month emergency closure order by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation effective July 22, 2024. During an inspection last month, inspectors found employees wearing...
Expert issues warning after wildlife encounters increase amid urban expansion: 'Always leave them alone'
In addition to making life more difficult for native animals, urban sprawl can lead to air and water pollution and deforestation. San Antonio's rapid urban expansion is making encounters with wild fauna more frequent in the city, according to one wildlife expert. What's happening?. Animals like deer, bobcats, and raccoons...
Gold Burger Diner brings retro dining experience to downtown Georgetown
Gold Burger Diner opened to customers in Georgetown in mid July. (Chloe Young/Community Impact) Retro burger joint Gold Burger Diner opened at the Georgetown Square in mid-July. What’s on the menu. The diner serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, including burgers and southern classics like liver and onions and chicken...
The importance of sports physicals for student athletes
Although summer is still in full swing, medical experts are reminding parents to schedule back-to-school sports physicals for their student athletes ahead of the start of the school year. Dr. Jantzen Matli, a family medicine physician with Coryell Health, explains the purpose of sports physicals and why they are essential...
Gatesville Lions Club awards scholarships to local students
The Gatesville Lions Club recently held its weekly meeting at the Junction on Route 36 where they awarded four Gatesville High School students with scholarships. The recipients were recognized for their achievements throughout this past school year, while each received a $2,000 scholarship to help further their education. Lane Kinsey...
Local schools announce meet the teacher/principal events
To prepare for the upcoming school year, students and parents will attend Meet the Teacher and Meet the Principal events. During this time, students will be able to pick up their schedules, meet their teachers/principals, see their classroom, and tour their designated school. Gatesville Primary School. Gatesville Primary School, located...
GHS volleyball to host alumni game Aug. 10
Gatesville High School has announced that an alumni game for volleyball will be hosted on Saturday, Aug. 10. The alumni game will begin at 11 a.m. in the Sydney L. Pruitt Gymnasium. Participation in the game is open to all past Gatesville High School volleyball players. The community is welcome...
Flag football & volleyball registration now open
The City of Gatesville’s Parks and Recreation department has announced that registration is now open for city league flag football and volleyball. Flag football will have games every Monday and Tuesday from Oct. 7 through Nov. 16. The age divisions include five years old and kindergarten, first and second grade, third and fourth grade, and fifth and sixth grade.
ALERT: This Predator’s Population Is Growing In The State Of Texas
There are many animals in the state of Texas. Not all of them however are friendly towards humans. Here's what is known about one dangerous animal that has shown massive growth in Texas waters. One Animal In Texas Showing Big Growth. As revealed by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Professor Philip...
Texas Is The Number One Worst State For Weather Related Power Outages
The Texas power grid is something that all residents worry about. When the power goes out, many things are lost. Lights are unable to be turned on, and depending on the the time of day, individuals may not be able to see for an extended period of time. Many reasons can be the cause for the power to disappear.
BEWARE: The Most DANGEROUS Woman In Texas Still On The Run And ARMED
The most dangerous person in Texas is not someone you would think it would be. When you think of some being DANGEROUS you think maybe some big guy with a mean demeanor. But no, the most dangerous person in Texas is a vibrant, lucky woman named Margaret Smith. WHAT MAKES...
Millions of Texans Have Been Asked to Stop Driving Their Cars
Our personal health is a concern for us and many others in Texas. To help improve our health, we'll exercise, we'll eat the right foods, some may even wear a mask when outside (don't laugh at those who do, they have their reasons). One reason some may wear a mask outside has nothing to do protecting themselves from an invisible virus but has everything to do with the quality of the air they breathe. That's why millions of Texans have been asked to stop driving their cars unnecessarily.
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