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Wimberley takes the Battle of Backbone in blowout win over Canyon Lake
, , , The Texans won a record sixth straight over the Canyon Hawks in the annual Battle of the Backbone as Wimberley won 46-0. Wimberley improved their series record over Canyon Lake at 14-3 while the Texans won their ninth straight season opening game. “Overall I was pleased,” Head Coach Doug Warren said. “Anytime you start the season off with a win it is a good thing. There were some areas that we needed to work on heading into [the game] and I thought we did a good job concentrating on those and taking them away from Canyon Lake.” A focus for...
Tenants at San Marcos apartment report moldy units and poor conditions
SAN MARCOS, Texas — Tenants at a San Marcos apartment complex say they're living in unsafe conditions, and management isn't doing much to help. At first glance, Kimberlyn Abbott says nothing seems off about her apartment at the Grove at San Marcos. But when you take a closer look, that's where concerns start to grow.
Opponent Q&A: The Wolverine’s Clayton Sayfie talks Texas vs. Michigan
To preview the Maize and Blue side of things, Inside Texas enlisted help from The Wolverine beat reporter Clayton Sayfie for insight on Michigan's strengths, weaknesses, week one matchup with Fresno State, and his final score prediction. The post Opponent Q&A: The Wolverine’s Clayton Sayfie talks Texas vs. Michigan appeared first on On3.
San Marcos takes steps toward new city hall, Hopkins St. redevelopment
San Marcos City Council meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact) The city of San Marcos is moving forward with its plans for building a new city hall by starting the appointment process for a steering committee for the project—called Hopkins Gateway Steering Committee—on Sept. 4.
Officials encourage voter participation in Austin, across Texas despite AG Ken Paxton push
Despite a spate of recent raids the Texas attorney general's office launched to suss out allegations of malicious voter registration efforts and the cumulative removal of more than 1 million names from the state's voter rolls in the past three years, elected Democratic officials and civil rights groups are reminding Texans that there is still time to register to vote in the November general election and to not be dissuaded from participating in democracy. ...
Challenges remain to finally connect all of Texas to broadband
The state is working toward making faster, more reliable internet service available to the estimated seven million Texans who still do not have access to broadband. Last year voters approved $1.5 billion to help push more projects forward, but challenges are still emerging despite more money becoming available.
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