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Temple Foundation opens Boggy Slough clubhouse
T.L.L. Temple Foundation held a grand opening dedication for a new clubhouse at the Boggy Slough Conservation Area in Houston County.
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Annual HGH Janmashtami Contest Attracts 165 Youth and Children
Hindus of Greater Houston held its annual Janmashtami costume contest with 165 youth and children participating in the ISKCON cultural hall.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 12:00 AM |
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Longview fire, police departments see opposite sides of recruiting slump
Longview Fire faces fewer firefighter applicants while Longview Police reports zero vacancies after efforts like its police academy.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 12:15 AM |
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A&M Texarkana students complete campus composting project
Texas A&M University Texarkana students completed a campus composting site with partners and plan to use the compost for seasonal crops next semester.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 1:45 AM |
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26th annual festival at Tyler's Glass Rec features costumes, candy and community fun
Tyler’s Glass Recreation Center held its 26th annual Fall Family Fun Festival with Halloween activities, vendors, and free family events.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 6:30 AM |
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Community events listed for Oct. 31 and early November include a Diwali workshop, a heritage presentation, a college fair, and holiday fundraisers.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 8:00 AM |
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HopeLink Initiative: Youth Bringing Donor Awareness to Communities
A youth-led group called HopeLink holds registration drives to expand the stem-cell donor registry and connect underrepresented communities to donor matching.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 12:45 PM |
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Austin Film Festival Reveals Script And Film Competition Award Winners
Austin Film Festival names 2026 script and film competition winners and awards them at an Awards Luncheon in Austin.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 3:00 PM |
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'Find Your Yellow': Texas friends turn a domestic violence experience into a mission to help others
Two Texas domestic violence survivors launched Project Yellow to share resources and survivor stories after creating a “Yellow” safety-code song.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 4:45 PM |
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Joel Rhodes: the story behind Katy Station
A group called "Save Katy Station" seeks to preserve Columbia’s Katy Station, once an MKT Railroad depot, amid potential demolition plans.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 5:00 PM |
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Ye Faces Reliant Stadium Ban on Hate Symbols, Masks
Reliant Stadium will bar hate symbols and most masks at Ye’s Houston Halloween show while allowing staff to deny entry.
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●●●○○ | Oct 31, 7:30 PM |
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Diocese of El Paso hosts 29th annual Border Mass
The Diocese of El Paso hosted its 29th annual Border Mass.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 8:30 PM |
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Enjoying barbecue, music at Temple's Lunch at the Airport
Temple’s Lunch at the Airport at Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport featured barbecue and music as attendees stopped by for food.
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●○○○○ | Oct 31, 9:00 PM |
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E-Community Killeen hosted its eighth annual Trunk or Treat Harvest Fest in downtown Killeen with candy giveaways, vendors, and Halloween entertainment.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 9:30 PM |
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Día de los Muertos celebration brings parade, new river route to downtown Waco
Waco’s Día de los Muertos celebration returned downtown Saturday with a parade, a new Brazos River route, and an evening festival at Indian Spring Park.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 10:00 PM |
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Crawford antique tractor show adds Halloween twist with 'tract-or-treat'
The Waco Antique Farm Machinery Club held its first Crawford “tract-or-treat” at Tonkawa Falls alongside a fall tractor show and trick-or-treat activities.
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●○○○○ | Oct 31, 10:00 PM |
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The Daily News Press Run brings fun for the whole family to the streets of Galveston.
Galveston hosted the Daily News Press Run with 1K, 5K and 10K races, supporting the Newspapers in Education program.
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●●○○○ | Oct 31, 10:15 PM |
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Brazos Valley hosts Halloween festivities for everyone
Families across the Brazos Valley celebrated Halloween with a Trunk or Treat fundraiser in Bryan and a Spooky Carnival at the library.
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●○○○○ | Oct 31, 11:30 PM |
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Nacogdoches shelter dog adopted by Washington family
Bluebelle, a Nacogdoches Animal Shelter dog, was adopted by a Washington family after being at the shelter for 77 days.
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●○○○○ | Nov 1, 12:15 AM |
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Tens of thousands of people packed Austin’s 6th Street for Halloween as police prepared for 80,000 to 100,000 visitors and potential disturbances.
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●●●○○ | Nov 1, 1:00 AM |
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In the Garden with Grizzly: Your November Gardening Checklist for Central Texas
Grizzly’s Hidden Falls Nursery recommends a Central Texas tree-planting checklist for November and winter, citing cooler temperatures and seasonal rainfall.
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●○○○○ | Nov 1, 2:00 AM |
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BOB MAINDELLE: Understanding autumn turnover on our area lakes
A lakes fishing column explains how autumn cold fronts lead to turnover that improves fishing on area lakes.
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●○○○○ | Nov 1, 10:45 AM |
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Belton reader criticizes efforts to smear Arab Americans, Muslims
A Belton reader condemns efforts to smear Arab and Muslim Americans as unpatriotic and dangerous, citing examples from recent political rhetoric.
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●●○○○ | Nov 1, 10:45 AM |
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Run The Jewels To Perform As Part Of Grand Opening Of Austin's United Heritage Hall
Run the Jewels will perform at Austin’s United Heritage Hall grand opening on March 5-6, 2027, in a 4,000-capacity venue.
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●●○○○ | Nov 1, 3:00 PM |
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Life Recovery Center helps Killeen residents build financial stability, find community support
Life Recovery Center in Killeen provides free financial literacy, budgeting and tax help while connecting residents to community support services.
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Students celebrate Halloween at SAA Fall Fest
Ole Miss Student Activities Association held its annual Fall Fest on Tuesday, Oct. 27 with Halloween-themed activities, food, and games for students.
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After 41 years, Leona Clay still finds joy in serving city
Leona Clay, Harker Heights’ human resources director, reflects on four decades of municipal service.
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●●○○○ | Nov 1, 8:45 PM |
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Sundial sculpture illuminates Arlington's 150 years of history, growth
Arlington is adding a glass-and-steel sundial sculpture, Touched by Time, to celebrate its 150th anniversary in Founders Plaza.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 12:00 AM |
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Enjoy Fort Hood events through year's end | Editorial
Fort Hood will host multiple family and holiday events through year-end, including Cowboys 4 Heroes, Nature in Lights, tree lighting, and Trees for Troops.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 1:00 AM |
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Terry Moran to Rick Perry: Is Your 'Controversial' Campaign 'Denigrating' Non-Christians?
Terry Moran criticized Rick Perry's presidential campaign ads as potentially denigrating non-Christians and gay service members during an interview.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 1:30 AM |
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New livestock exhibitors go hog wild at 35th annual Holiday Classic in Belton
Belton's 35th annual Holiday Classic featured clinics teaching livestock management basics for new pig, sheep, goat, and cattle exhibitors.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 1:45 AM |
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Annual Brazos Valley Empty Bowls helps fight food insecurity
Hundreds attended the 21st annual Brazos Valley Empty Bowls event, raising support for the Brazos Valley Food Bank and food insecurity efforts.
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SFA azalea garden adds sculpture walk featuring student, faculty and local artists
SFA’s Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden added a sculpture walk in April featuring works by students, faculty, and local artists.
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Strength in numbers for Domestic Violence Awareness Day
The UH Dean of Students and Shasta’s Cones & More held an interactive event to raise awareness and connect students to resources for domestic violence.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 4:15 AM |
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Tarrant County advocates rallied after commissioners cut 92 early and Election Day polling locations before the 2026 midterms, raising access concerns.
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Advocates rally midterm voters after dozens of polling sites shut down in 'swing' Texas county
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Texas midterm elections 2026: Election Day arrives after record-breaking turnout during early voting period
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Record-Breaking Early Voting in Texas Sets Stage for High-Stakes Election Day
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54 million have voted early in 2026 midterms
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More than 7.7 million Texans voted early in 2026 election, surpassing 2018 record
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Advocates rally midterm voters after dozens of polling sites shut down in 'swing' Texas county
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Advocates rally midterm voters after dozens of polling sites shut down in 'swing' Texas county
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More than 7.7 million Texans voted early in 2026 election, surpassing 2018 record
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James Talarico, Gina Hinojosa host joint San Antonio rally as midterms approach
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James Talarico, Gina Hinojosa host joint San Antonio rally as midterms approach
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More than 7.7 million Texans voted early in 2026 election, surpassing 2018 record
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Week in Review: Killeen ISD reveals plan that may close more schools, Bell County residents continue to set early-voting record
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In-person early voting hits record pace for midterms
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Bell County 2026 midterms reaches second highest early voting turnout
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Heights reader says character should be big factor in election
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●●●●○ | Nov 2, 5:00 AM |
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Tyler Weinerfest 2026: Date, Location and Event Details
Tyler Weinerfest 2026 is scheduled for Nov. 14 at Pollard Park with wiener dog races, a king and queen contest, and vendors.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 5:45 AM |
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Indonesia & USA launch Houston shipwreck initiative
Indonesia and the U.S. launched a community-based program to protect the World War II wreck of the USS Houston off Java through mid-2028.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 6:15 AM |
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Santa’s Bake Shop returns to the Lillie Russell Memorial Library in Lindale with cookies, Santa photos, and live reindeer to benefit the library.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 6:45 AM |
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Honor walk and run set for Wednesday night in memory of Officer Sherman Benys
Kingsville’s Miles That Matter Run Club will hold an honor walk and run for Officer Sherman Benys on Nov. 4, marking five years since his death.
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●●●○○ | Nov 2, 6:45 AM |
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Brownwood Community Garden Report for October 2026
Brownwood’s community garden report describes how mid-October cold affected cucumber and squash production and how peppers rebounded.
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●○○○○ | Nov 2, 6:45 AM |
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teamLab Plans a Museum | Fundraiser for a Waco Brother | All-You-Can-Eat's Comeback
A roundup highlights cultural and art updates, including teamLab planning its first U.S. permanent museum opening in Southern California.
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●○○○○ | Nov 2, 9:15 AM |
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Texas Struggles To Pick An Official State Rock Song
A proposal suggests Texas adopt an official state rock song, while noting potential political issues with candidate tracks.
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●○○○○ | Nov 2, 9:30 AM |
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Armor of God Outreach in Killeen seeks to unite nonprofits to serve homeless residents, including a planned Nov. 5 grand opening for its thrift store.
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As Islamophobia ramps up in US midterms, Texas Muslims eye local stakes
Texas Muslim leaders say rising Islamophobia in the midterms is shaping local organizing and voter turnout across Houston area communities.
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Wreaths Across America Christmas ceremony at Greenleaf Cemetery Dec. 19
Greenleaf Cemetery in Brownwood will host a Wreaths Across America Christmas ceremony Dec. 19 to honor about 2,000 veterans.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 11:45 AM |
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The True Power Of Black Voters Lies In Down-Ballot Races
An article argues Black voters can influence outcomes through down-ballot races during the upcoming midterm elections.
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●○○○○ | Nov 2, 12:15 PM |
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Popular Killeen Dog Park Closing Temporarily This Month
Killeen will temporarily close Mickey’s Dog Park from Nov. 2 to Nov. 20 for annual upkeep and overseeding.
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●○○○○ | Nov 2, 1:15 PM |
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Killeen Residents Say "Enough" to Latest Business Boom
Killeen residents criticized new business developments, particularly the proliferation of car washes, and called for different types of growth.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 1:15 PM |
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Central Texas College will host the Nov. 13 Iron Horse Clay Shoot in Killeen to raise funds for the National Mounted Warrior Museum.
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Iron Horse Clay Shoot In Killeen Supports Mounted Warfare Museum
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Iron Horse Clay Shoot In Killeen Supports Mounted Warfare Museum
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Iron Horse Clay Shoot In Killeen Supports Mounted Warfare Museum
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Iron Horse Clay Shoot In Killeen Supports Mounted Warfare Museum
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Iron Horse Clay Shoot In Killeen Supports Mounted Warfare Museum
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Iron Horse Clay Shoot In Killeen Supports Mounted Warfare Museum
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What to do in New Braunfels in November 2026: Festivals, events and holiday fun
New Braunfels lists November 2026 events including Wurstfest, First Friday downtown, farmers market, and a Veterans Day parade.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 2:15 PM |
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Shoppers visiting the Galleria will now officially pay to park, starting Nov. 2.
The Galleria in Houston will begin charging for parking starting Nov. 2 across several garages with possible validation by some retailers.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 2:30 PM |
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Austin's CapMetro gives free rides on midterm Election Day
CapMetro will offer free rides on Austin transit services on Texas midterm Election Day.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 2:45 PM |
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SPCA Houston Howl-O-Ween Ball raises $1.2 million
SPCA Houston’s Howl-O-Ween Ball raised $1.2 million.
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Houston SPCA and Hill's Pet Nutrition help pets find homes
Houston SPCA and Hill’s Pet Nutrition partner to help pets find adoptive homes.
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Belton firefighters, police officers square off in second Battle of the Badges blood drive
Belton’s Fire Department and Police Department will compete in a second Battle of the Badges blood drive Tuesday at Walmart.
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Restaurant fundraiser for Cove High band set for Tuesday
A restaurant fundraiser for the Cove High band is scheduled for Tuesday to raise support for the program.
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Four NASA CHAPEA crew members returned to Earth after spending 378 days in a Mars-like habitat at Johnson Space Center.
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They spent more than a year inside a NASA hangar in Houston simulating life on Mars. Now, they're finally out
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NASA Crew Ends 378-Day Mars Simulation at Houston Habitat
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Researchers to study New World screwworm genetics to strengthen US response – Texas A&M Stories
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NASA's 378-day Mars simulation ends; the research questions remain on Earth
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World News: Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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They spent more than a year inside a NASA hangar in Houston simulating life on Mars. Now, they're finally out
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NASA Volunteers Emerge After 378 Days in Simulated Mars Mission
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Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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NASA's simulated Mars crew exits Houston habitat after 378 days · Digg
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simulated Mars mission: crew exits after 378 days isolated
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Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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NASA's CHAPEA Mars mission crew completes 378 days of isolation
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Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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Nasa Mars mission simulation crew ends 378 days in isolation
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NASA crew completes 378-day simulated Mars mission in Houston
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Nasa's simulated Mars mission: Crew emerges after 378 days in isolation
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Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
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They spent more than a year inside a NASA hangar in Houston simulating life on Mars. Now, they're finally out
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Need a ride to the polls? Waco Transit offering free Election Day rides
Waco Transit is offering free Election Day bus rides, Lyft discounts, and other help options for voters needing transportation to polls.
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●●○○○ | Nov 2, 5:00 PM |
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STHS in Edinburg plans to honor veterans with concert, community fair
South Texas Health System in Edinburg will host a Veterans Concert and Community Fair on Nov. 7 to honor veterans.
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Galveston police outreach program offers a helping hand to those in need
A Galveston police outreach program provides personal guidance to help people navigate access to available support services.
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Interactive: Need a ride to vote? Here's how to get to the polls
Ride discounts and free ride vouchers help voters reach polling places, including Lyft’s VOTE26 code and Hertz rental offer.
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Christ Church Welcomes New Rector: Rev. Mike Stone
Christ Church Coronado announced Rev. Mike Stone will begin serving as its new rector on January 1.
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Galveston launches homeless outreach team — here's how they're building trust on the island
Galveston Police launched the HOPE outreach team to build trust with unhoused residents and connect them to services and housing.
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No assigned reading, no forced small talk: inside Waco's Silent Book Club
Waco’s Silent Book Club meets monthly for low-pressure reading and optional conversation, drawing participants seeking offline connection.
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Be Remarkable: Brazos Valley photographer captures memories for student athletes, families
A Brazos Valley photographer, Tracy Gillett, is highlighted for her volunteer sports photography through Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers’ Be Remarkable program.
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●○○○○ | Nov 3, 2:30 AM |
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METRO offering free rides to the polls on Election Day
Houston-area METRO will offer free rides to and from polling locations on Election Day with voter ID shown at boarding.
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●●○○○ | Nov 3, 6:45 AM |
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Christmas At The Caverns celebrates the season above and below ground at Natural Bridge Caverns
Natural Bridge Caverns will host Christmas at the Caverns from December 5 through select nights through December 23, with events above and below ground.
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●●○○○ | Nov 3, 9:15 AM |
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The 39th annual Dallas Holiday Parade returns Saturday, December 5 at 8:30 a.m. in downtown Dallas with free viewing.
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●●○○○ | Nov 3, 9:15 AM |
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Multiple plays, musicals, and ballets are scheduled to open on Houston stages this month.
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CAIR projected record Muslim turnout for the 2026 midterms and urged voters to cast ballots by Nov. 3 while highlighting election coverage plans.
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Operation Fill the Boat toy drive returns to Granite Shoals
Operation Fill the Boat returns in Granite Shoals with unwrapped toy donations accepted through Nov. 30 at the police department and fire rescue.
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Wichita Falls veterans honored with Quilts of Valor
Veterans in Wichita Falls were recognized at Hospice with handmade Quilts of Valor celebrating military service.
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Dad Will Spend 19 Months in the Nursing Home on Medicaid and Die in March. The House Will Sell for $214,000 in August, the State's Claim Will Be $139,000, and the Three Kids Will Keep $25,000 Each
A Medicaid estate-recovery example describes how a Texas nursing-home resident’s $214,000 house could result in about $25,000 payouts to heirs.
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SA, Texas perpetrate historical segregation
A San Antonio-focused essay argues historical and current zoning and housing policies perpetuate segregation and drive displacement through gentrification.
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Lakewood Methodist Church members packaged 12,096 meals for Houston’s Rise Against Hunger effort as food insecurity remains high.
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS RISE AGAINST HUNGER AND PACKAGE 12,096 MEALS
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●●○○○ | Nov 3, 7:00 PM |
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Houston mural honors six women who helped shape the city
A new Montrose mural celebrates six influential women associated with Houston, commissioned for The Women’s Home.
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West Texas Mortgage Bankers Association donates $23,000 to Food 2 Kids
The West Texas Mortgage Bankers Association donated $23,000 to Food 2 Kids to provide weekend meals in South Plains schools.
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●●○○○ | Nov 3, 8:15 PM |
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Annual Community Thanksgiving lunch to be hosted at Howard Payne University
Howard Payne University will host a free Community Thanksgiving Feast Thursday, Nov. 26, with meal deliveries available in Brownwood and Early.
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●●○○○ | Nov 3, 8:45 PM |
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Center for Transforming Lives earns Program of the Year from National Women's Shelter Network
Center for Transforming Lives in Fort Worth received Program of the Year from the National Women’s Shelter Network for its Riverside Campus.
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Guest commentary: Galveston's Black community wants to know who controls Juneteenth museum
A Galveston Juneteenth advocate questions who controls a proposed Juneteenth museum, alleging unfair and nontransparent handling.
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Rancho Alegre Launches Online Auction to Support Conjunto Music Preservation and Free Community Even | Tejano 1600
Austin nonprofit Rancho Alegre launched an online auction running through Nov. 6, 2026 to support Conjunto music preservation.
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A commentary argues Trump and Elon Musk's dismantling of USAID reduced malaria-fighting programs while many voters stayed indifferent.
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Indian Film Festival of Houston Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary
The Indian Film Festival of Houston marks its 15th anniversary with multiple film premieres and special events at the Brown Theater.
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COMMUNITY DIGEST: Nov. 4, 2026
A community digest lists upcoming local events and deadlines including college fairs, veteran brunches, fundraisers, and concerts.
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Texas Struggles To Pick An Official State Rock Song
A writer argues Texas should adopt an official state rock song and weighs potential candidates and political sensitivities.
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●○○○○ | Nov 4, 12:00 PM |
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Can Your HOA Fine You for a Dead Tree You Can't Afford to Remove?
An HOA may fine homeowners over dead trees, but enforcement depends on CC&Rs, state law, and whether the tree poses a safety hazard.
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Temple voters reject $15M bond proposal for new Sammons Community Center
Temple voters rejected a $15 million bond proposal to replace the aging Sammons Community Center, prompting the city to consider alternate options.
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Former Horseshoe Bay Mayor Steve Jordan dies at 87
Former Horseshoe Bay Mayor Steve Jordan died at 87, with a memorial service scheduled Nov. 14 and honors planned by the city.
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●○○○○ | Nov 4, 3:45 PM |
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Army Veteran's Iraq War Videos Reunite Him With Iraqis
Army veteran Corby Vinson reunited with Iraqis from his deployment after posting digitized war videos online, including a new message from a child later grown up.
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Could 2026 Be the Year Killeen Finally Gets the Costco It Needs?
A Killeen proposal argues Costco should open in 2026 to give residents a bulk shopping option closer than Georgetown or Pflugerville.
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KWTX’s Food For Families one-day food drive returns Nov. 20, 2026 with drop sites across multiple Central Texas counties.
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Food For Families 2026: Feeding Central Texas Together
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Waco’s Mars factory marked its 50th anniversary after opening in 1976 at 1001 Texas Central Parkway.
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Waco's Mars Factory Hits an Unbelievable 50-Year Landmark
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Waco's Mars Factory Hits an Unbelievable 50-Year Landmark
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Waco's Mars Factory Hits an Unbelievable 50-Year Landmark
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Waco's Mars Factory Hits an Unbelievable 50-Year Landmark
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Waco's Mars Factory Hits an Unbelievable 50-Year Landmark
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Mars factory in Waco marks 50 years of making Starburst, Snickers, and Skittles
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'Donkey King' opens first donkey hospital in US in North Texas
A North Texas “Donkey King” opened the first donkey hospital in the U.S., providing veterinary care for donkeys.
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Rethinking incarceration in Maria Gaspar's project "Disappearance Jail Texas"
Maria Gaspar’s “Disappearance Jail Texas” punch party at the Blaffer Art Museum invited participants to imagine replacing carceral facilities.
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Living Legacy Program donations didn't show for Harker Heights Arbor Day
Harker Heights postponed Arbor Day tree plantings after Living Legacy donations failed to arrive for the Tuesday event at Carl Levin Park.
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Young Latino voters showed up in record numbers in Harris County. Here's what motivated them
In Harris County, young Latino voter turnout more than tripled from 2018, driven largely by immigration concerns and rising living costs.
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Tulsa Zoo welcomes three new Asian elephants from Houston
Tulsa Zoo welcomed three new female Asian elephants from Houston—Shanti, Joy, and Kirby—raising its herd to 10.
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Free Veterans Day Meal In Abilene Set For November 7
Taylor County will host a free Veterans Day meal in Abilene on November 7 from noon to 2 p.m.
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Nacogdoches Scout Troop 107 collected non-perishable food donations for veterans with Hunger Free Nac Sin Hambre ahead of a Veterans Day parade.
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77th Annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade | Downtown Houston
Houston’s 77th H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade is scheduled for Nov. 26, 2026 from 9 a.m. in downtown Houston.
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