The Science Mill is focused on one thing: inspiring students to see themselves in a future STEM workforce. In this strange “in-between” time, new realities call for creative solutions. The Science Mill is bringing the wonder and excitement of a science museum to you, allowing you to explore the museum in a totally new way during this 4-day fundraising event.
The Science Mill’s annual benefit, Navigating the In-Between: The Future of Science, is a virtual experience that invites you to ...
Texas’ first- and third-largest cities could be in daily commuting distance from each other via the high-speed Texas Central Railroad.
Proponents of the proposed bullet train hailed two historic milestones last week: The Federal Railroad Administration released its rules of the road for the project and approved the environmental review and route for the track between Houston and Dallas.
Commuters would be able to travel the 240-mile route in less than 90 minutes on the Japanese-built ...
Johnson City’s volunteer wheelchair ramp builders came out of their isolation, imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, to return to work on ramps for recipients who had been waiting since last winter for easier access to their homes.
The first job was for a couple near Twin Sisters, south of Blanco, who had been promised a free ramp last winter, but whose job had to go on the shelf when the coronavirus closed down most team projects.
The North Blanco County ESD-1 held a regular meeting on September 21, 2020 via telephone conference call. President David O’Bannon called the meeting to order at 7 p.m., and a quorum was established with all commissioners present. There were no citizen comments.
The minutes from the August 17 regular meeting were approved as written with motion from Commissioner Kirk McElhinney.
JCISD Superintendent Richard Kolek notified parents on Sunday of three reported positive tests for COVID-19 on the LBJHS Campus.
In the release, he outlined procedures the District developed under the guidance of the Texas Education Agency to address such issues.
Kolek stated: “We are working closely with the local health department on this matter.
Meals on Wheels Rural Capital Area serves meals to persons who are 60 years of age and older and their spouses in a congregate and homebound setting. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, congregate meals have ceased, but homebound delivery continues.
Meals on Wheels and the Blanco County Community Resource Center (CRC) have partnered to provide a new program to distribute frozen and shelf stable meals from the CRC.
The Texas Election Code determines the last day to register to vote in an election in Texas. In order to be eligible to cast a ballot in the 2020 General Election scheduled for Tuesday, November 3rd, a citizen must be registered on or before Monday, October 5. The League of Women Voters of the Hill Country Texas urges all citizens to take time to register to vote, to update personal details on voter registration information if needed (name and/or address) or to simply check the status of pers ...
FREDERICKSBURG— Hill Country Memorial is “back in business” for many types of health screenings and elective surgery, according to James Partin, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Hill Country Memorial.
“We are trying to take care of everything we can,” Partin said. “We are watching closely what happens in the county regarding COVID-19.
COLLEGE STATION–Texas’ housing market slowed in August after a surge of pent-up demand inflated sales numbers the previous month.
“Sales activity is no longer catching up from the economic shutdown that hindered the showing of homes and closings at the beginning of the spring buying season,” said Dr. James Gaines, chief economist for the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.
“Existing homes sold through Texas Multiple Listing Services peaked in July as the economic consequ ...
When many of us read this we will getting ready for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas with family and friends. We have been discussing Alzheimer’s and the Holidays in the previous weeks. Today let’s talk about decorations.
Everyone who has Alzheimer’s or Dementia is different and is at a different point of the Disease process.
