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July 27, 2017 Issue

re present at July 25’s Court Session in which they imposed a burn ban and discussed ongoing budget concerns for next fiscal year. General Business Despite not being in drought conditions, Commissioners decided to enact a burn ban for two weeks, to be reconsidered at the next Commissioners’ Court. Commissioner Weir expressed his concern that despite not being in drought conditions the high heat and dry environment does present a fire danger. After approving the minutes and monthly ...
The 30 Waco teenagers and adults hadn’t planned to visit Johnson City — just pass through on their way home from Alta Fria church camp at Leakey — but then their bus conked out just west of the city. That was Friday afternoon, with the temperature bumping a hundred. The driver tried to fix the engine as the kids waited on the bus without air conditioning. Then a passerby tried to fix it as the kids waited on the bus without a bathroom. Then a mechanic tried to fix it as the kids ...
On Sat., Aug. 5 from 10 a.m.-noon Hill Country Memorial and the Wesley Nurse at the First United Methodist Church of Johnson City will host the 2nd Annual Back to School Fair in the church’s fellowship hall (105 N. LBJ Dr.). This year, the fair will provide: Haircuts Car booster seats Free vision screenings Toothbrushes & toothpaste Backpacks with basic school supplies More than 100 children and families need help preparing for the school year in Johnson City, and Hill Country ...
SOMETIMES PEOPLE DON’T LIKE ME. As a pastor I try to be winsome, gracious, friendly and understanding, but on occasion it’s not enough; some will not like what I have to say when it comes to talking about the full message of Christianity, so they don’t like me. Fine. Kill the messenger.
We have started a series of discussions, nutrition for the elderly, and last week’s focus was healthy foods and the importance of consuming enough goods to stay healthy. This week, I would like to focus on the importance of proper hydration. Common symptoms of dehydration to look for are: redness of the face and arms, increased confusion and/or heart rate, and decreased blood pressure. Here are some preventative tips and best practices, I have acquired over my thirty years of experience ...
Veteran Services is dedicated to improving the lives of our Veterans and their families from all branches of service, and no matter the discharge status. They serve within a 19 county area in the Texas Hill Country which includes Blanco County, wanting to ensure that all service members, Veterans, and their family members are made aware of the resources available to support and care for them as well as their families. Veteran Services offers assistance with identifying and using community r ...
Polo has a reputation as an obscure sport played by highfalutin Easterners with time on their hands. Many Texans, myself included, have never seen a polo game and don’t know a chukka from a tail shot. And yet a unique set of circumstances made polo, for a time, a popular sport in Fredericksburg and the Texas Hill Country. Polo began in the Middle East and spread to Europe in the 19th Century.
The Albert Community Club will hold its annual barbecue and fundraiser on Saturday, July 29, 2017 at the Williams Creek School Building in Albert, Texas. Gates will open at 4:00 for drinks and socializing. Musical entertainment will be by Waylon Garcia. Pork barbecue with all the trimmings will be served starting at 6:30.
Now in its 2nd year, Taste of the Hill Country brings together over 20 of the Highland Lakes area top chefs and restaurants to benefit the performing arts programs at the Hill Country Community Theatre. Sample signature dishes from the area’s finest restaurants all in one place. Whether you’re a well-dined gourmand, a new-found food lover, or simply looking for a good time with friends, there’s something for everyone at Taste of the Hill Country!
For the fourth consecutive year Hill Country Memorial has been recognized by Women’s Choice Award as an America’s Best Hospital for Obstetrics and as one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Patient Experience. “We are honored to receive these recognitions for our obstetric care and overall patient experience yet again,” said HCM CEO Jayne Pope.

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