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The chief of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas told state lawmakers recently that the state’s power demand could nearly double in just six years. The reasons: population growth, new requests for grid connections, and a rise in requests from data centers and other heavy users.
Read moreSmall town cafes have long been a place for law enforcement officers to gather-up, discuss current events and get some grub.
Read moreMedina’s Faith and Freedom Club met on June 10th to celebrate Flag Day.
Read moreSheriff Dan Butts released a statement Monday thanking the community and his county staff following his runoff defeat in the Bandera County Republican primary runoff on May 28.
Read moreAt the June 13 regular meeting of the Commissioner’s Court, Commissioner Jack Moseley announced that the Bandera County Historical Commission (BCHC) was awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the Texas Historical Commission (THC) for their accomplishments during the 2023 year of service.
Read moreFollowing a request from the mayor that council reconsider the recently approved noise and food ordinance policies, the council voted to adopt the ordinances again with some changes.
Read moreThe public is invited to attend a talk sponsored by the Hill Country Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists in Kerrville Monday, June 24 at 7:00 p.m.
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