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• 2012-14 UIL Reclassification & Realignment Information
  The University Interscholastic League released its reclassification and realignment plan Thursday morning.
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• More Construction About to Begin On I-35
  As one Interstate 35 expansion project wraps up, another begins, and businesses worry about surviving three more years of construction.
  
• Salado: 18-Wheeler Overturns On I-35
  An overturned 18-wheeler and a toppled light pole blocked the northbound lanes of the interstate Tuesday in Salado.
• Central Texas Fugitive Arrested After 2 Years On The Run
  A Central Texas fugitive who was on the run for more than two years was in custody Friday.
• Hank Williams Musical At Salado Silver Spur
  “Hank Williams: Lost Highway” set to open February 19 at the Salado Silver Spur Theater.
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• O'Rear Finishes 12th At Texas Amateur
  Former Salado and currenty Baylor Ryan O'Rear golfer finished 12th at this weekend's Texas Amateur Championship held in Dallas.
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• 15 Injured Survivors Of Fort Hood Shooting Remain In Hospitals
  Fifteen of the 29 injured survivors of the Fort Hood shooting remain in hospitals and four of them are in intensive care, post officials said Wednesday.
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• Central Texas Finally Gets Some Swine Flu Vaccine, But Not Much Of It
  Central Texas public health districts have received the first shipments of swine flu vaccine, but said Tuesday that the number doses on hand fall far short of what’s actually needed.
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• 12 More Swine Flu Cases Confirmed In Central Texas
  Twelve more cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Central Texas, pushing the total in the region to more than 110 including confirmed cases in a local school and a city-run day camp.
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• Texas Wildfire Death Toll Rises
  Another death has been reported as wildfires continue to rage across the state after a deadly and devastating day during which fires scorched 90,000 acres in Central and North Texas.
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• Waco's Week for Autism Raises Awareness and Funds
  April is Autism Awareness Month, April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day, and the week of April 13-19 is Waco's Week for Autism. The weekend of April 18 and 19 will see several events in Waco raising money and awareness to benefit programs for local families who have children with autism.
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• “Autism in Action” to host UMHB Art Day
  The TSTC Waco Student Government Association’s program “Autism in Action” continues on Saturday, March 29, at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton.
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• Annual Open House Scheduled at TSTC Waco
  Community invited to tour TSTC Waco April 4 and 5.
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• False statement from Hillary Clinton
  I was stationed at Camp bedrock, Bosnia when Sen. Clinton Landed for her visit. There was no sniper fire during her visit to the 212th MASH
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• Free RFID training for small businesses
  Small businesses can get customized training in Radio Frequency Identification
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• Enlow snags top honors with winning design
  Student designs college mascot.
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• 2008 ReZ'd Gaming Competition to benefit Food Pantry
  Gaming Competition open to ages 14 and up.
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• AUSA and Operation Life Transformed Unite to Support Caregivers and Spouses
  Operation Life Transformed (OLT) is a non profit organization run by active duty military spouses one of which is the care giver of a war wounded soldier stationed at Ft. Hood going through recovery. OLT seeks to provide funding for rapid certification programs for military spouses and caregivers nationwide. At this time OLT has given out 12 scholarship since December, 5 of which have been to Ft Hood spouses.
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• Tis The Season For Dumping Your Unwanted Pets
  My sister and I run an unofficial pet rescue operation. We would love to be put out of business by responsible owners who have their pets spayed or neutered.
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• Birthday Girl
  Snow on Birthday
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• Beautiful Snow in Riesel
  Small pictorial of snow covered, small town, USA.
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• Snow Play fun before school
  Last Updated: 11:41 AM 03/07/08 - The Date is wrong but it was such a nice sight to wake up to some Snow.
  
• Grandkids seeing snow for the first time. Horses weathering it out.
  Last Updated: 1:55 PM 03/07/08 - Kids and horses enjoying the snow.
  
• A little snow in Hallsburg!
  Last Updated: 1:54 PM 03/07/08 - We had about an inch of snow but mostly all gone by 10:00 am
  
• Snow in Thornton
  it came quick, but wont last long
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• Groesbeck Middle School Morning Track Practice
  Groesbeck Middle School track athletes practice in the snow. We introduce our newest runner!
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• Snow in Bremond
  Last Updated: 1:48 PM 03/07/08 - We woke up to the sight of snow.
  
• Snow Bunnies
  Last Updated: 1:47 PM 03/07/08 - Playing in the snow.
  
• Snow in Groesbeck @ Limestone Medical Center
  Snow at Limestone Medical Center
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• She had to eat it..
  Last Updated: 1:46 PM 03/07/08 - Daughter had to eat the snow...
  
• Snow in Donie
  Last Updated: 1:45 PM 03/07/08 - Snow in Donie, Texas
  
• Snow in Jewett, TX
  Pictures take from Jewett EMS Station on FM39.
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• Paw Print Trail
  Last Updated: 1:44 PM 03/07/08 - Puppies unsure about the cold white stuff!
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• Woke up to snow!
  Last Updated: 1:42 PM 03/07/08 - Snow .... Who'd of known.
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• UMHB Wind Ensemble Spring Tour Concert
  Last Updated: 3:33 PM 03/06/08 - UMHB Wind Ensemble will present a Spring Tour Concert at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 10, in the Walton Chapel on campus.
  
• UMHB Sixty-Ninth Annual Easter Pageant
  Last Updated: 3:32 PM 03/06/08 - UMHB Sixty-Ninth Annual Easter Pageant will be held on Wednesday, March 12 on campus at 12:30, 3:00 and 5:30 p.m.
  
• What Has Claws & Teeth and is Spotted All Over?
  On September 2, 2007 the jaguar family at Cameron Park Zoo gained a new member, a bouncing 1.5-pound baby girl.
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• Hearing and Service Dogs Liberate Deaf and Disabled
  Hearing and Service Dogs Liberate Deaf and Disabled Texas Hearing & Service Dogs is celebrating its twentieth year of training dogs to assist Texans living with deafness or mobility related disabilities by inviting even more people to apply for the dogs.
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• Gov. Perry Urges Texans to Be PreparedDesignates March 3 – 9 Severe Weather Awareness Week in Texas
  Gov. Rick Perry today urged Texans to prepare for severe storms which historically impact our state in the Spring by designating March 3-9, 2008 as Severe Weather Awareness Week.
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• Make-A-Wish Come True
  Last Updated: 2:54 PM 10/20/08 - A boy overcomes obstacles, and returns home from a trip of a lifetime.
  
• Stillhouse VFD under new leadership
  Stillhouse VFD adopts new bylaws and have elections for officers.
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• Award Winning Classical Guitarist Showcased at UMHB
  The Department of Music at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor continues its season of the Hillman Visiting Artist Series with international award-winning classical guitarist, Petar Jankovic, in Hughes Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 28. The concert is free and open to the public.
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• UMHB Lecture in the Humanities
  Last Updated: 3:12 PM 02/20/08 - Dr. David J. Jones, Professor of Anesthesiology and Pharmacology at the University of Texas School of Medicine, will be the featured speaker at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 26. Dr. Jones will be presenting “Personal Characteristics that Predict Success as a Health Care Provider,” as part of the Carolyn and Paxton Howard Lecture in the Humanities.
  
• UMHB Spring Opera
  Last Updated: 3:11 PM 02/20/08 - The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor College of Visual and Performing Arts’ Opera Theatre presents Gian-Carlo Menotti’s The Old Maid & the Thief and The Telephone under the direction of George Hogan, Director of UMHB Opera Activities.
  
• Wildlife Intensive Leadership Development Summer Camp Seeking Youth and Adults
  Do something different with your summer! The Texas Brigades is seeking students’ age 13-17 with curiosity and enthusiasm about wildlife, habitat, and conservation.
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• Central Texas Woodworkers To Exhibit During Salado’sArtfully Yours Winter Festival Feb. 22-24
  The Central Texas Woodworkers Show will be held February 22 through 24 at the Celebration Center in Salado Texas. Woodworkers from all over the area will be displaying their handiworks, ranging from small turned bowls and jewelry boxes to full sized furniture pieces. While some are re-creations of furniture styles long accepted as staples for home furnishing, others reflect the unique vision and craftsmanship of the artisan who produced them.
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• Registration Information for Starburst Junior Golf Tournament
  On-line registration for the 10th annual Starburst Junior Golf Tournament begins at 8 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 14 at StarburstGolf.com.
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• McLane Co. in Temple, Texas, Agrees To Pay More Than $1.5 million In Back Wages To 570 Employees Following a U.S. Labor Department Investigation
  McLane Co. Inc., headquartered in Temple, Texas, has agreed to pay $1,559,316 in overtime back wages to 570 current and former retail merchandising specialists nationwide after an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division found that the company had misclassified employees and did not pay overtime wages required by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
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• Need money for College? CGS can help.
  College Goal Sunday is a financial aid workshop for anyone wanting to go to college -- anywhere.
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• Scott & White: Urgent Alert For All Blood Types
  The Scott & White Blood Center has announced an urgent alert for all blood types.
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2012-14 UIL Reclassification & Realignment Information 0 Comments The University Interscholastic League released its reclassification and realignment plan Thursday morning. (Full Story)

More Construction About to Begin On I-35 As one Interstate 35 expansion project wraps up, another begins, and businesses worry about surviving three more years of construction. (Full Story)

Salado: 18-Wheeler Overturns On I-35 An overturned 18-wheeler and a toppled light pole blocked the northbound lanes of the interstate Tuesday in Salado. (Full Story)

Central Texas Fugitive Arrested After 2 Years On The Run A Central Texas fugitive who was on the run for more than two years was in custody Friday. (Full Story)

Hank Williams Musical At Salado Silver Spur 0 Comments “Hank Williams: Lost Highway” set to open February 19 at the Salado Silver Spur Theater. (Full Story)

O'Rear Finishes 12th At Texas Amateur 0 Comments Former Salado and currenty Baylor Ryan O'Rear golfer finished 12th at this weekend's Texas Amateur Championship held in Dallas. (Full Story)

15 Injured Survivors Of Fort Hood Shooting Remain In Hospitals 2 Comments Fifteen of the 29 injured survivors of the Fort Hood shooting remain in hospitals and four of them are in intensive care, post officials said Wednesday. (Full Story)

Central Texas Finally Gets Some Swine Flu Vaccine, But Not Much Of It 5 Comments Central Texas public health districts have received the first shipments of swine flu vaccine, but said Tuesday that the number doses on hand fall far short of what’s actually needed. (Full Story)

12 More Swine Flu Cases Confirmed In Central Texas 4 Comments Twelve more cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Central Texas, pushing the total in the region to more than 110 including confirmed cases in a local school and a city-run day camp. (Full Story)

Texas Wildfire Death Toll Rises 8 Comments Another death has been reported as wildfires continue to rage across the state after a deadly and devastating day during which fires scorched 90,000 acres in Central and North Texas. (Full Story)

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