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A total of 774 new laws went into effect on Sept. 1, affecting Texans in many areas of their lives, the Austin American- Statesman reported. The new laws concern property taxes, registration fees and voting access, among other issues. Several have drawn court challenges from opponents.

AUSTIN – The star on the Texas flag somehow seems to shine a little brighter every year as more and more people move to Texas to find a thriving economy and a better quality of life. While that growth is wonderful to see, it does bring challenges to our transportation system.

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INDUSTRY – Four County Auction in Industry contacted the Austin County Sheriffs of- fice on Aug. 16 in regards to the theft of 11 head of cattle.

COLUMBUS – The Colum- bus Garden Club officers were installed at a beautiful and clever program this last June. However, the club takes a break during the summer. The first club meeting is in September and continues through May. Terms for the of-

Games kept the kids entertained throughout the day. Photo by Andy Jones, Banner Press

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KENNEY – The Austin County 4-H hosted their annual awards banquet on Aug. 13 with over 200 in attendance. This year’s banquet was hosted by Stars & Stripes and Bellville 4-H Clubs at Kenney Agricultural Society Hall in Kenney and the meal was catered by Big Boys Catering.

Several times, a notice has been sent out to conserve energy by limiting usage during certain times of the day. Searing and soaring temperatures hovering over Texas have generated increased wattage in homes and businesses across the state.

Lady Cardinals volleyball is once again looking like a state championship team with pieces all across the board. 2024 University of Texas at San Antonio volleyball commit Ally Tribe has been towards the top of the team kill list, which is normal for the 6’2” senior. Arranging the kills is senior setter Sage Thomas, who has the ability to tally 40-50 assists a game as she put up 45 in a recent win vs Victoria West.

James J. Ross came to Texas from Arkansas in 1822. Not much is certain about his early life. He may have been born in South Carolina in the 1780s and orphaned at a young age.

FAYETTEVILLE – The 50th Kulhanek Family Reunion will be held Sunday, Sept. 24.

MOULTON – Father Gabriela and the parishioners of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Moulton invite the public to their annual Parish Picnic Sunday, Sept. 17 at St. Joseph’s Social Center located on the church grounds in Moulton.