During the current coronavirus pandemic, Social Security continues to provide help to people in the area communities, said Sheryl Schroeder, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Brenham.
The Mexia Garden Club announces the Civic Proud Award winner of the summer. The winner is Upper Cuts by Chandele, located at 810 E. Nowlin St. The business exudes a feeling right out of the South, with a brick building surrounded with beautiful huge Boston ferns, English ivy and palms. You can see tall stately magnolia trees on the property. Orange and yellow hibiscus along with numerous other smaller flowers lend color to the entrance of the building. Out of a window in the business visitors can also see an oleander bush that holds a nest for birds. Cats can also be seen under the bushes at various times. The oleander bush provides such pleasure to visitors of the shop. The area is a true relaxing delight for Mexia.
Shoppers can save money on clothes and school supplies during the state’s sales tax holiday, which is on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 7-9.
AUSTIN (July 31) – Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Speaker Dennis Bonnen, Senate Education Chairman Larry Taylor and House Education Chairman Dan Huberty released the following statement on school re-openings this fall:
Like many aspects of daily life, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we think about and access healthcare these days. For families, that includes pediatric care for children. We asked Dileep Bhateley, M.D. with Parkview Regional Hospital, to talk about the importance of continuing to seek proper care for your child and answer some frequently asked questions regarding children’s health during this time.
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