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HTeaO Announces Grand Opening in Burnet, Texas
HTeaO, the nation’s leading iced tea franchise, announces the grand opening of its new location in Burnet, Texas, on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Located at 1408 S. Water Street, Burnet, TX, the new store is owned and operated by franchise owners Marcus Dawes and Randyn Tenery of Burnet Tea LLC, who also own an HTeaO location in Cedar Park, Texas.
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WEEK 11 GRIDIRON REWIND: Six local teams tune up for playoff runs with victories
MULLIN – The Class A Division II No. 5 Zephyr Bulldogs clinched a fifth consecutive outright district championship, blanking the Mullin Bulldogs, 62-0, Thursday night in the 12-A Division II finale. The Zephyr (8-2, 3-0) defense forced three Mullin (4-5, 0-3) turnovers as Ethan Prochaska and Reid Hamm each...
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Another lawsuit filed against Camp Mystic as stay in bankruptcy lawsuit lifts
(The Center Square) – Another lawsuit has been filed against Camp Mystic, a now closed all-girls camp in Hunt, Texas, where 25 campers and two counselors were killed during the historic July 4, 2025, flash flood. Parents of the 27 girls, referred to as “Heaven’s 27,” filed multiple wrongful death and gross negligence lawsuits last year against the camp and its owners, members of the Eastland family. The parents of Mary Grace Baker , Clarke and Katie Baker, of Beaumont, were the latest to sue on Monday. Mary Grace was eight when she and five other girls in their cabin were swept to their deaths by raging flood waters after they weren’t evacuated and were instructed to stay in their cabin. They were among the youngest campers housed closest to the Guadalupe River. The lawsuit was filed the same day an automatic stay was lifted on wrongful death lawsuits filed by other Heaven’s 27 parents last year. The stay being lifted clears the way for civil cases to proceed despite Camp Mystic’s ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The camp filed for bankruptcy in June after the state legislature forced the Eastlands to shut down operations as a criminal investigation by the Texas
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Hill Country flood recovery draws $6.2M investment to expand mental health care network
KERRVILLE, Texas - As Texas Hill Country communities continue recovering from the 2025 and 2026 floods, the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country says it has invested more than $6.2 million to expand mental health care, including school-based counseling, grief support and trauma-informed services. The foundation shared an update...