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- Sep 30, 2026
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Traci Dunn’s Dietert operations job is a little bit of everything (opens the original)
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Dietert Center Director of Operations Traci Dunn says her job is wide-ranging, taking care of Dietert Center. "It's a little bit of everything," she says. "A big part of my job is taking care of the physical center, landscaping to supplies to light building maintenance. When something doesn't function, I'm the first person they come to. 'It's not working,' they say, and I work to return it in good condition." Dunn says she also acts as a liaison between Dietert Center Director Brenda Thompson an
Taylor Robertson takes the JP bench in Precinct 3 (opens the original)
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New Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Taylor Robertson says when he was sworn in at midnight on July 31 he immediately went "on call." "During business hours each JP is responsible for judicial matters in his own precinct," he says. "But after hours and on weekends the four justices take turns being 'on call.' That way we aren't stuck in the county seven days a week. An after-hours call may be a request by a police officer or sheriff's deputy for an arrest or search warrant. In that case we determ
Tim Summerlin is secretary of HC Defense Alliance (opens the original)
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Hill Country Defense Alliance Board of Directors Secretary Tim Summerlin says their goal is to unite higher education, private enterprise and nonprofits of the greater Hill Country committed to use our regional grit, energy and resilience to seek solutions for issues of national defense and public safety, particularly in cybersecurity, remaining always nimble in responding to changing needs. "We are a project in the making," he says. "HCDA was created on paper in 2000, and after a lot of network
Barbara Bryan holds Nana Camp for six grandchildren (opens the original)
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Barbara Bryan says she took on Nana Camp when her grandchildren could no longer attend Camp Tecaboca, and now she's in her third year. "My six grandkids all live in the DFW area," she says. "My husband Houston Bryan and I raised two daughters. Katie is married to Joel Stout, and is a social worker living in Fort Worth. They have two daughters, Cerah who is a high school senior and Emelie, a fifth-grader. Neely is married to Trey Kneggs and they live in Forney, just east of Dallas. She is the pri
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