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What’s happening this weekend? September 25-27 (opens the original)
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Harness the power of the full moon in Aries with the assistance of somatic movement and guided reflection at Wild Coral Wellness Studio, 1600 S. Main St., Kyle, on Saturday at 7 p.m. âWeâll begin with gentle somatic movement to help you arrive in your body, settle into the space, and start releasing tension through movement and awareness,â the Facebook post states. âWeâll move into a deeply restorative sound bath, giving the body and nervous system space to slow down, integrate and rec
County rejects proposed Axon AI funding (opens the original)
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Hays County Commissioners Court approved the budget for Fiscal Year 2027, but ultimately decided not to approve the approximately $97,000 allocation for the proposed Axon AI project. While the funding will still be allocated to the Sheriffâs Office, it will be used for two corrections officer positions. The budget discussion initially occurred at the Aug. 25 meeting, when concerns were raised about allocations in the budget for the Axon AI Era platform, particularly its feature called Draft On
Council member arrested on felony assault charge (opens the original)
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San Marcos City Council Member Lorenzo Gonzalez was arrested by Austin police on a third-degree felony charge of assault on a public servant after allegedly biting a security guard following an altercation in Austin on Sept. 13. Gonzalez confirmed the arrest to the Daily Record but declined to comment on the circumstances surrounding it, citing the pending case. According to an arrest affidavit filed by Austin Police Department Detective G. Gallenkamp, the incident began after another man struck
LBJ Museum Chautauqua examines fashion of two first ladies (opens the original)
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This yearâs LBJ Museum Summer Chautauqua was all about fashion and its two first lady icons â Jacqueline Kennedy and, of course, Lady Bird Johnson. Jack Smith is a costume designer, educator and historian who walked attendees through âFashionâs Impact on the White House.â He teaches at the School of Theater and Dance at Texas State and researches costume history, fashion and politics. Smith laid out a picture of two stylish women who employed fashion in very different ways. Kennedyâs
MEET THE PLACE 4 COUNCIL CANDIDATES (opens the original)
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The Place 4 council race will see incumbent Shane Scott compete with newcomer Heather Hunter for the role. Scott brings more than a decade of San Marcos City Council experience, and a platform centered on individual liberty and reducing regulations, while Hunter emphasizes community input, grant funding, affordable housing, environmental protection and local businesses. The November ballot reflects a political game of musical chairs, with several candidates pursuing seats other than the ones the
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