Culture, collected
The Collections plan a number of special exhibitions and events in addition to the permanent display of Bill Wittliff’s Lonesome Dove collection.
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CTMC Hospice hosts 9-11 memorial
Retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Phillip J. Ford will be the keynote speaker at a Sept. 11 memorial luncheon hosted by CTMC Hospice Care on Thursday, Sept. 9 at the San Marcos Activity Center
Downtown hosts movies and Market Days
Today starts the beginning of my favorite season and it was great to lose the chaos of the August calendar and flip the page to my as-of-yet uncluttered month of September.
Harvest Festival on the horizon
A few sprinkles on the wind shield indicates there is moisture in the air, but I know that the cotton farmers would just as soon have a couple of weeks of dry weather.
September gardening activities
I am sure readers have been enjoying the nice chill that’s been lingering in the air during some of our recent mornings.
Lone Wolf Hughes wanted to be next ‘Lone Eagle’
Howard Hughes obsessively tinkered with the “Silver Bullet” on Sept. 7, 1935 in secret preparation for the plane’s Friday the 13th maiden flight.
Sponsors help with Buda Library’s reading program through donations
The awards program for Buda Library’s summer reading club, this year called “Catch the Reading Express,” was held Aug. 12 with an auditorium full of children and their families.
Rainwater Revival hosts October festival of fun and awareness
The Rainwater Revival today announced the speaker and live music line-up for this outdoor festival created to celebrate the timeless conservation practice of rainwater collection.
‘Worst Case’ scenario
In this novel, the authors revisit Mike Bennett, one of their characters from previous novels. Mike Bennett is an NYPD detective who had worked for the FBI as an anti-terrorism specialist.
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