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Artiquity Gallery: 2 Inverness Way North, Inverness; 415-669-4229; artiquitygallery.com. Through Jan. 7: “Laurie Curtis: Paintings and Pottery.” Ongoing: Paintings by resident artist and co-owner Kim Ford Kitz. Noon to 5 p.m. Fridays through Sundays. Artist Within — a Cedars Gallery: 603 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo; 415-454-2568; cedarslife.org/artist-within. Through Feb. 16: “Cedars Squared,” featuring drawings, paintings, sculpture, […]

For our Texas alumni and fans, who live

WINNER WINNER… America’s best sparkling wine comes from Monterey County. On Nov. 2, Caraccioli Cellars’ 2017 Brut Rosé won the title of Best U.S. Sparkling Wine 2023 (and Best California

The story of Nicks Cove began in 1931, along the picturesque banks of Tomales Bay when Nick and Frances Kojich acquired a piece of land on the eastern shores.

A group of concerned citizens gathered with civic leaders and Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) officials Monday at TxDOT’s Wharton Area Engineer and Maintenance Facility to discuss the proposed I-69

Federal officials have proposed removing the 3-mile barrier at Tomales Point to let the animals roam free.

The Lower Colorado River Authority is urging water conservation as Central Texas lake levels decline.

The Texas East Little League Softball Championship has been played in El Campo since 2019, and it will continue at Zlotnik Park starting this Friday and lasting through Monday next

Wharton County consists of 690,560 acres, mostly prairie except along Colorado River. The soil along the Colorado River floodlands is considered some of the most fertile in Texas, perfect for

LCRA is encouraging smart water management practices as drought continues across much of Central Texas.