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The Rolling Pines fire started on Jan. 18 and burned through more than 800 acres before being declared 100% contained on Jan. 24.

In the latest installment of the Capital Highlights column, Gary Borders reports on two proposed amendments dealing with property taxes

Voters who go to the polls for municipal and school board elections on May 7 will also be asked to decide on two proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution.

Two proposed amendments on May ballot

In light of the continuing lack of precipitation throughout Comal County, commissioners are considering issuing a limited a ban on outdoor burning in unincorporated county areas.

The wildfire started at 100 Park Road 1A in Bastrop, just north of SH 71 and south of SH 21.

Rolling Pines Fire 100% contained after spanning more than 800 acres

The Rolling Pines fire, which ignited Tuesday in Bastrop County, caused at least 250 families to flee from their homes. Heres the latest on the fire.

Officials say the area received a good amount of rain that helped in firefighting...

The Rolling Pines fire isn't 100% contained, but firefighters are also responding to other brushfires in the area.