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Man charged with capital murder for running over, killing victim in Blanco County - Vimarsana News

Man charged with capital murder for running over, killing victim in Blanco County

On Tuesday, Dec. 13, Texas Rangers and the Zavala County Sheriff's Office arrested Skladany. He is currently being held on a charge of capital murder in Zavala County with a $2 million bond.

One person dead and another injured after run over by vehicle - Vimarsana News

One person dead and another injured after run over by vehicle

The Blanco County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) received an aggravated assault call on Monday that resulted in one person injured and another dead from being run over by a

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Area gas development big driver behind state's $393 million in federal resource revenue - Vimarsana News

Area gas development big driver behind state's $393 million in federal resource revenue

Colorado was the source of nearly $400 million in federal energy and other natural resource revenue in the recently concluded 2022 federal fiscal year, with natural gas development in Garfield

Johnson City getting ready to turn on holiday lights - Vimarsana News

Johnson City getting ready to turn on holiday lights

Johnson City is getting into the holiday spirit with its world-famous lights. From November 25 through January 8, everyone is invited to take a stroll under the oak trees adorned with more than 1.3 million sparkling lights.

Nearly $4.24B in bonds on November ballot for Central Texas schools - Vimarsana News

Nearly $4.24B in bonds on November ballot for Central Texas schools

Nine Central Texas school districts have called bond elections for this November, asking for nearly $4.24 billion for campus improvements, security and technology upgrades and new construction.