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The Bastrop County Commissioners Court on Monday approved a new location to house a pair of Confederate monuments that sit on the courthouse's grounds after a months-long process to find the obelisk and headstone a new home. The Commissioners Court approved the relocation by a 3-2 vote, with commissioners Donna Snowden and Mark Meuth dissenting. The monuments — an obelisk erected in 1910 by a local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and a granite headstone erected in 1964 by the state of Texas commemorating Joseph D. Sayers, a major in the Confederate army and Texas’ 2...

You could be the next owner of Port Townsend's oldest home Sign In Asking $2.450M, The Fowler House is a National Historic Landmark Anna Marie Erwert, Special to the Seattle P-I Feb. 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Fowler House predates much of the already historic late-19th century architecture that gives Port Townsend its nostalgic charm. Circa 1865, the 4,088 square-foot home is a rare example of a Civil War era building, originally designed in Greek Revival style, and well preserved to honor its history. The residence was home to Captain Enoch S. Fowler, who was born in Maine. The Fowler...

The months-long process to remove and relocate two Confederate monuments from the Bastrop County Courthouse lawn reached a milestone Monday when representatives from the group tasked with finding a new home for the statues recommended several options to commissioners.   Sharah Johnson and Cheryl Lee, co-chairs of the county’s Monument Relocation Committee, also updated the Commissioners Court on the group's fundraising efforts and bids it received from contractors to remove and relocate the monuments. The Commissioners Court now has recommendations to deliberate and proceed with the pro...

good morning, everyone. welcome to the mornings on 2. it's sunday may 5. we will check in with rosemary with a quick look at your weather. we were talking about the change in temps. it was dramatic. >> 180 but it came late in the day and for many areas warmed near 90 degrees for the inland spots. the cool down has kicked in and the winds have kicked in and they are kicking this morning. a wind advisory for the san francisco peninsula coast all the way down into monterey. this is for the entire day. won't expire until 9:00 this evening. wind gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour. also inclu...