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Emil Hirschman was at one time a respected business owner in the community of Osage Bluff, operating a small store that served as a gathering spot for area residents.
Oakhurst – Jack Becker is many things. He’s a Marine through and through. He served during World War II although he saw no action. That changed with the Korean War and the Battle of Chosin in Korea, making him one of the Chosin Frozen. Before his departure from the Oakhurst area, he belonged to Marine ...
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For a Texas-sized escape, go inside this 44,602-square-foot home in Brenham Yes, you read that right — the inside of the house is more than an acre and sleeps 45 people. Take a look inside this 44,602-square-foot home at 9950 Palestine Road in Brenham. The home sits on more than 230 acres.(John Deans of Deans Imaging) 6:12 PM on Aug 4, 2021 CDT At this point in the summer, vacation is all we can think about. If you’re looking for a vacation home in Texas, there’s a spot in Brenham — about an hour northwest of Houston — that’s worth considering. This property has a massive 230-plus...
'You try to keep your head up': New COVID-19 restrictions halt indoor dining on Oregon Coast Katherine Cook © Provided by KGW-TV Portland Starting Friday, Oregon's coastal counties joined a growing list of those dubbed by the governor as "extreme risk" for COVID-19 spread. While residents are used to the ocean's ebb and flow, it's the ups and downs related to the pandemic and their livelihood that they're grappling with. “The changes that occur, they happen, it seems, so fast and frequently,” said Jordan Maier, general manager at the Driftwood Restaurant & Lounge in Cann...
'You try to keep your head up': New COVID-19 restrictions halt indoor dining on Oregon Coast Oregon's coastal counties joined most of the state, now classified as "extreme risk" for COVID-19. A two-week freeze will pause indoor dining within those counties. Author: Katherine Cook Updated: 11:44 PM PST December 18, 2020 CANNON BEACH, Ore. — Starting Friday, Oregon's coastal counties joined a growing list of those dubbed by the governor as "extreme risk" for COVID-19 spread. While residents are used to the ocean's ebb and flow, it's the ups and downs related to...