Cheney, Gonzales face arraignment

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Beeville braces for Calallen

Trojans hope to stifle Cats' momentum

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Vacant Everhart H-E-B is sold

New owner plans to redevelop site into retail space

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Walk raises funds for breast cancer

My ideal girls' getaway involves fluffy robes and cucumber slices applying just the right amount of pressure to my peepers. Said fantasy getaway does not involve walking 20 miles, sleeping in a tent, rinsing and repeating. On Tuesday, I walked four miles with three women ...

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