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  1. Hype for the Future 148CTX: Communities of Central Texas

    Introduction Most of the communities referenced within the content of the post focuses on the communities within the general vicinity of the City of Brady and McCulloch County, Texas, with a particular focus on the surrounding counties. Concho County Within the State of Texas, Concho County is located directly to the west of McCulloch County and directly to the east of Tom Green County. Located directly in between the communities of Brady and San Angelo, the City of Eden is a community […]

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  2. Hype for the Future 148CTX: Communities of Central Texas

    Introduction Most of the communities referenced within the content of the post focuses on the communities within the general vicinity of the City of Brady and McCulloch County, Texas, with a particular focus on the surrounding counties. Concho County Within the State of Texas, Concho County is located directly to the west of McCulloch County and directly to the east of Tom Green County. Located directly in between the communities of Brady and San Angelo, the City of Eden is a community […]

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  3. Hype for the Future 139L: City of Hico, Texas

    Overview The City of Hico is a small community located within Hamilton County, in which the city serves as the county seat. Today, the community is largely determined by United States Route 281 and Texas State Highway 6, as well as the Billy the Kid Museum and Hico Steak Cookoff.

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  4. Hype for the Future 139L: City of Hico, Texas

    Overview The City of Hico is a small community located within Hamilton County, in which the city serves as the county seat. Today, the community is largely determined by United States Route 281 and Texas State Highway 6, as well as the Billy the Kid Museum and Hico Steak Cookoff.

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  5. Featured story: We forget what we don’t want to remember. There are dangers embedded in our forgetfulness. This is especially true for anyone living in Flash Flood Alley, or what we like to call the Hill Country. texasobserver.org/san-antonio-

    #Texas #weather #ClimateChange #environment #news #drought #flooding #CentralTexas #TexasFloods

  6. Featured story: We forget what we don’t want to remember. There are dangers embedded in our forgetfulness. This is especially true for anyone living in Flash Flood Alley, or what we like to call the Hill Country. texasobserver.org/san-antonio-

    #Texas #weather #ClimateChange #environment #news #drought #flooding #CentralTexas #TexasFloods

  7. Featured story: Extreme flooding events are nothing new to Texas. Neither are droughts. And the first does tend to follow the second here. In the parts of the Hill Country known as “Flash Flood Alley,” the changing climate can lead to particularly deadly scenarios. texasobserver.org/hill-country

    #environment #ClimateChange #politics #USpol #news #TexasFloods #flooding #CentralTexas #Texas #weather

  8. Featured story: Extreme flooding events are nothing new to Texas. Neither are droughts. And the first does tend to follow the second here. In the parts of the Hill Country known as “Flash Flood Alley,” the changing climate can lead to particularly deadly scenarios. texasobserver.org/hill-country

    #environment #ClimateChange #politics #USpol #news #TexasFloods #flooding #CentralTexas #Texas #weather

  9. Featured story: In the summer of 2002, much of South Texas and the Hill Country was experiencing a bad drought. On June 30, that changed. It began to rain. A lot. The San Antonio International Airport received 9.52 inches of rain. texasobserver.org/hill-country

    #weather #history #CentralTexas #environment #floods #TexasFloods #news