Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick urging the Department of State Health Services to not renew the license for Camp Mystic for this summer. Patrick wrote in a letter to DSHS Commissioner Jennifer Shuford. “It would be naive to allow Camp Mystic to return to normal operations before all of the facts are known.”  25 campers and 2 counselors died along with the owner Dick Eastland during the flood of July 4th.  The camp’s license is valid until March 6, according to the suit. A DSH

March 11 through March 21 st , Johnson City’s Science Mill is hosting “Math Universe”, an immersive, hands-on experience with over 50 exhibits covering a multitude of topics including robotics, life science, chemistry, and more.

The  Center Point Volunteer Fire Department  helped ranchers affected by the latest wildfires by sending several loads of hay. The VFD wanted to pay forward the kindness they received during this summer’s tragic floods through Rancher Navy, a 501C3. The organization picked up loads of hay from a donor in San Saba and delivered them.  According to Center Point Asst. Chief Litrell:  “I just want to let the community know that we appreciated everything that was done for us and w