Texas Times: Pi Day, the Texas Way

Every March, many Texans take the chance to celebrate Pi—both the mathematical constant celebrated on March 14th and, more importantly, the beloved dessert. For food lovers across the country, it’s a perfect excuse to head to their favorite café and enjoy a slice of pie.

Bill would ban all forms of THC inTEXAS

March 3, 2025It would be illegal for hemp consumable products to contain any form of THC under a bill considered by the Senate State Affairs Committee Monday.

Science Mill hosts “Spring into STEAM”

The Science Mill in Johnson City, Texas, is hosting “Spring into STEAM,” a two-week long Spring Break featuring science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) hands-on activities designed to blend the best of art and science.

Special ranger testifies on brand registration legislation

Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association executive director of law enforcement, brand and inspection services Scott Williamson testified before the Texas Senate Committee on Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs last week.

TFB commends USDA strategy to fight avian influenza

The following statement may be attributed to Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening following today’s announcement in Washington, D.C., of a comprehensive strategy to combat the avian flu outbreak.“Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) thanks President Donald Trump and U.S.

Your Opinion Matters!

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is taking public comment until March 26 on changes to digital licensing and tagging requirements.The proposed amendments would expand digital license and tag options to all recreational hunting, fishing, combo license and tag types.

Measles Outbreak Update

Many of you have heard about the Measles outbreak and may be worried - is it near me? Is it here in San Saba County?

Prepare for wildfires as potential continues

As wildfire potential continues across Texas, prepare and keep prevention top of mind.“Dry conditions will persist into the weekend, continuing this week’s risk for wildfires,” said Jared Karns, Texas A&M Forest Service Fire Chief.

Game Warden Field Notes

Flushing Out a PoacherOn November 2, Henderson County Game Wardens filed charges against a man for hunting without landowner consent. The wardens had been investigating the suspect since last deer season, when they found an unusual hunting blind made out of a converted port-a-potty.