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Skydance Plans HBO Max and Paramount+ Bundle in Early 2027
Skydance said Monday it will offer HBO Max and Paramount+ as a bundle in early 2027. Pricing and an exact date were not announced.
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Theologians Urge U.S. Bishops to Speak on Peace Ahead of Baltimore Meeting
U.S. bishops meet in Baltimore next week. A Tuesday report describes a theologians' letter urging a stronger statement on war and peace; the letter is not a conference vote.
Senate Votes 73-25 to Begin Debate on Energy Permitting Bill
The Senate voted 73-25 Monday to begin debate on a bipartisan permitting bill. The roll call is not final passage, and the House has not acted.
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Skydance Plans HBO Max and Paramount+ Bundle in Early 2027
Skydance said Monday it will offer HBO Max and Paramount+ as a bundle in early 2027. Pricing and an exact date were not announced.
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Cedar Park Names Chanse Thomas Interim Police Chief
Cedar Park’s posted command staff now lists Chanse Thomas as interim police chief after Mike Harmon retired Nov. 6 following 28 years with the department.
Bandera Unofficial Count Has Griffin Leading Mayor Race and a Tie on ESD 1
A later unofficial Bandera County report dated Nov. 6 shows Denise Griffin leading the Bandera mayor's race 163-130-72, while ESD No. 1 Proposition A is tied 529-529.
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Theologians Urge U.S. Bishops to Speak on Peace Ahead of Baltimore Meeting
U.S. bishops meet in Baltimore next week. A Tuesday report describes a theologians' letter urging a stronger statement on war and peace; the letter is not a conference vote.
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Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa Affirms Women Pastors. Other Calvary Pastors Say No.
Costa Mesa publicly clarified that it ordains women as pastors. Calvary Chapel Association voices call the practice a departure from biblical church order.
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West Virginia Court Blocks 33 Churches Leaving the UMC With Property. Doctrine Is Not a Lawsuit Shortcut.
West Virginia's high court says the Methodist property fight is ecclesiastical. Civil courts will not reopen the congregations' case.
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Silent Night Began With a Poem and a Partnership. The Truth Needs No Prettier Legend.
Mohr wrote the words in 1816; Gruber supplied music in 1818. Institutional histories distinguish the first performance from the broken-organ legend.
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Pew Finds Mixed Signals Among Young Adults. Do Not Declare a Revival From One Number.
Young adults' attendance stands out in Pew's analysis, but sample limits and other measures demand caution about claims of a national revival.
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December Lake Conroe Fishing Report
Lake Conroe's December pattern is concentrating fish around winter structure. Butch Terpe explains where to find bass, crappie, hybrids and catfish and which presentations are producing.
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Texas Goose Season Is Open: East and West Zones, Dates and Bag Limits for 2026-27
Regular goose seasons opened Nov. 7. Here are TPWD's East/West zone lines, closing dates, daily bags and the two-bird white-fronted cap in the East.
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Texas Hunting Rules Changed for 2026-27: Turkey Hen Ban, More Doe Days and Pheasant Dates
TPWD closed Matagorda and Wharton to wild turkey, banned harvest of unbearded hens, expanded doe days in 21 counties and set pheasant season for Dec. 5–Jan. 3.
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Willis ISD Begins Weapons Screening at Its Middle Schools: What Families Should Know
Willis ISD has begun rolling out weapons-detection systems at its three middle schools. Here is what students and parents should expect.
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Yoakum: Railroad Shops, Tomatoes and the Leather Tom-Tom
Named for a railroad manager in 1887, Yoakum grew around shops and a roundhouse, later shipped tomatoes, and still marks its leather trade with the annual Tom-Tom Festival.
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Borger: Oil Boomtown, Rangers and an All-American City
Ace Borger's 1926 oil townsite drew tens of thousands in months. Texas Rangers and a month of martial law later helped end the worst lawlessness; the city remains a Panhandle energy hub.
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Ballinger: Railroad Lot Sale and a Carnegie Library
A June 1886 railroad lot sale drew thousands to Runnels County. Ballinger later built a Carnegie library and remains the county's shipping and distribution center.
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The History of Fredericksburg, Texas
Fredericksburg, Texas (ZIP 78624) was laid out in 1846 by German immigrants under John O. Meusebach, who made a treaty with Comanche chiefs on the San Saba the next spring. Its eight-sided Vereins-Kirche was torn down in 1897; the one in the market square is a 1936 replica.
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Bandera Unofficial Count Has Griffin Leading Mayor Race and a Tie on ESD 1
A later unofficial Bandera County report dated Nov. 6 shows Denise Griffin leading the Bandera mayor's race 163-130-72, while ESD No. 1 Proposition A is tied 529-529.
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Dan Patrick Backs GOP Senators Changing Rules to Curb Vikki Goodwin's Powers
The outgoing lieutenant governor said a simple Senate majority can rewrite the rules. He called Goodwin's win fair and square but did not say which powers to move.
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Senate Votes 73-25 to Begin Debate on Energy Permitting Bill
The Senate voted 73-25 Monday to begin debate on a bipartisan permitting bill. The roll call is not final passage, and the House has not acted.
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Seguin ISD Voters Narrowly Approve Tax Rate Proposition A
Unofficial Guadalupe County results posted Nov. 4 show Seguin ISD Proposition A passing 7,711 to 7,621. The ballot was labeled a tax increase and would ratify a $1.0828 rate.
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Paxton Drops Suit Seeking to Shut Down El Paso's Annunciation House Migrant Shelters
The AG's office dropped its nearly three-year case against Annunciation House, El Paso Matters reported, filing a nonsuit with prejudice. The 2024 allegations were never tried to a verdict.
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December Lake Conroe Fishing Report
Lake Conroe's December pattern is concentrating fish around winter structure. Butch Terpe explains where to find bass, crappie, hybrids and catfish and which presentations are producing.
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CFP Expands to 24 Teams; ESPN Keeps Exclusive Rights
The College Football Playoff approved a 24-team field starting in 2027-28 and made ESPN the exclusive worldwide rightsholder through 2031-32.
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Willis ISD Begins Weapons Screening at Its Middle Schools: What Families Should Know
Willis ISD has begun rolling out weapons-detection systems at its three middle schools. Here is what students and parents should expect.
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Texarkana Council Funds West Broad Lights and Overrides Planners
The Texarkana, Texas, City Council on Monday put up to $200,000 toward West Broad Street lights, approved a college flight-school lease and overrode its planning commission 5-1 on a rezoning.
