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Can you believe it is just about the end of summer? If your kids are anything like mine, the battle cries of, “We are bored!” and “What are we doing today?” have started to fill the time between waking up and finishing my first cup of coffee. I always like to hold out on some tricks up my sleeve for August.

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Debunking craft beer myths

With more than 9,000 breweries in the United States and over 300 in Texas, Craft Beer seems to be everywhere these days. Most West Texas beer drinkers still prefer to drink the usual suspects of the light beer variety, but some are getting out of their comfort zone and trying craft beer for the first time. This article was written to clear up some misconceptions about craft beer for those novices.

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Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure law delivers $729 million for Texas

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In an ongoing effort to combat the effects of climate change and address the growing costs of extreme weather events negatively impacting communities, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) today announced new guidance and $7.3 billion in formula funding to help states and communities better prepare for and respond to extreme weather events like wildfires, flooding, and extreme heat. This is a first-of-its-kind program, made possible by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

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Let’s Talk – A new weekly column

Editor’s note: Jessica Jacob and Tessa Knickerbocker of Yellow House Therapy in Winters will be providing a weekly column on mental health to the Runnels County Register, Glen Rose Reporter, and Stephenville Empire Tribune. This is their first submission. It was placed on the front page to introduce our readers to the column. Future submissions will be found on page A3. - Bill Hancock

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