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Ever thought of going in to business growing grapes, peaches, tomatoes, watermelons, pecans or other horticultural crops? The Texas AgriLife Extension Service Blanco County invites you to participate in a two-part webinar series, focusing on Small Acreage Horticultural Crops.

The Blanco Chamber of Commerce is teaming up with the Old Blanco County Courthouse Society, Keep Blanco Beautiful, local merchants, and lavender growers to encourage residents and visitors to "celebrate a hometown Christmas," starting on Friday, November 27, and continuing throughout the holiday season at the Blanco Courthouse Square.

On Saturday November 7 at 9:15am, the Blanco Verde Farm Tour takes off from the Old Blanco County Courthouse in Blanco.

I first met J. David Bamberger a number of years ago at our family place over in Edwards County.

Officers from Blanco Police Department, the Blanco County Sheriffa s Department, FBI and the Texas Rangers investigate the scene on Wednesday morning.

Rocky Community Club is holding its annual Smorgasbord on Saturday, November 7, the first day of deer season.

The Blanco County Association of Retired Educators will meet at 2:30pm on Thursday, October 29 at the First United Methodist Church in Johnson City.

Blanco County Sheriff's deputies responded to a bank robbery Wednesday morning at the Security State Bank on Highway 281 in Blanco.

Talk about a big first day on the job. Less than 12 hours after Milton Willmann was hired Tuesday night as Blanco police chief, the normally peaceful city was shaken by its first bank heist in decades.

Master Gardeners of Blanco County are sponsoring a public program by the organic farmer himself, Malcolm Beck.

The Blanco County Sheriff's Department said three men forced their way into a bank wearing ski masks Wednesday morning, escaping with cash.

Two employees of a Blanco bank were tied up Wednesday morning during a robbery. It happened at the Security Bank in Blanco around 7 a.m. Blanco County investigators say three people were involved in the robbery.

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Anyone wishing to vote early for the November 3, 2009, Constitutional Amendment Election may do so starting October 19, 2009.

The correct answer is, yes: the H1N1 swine flu pandemic is here in Texas and even Blanco County.

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The new H1N1 flu -- the swine flu -- is a disease to be taken seriously, but not one that ought to cause panic.

Organizers of the Wild Game Dinner are looking forward to serving a delicious variety of game to a large crowd this Saturday, October 3, at the Blanco County Show Barn in Johnson City.