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Tamara Chasteen, right, and Ann True serve soup to guests at the Empty Bowls Soup Luncheon hosted by Huntsville’s Promise at the Wynne Home Arts Center on Tuesday. Volunteers served soup as guests gave donations and received handmade bowls crafted by local students, seniors and sculptors. The soup was prepared by Huntsville High School culinary arts students, and all proceeds from the event will go to the International Rescue Commission’s Haiti Relief efforts, Good Shepherd Mission and food banks in Riverside and New Waverly.
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Texas prison board approves $46.8 million HMH contract
The Texas prison board on Friday approved a $46.8 million contract to lease a handful of beds at a hospital in Huntsville as part of a first-time move to secure offender health care services outside its traditional university health providers.
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Sentence hearing delayed in Luttrell’s shooting trial
The Walker County District Attorney’s Office was granted a continuance in the sentencing trial of a New Waverly man who was convicted in November of killing a war hero’s dog back in 2009.
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Livingston a mecca for rockhounds, nature lovers
For an inexpensive, unexpected good time, look no further than Livingston.
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Two arrested for running illegal gambling facility
Sanjaykumar Patel, 32 and Comer Clark Charles, 74, both of New Waverly, were arrested after a raid showed the two were running an illegal gambling facility, according to Walker County Sheriff Clint McRae.
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Citizens, civic leaders discuss growth in Walker County
What do you want Walker County to look like in 30 years?
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Trees dying over nearly 6,000 acres in Sam Houston National Forest
Nearly 6,000 of the more than 160,000 acres in the Sam Houston National Forest have trees that are dead or dying because of ongoing drought conditions.
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Providing help for victims
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Students get FAFSA help
Financial aid workshop set for Sunday
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Murder case still awaiting indictment
A Huntsville man who has been charged with murder and aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury is still awaiting grand jury action.
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Who better than the Tooth Fairy?
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