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THESE SUNFLOWERS ARE in bloom at Jay Wilder’s field off F.M. 166 off F.M. 50.

THESE SUNFLOWERS ARE in bloom at Jay Wilder’s field off F.M. 166 off F.M. 50.

THESE SUNFLOWERS ARE in bloom

News Staff
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
THESE SUNFLOWERS ARE in bloom at Jay Wilder’s field off F.M. 166 off F.M. 50.
A RIBBON CUTTING IS held for The Reserve Subdivision in Somerville off Thornberry Drive on Wednesday, July 2. One home is completed, and another is under construction. Developers are planning a total of 145 homes in three to five years. They are beginning with the first of three planned phases, and city-required infrastructure for phase one is now complete.

A RIBBON CUTTING IS held for The Reserve Subdivision in Somerville off Thornberry Drive on Wednesday, July 2. One home is completed, and another is under construction. Developers are planning a total of 145 homes in three to five years. They are beginning with the first of three planned phases, and city-required infrastructure for phase one is now complete.

A RIBBON CUTTING IS held for The Reserve Subdivision in Somerville off Thornberry Drive

News Staff
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
A RIBBON CUTTING IS held for The Reserve Subdivision in Somerville off Thornberry Drive on Wednesday, July 2. One home is completed, and another is under construction. Developers are planning a total of 145 homes in three to five years.
CREATIVE MEMORIES QUILT Guild recently held a youth camp and pictured above are the camper’s with their quilts. Pictured, from left, are Alexandra Ruiz, Elisa Brinck, Kathryn Schilling, Sawyer Vann, Emma Raymond, Ashlin Albright and Adelina Gallegos.

CREATIVE MEMORIES QUILT Guild recently held a youth camp and pictured above are the camper’s with their quilts. Pictured, from left, are Alexandra Ruiz, Elisa Brinck, Kathryn Schilling, Sawyer Vann, Emma Raymond, Ashlin Albright and Adelina Gallegos.

CREATIVE MEMORIES QUILT Guild

News Staff
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
CREATIVE MEMORIES QUILT Guild recently held a youth camp and pictured above are the camper’s with their quilts. Pictured, from left, are Alexandra Ruiz, Elisa Brinck, Kathryn Schilling, Sawyer Vann, Emma Raymond, Ashlin Albright and Adelina Gallegos.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

News Staff
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
To be in the current list of calendar events, submissions must be received by 4 p.m. on Mondays prior to publication.Hospice BV Christmas in July Hospice Brazos Valley is holding a “Christmas in July” pre-sale on Christmas wreaths, basket centerpieces and swags from now until July 31.
HORSES WERE NOT THE ONLY animals evacuated. Here, Caldwell resident Sabine Lazo helps transport a pig from flood-affected areas. Photo courtesy of Ash Turner

HORSES WERE NOT THE ONLY animals evacuated. Here, Caldwell resident Sabine Lazo helps transport a pig from flood-affected areas. Photo courtesy of Ash Turner

Residents support Texas flood victims

News Staff
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Floods across Central Texas have dominated local and national news this week, with new stories of loss and tragedy every day.In the midst of the devastation, it’s easy to feel helpless and hopeless, but even small gestures can make a big difference in times like these.

Woman attacked by dog at Beaver Creek

News Staff
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
A 21-year-old Beaver Creek woman was injured on Sunday night, July 6, in a dog bite attack at Beaver Creek Subdivision and flown by helicopter to a Bryan hospital.The woman was injured at about 8:08 p.m.

SISD gives Holton $10K raise

Denise Squier
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Last week, The Tribune reported that Somerville ISD teachers, administration and staff will receive a bump in their paychecks.During the June special meeting, the Somerville School Board approved raises for all district employees.
JOHN O’BRIEN

JOHN O’BRIEN

Snook ISD names O’Brien interm super

Denise Squier
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Former Van Vleck ISD Superintendent John O’Brien has been named the interim superintendent for Snook ISD, pending final background check approval.The Snook School Board met in a special June 30 meeting and selected O’Brien to lead the district following Dr.
ADAM JANAC STANDS at the construction site for the C-LARS building in Snook. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

ADAM JANAC STANDS at the construction site for the C-LARS building in Snook. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Construction continues for C-LARS in Snook

Roy Sanders
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
C-LARS, LLC, a manufacturer of marine launch and recovery systems, is continuing construction of its new location in Snook, giving the growing community a new, major company and significant job growth.
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