Judge Ruben Becerra said he will announce a shelter-at-home order and curfew on Wednesday. (Evelin Garcia/Community Impact Newspaper)
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The district's chief of human resources, Marivel Sedillo, was tapped to replace Sandra Dowdy as Hays CISD's chief academic officer.
The annual festival will have a hybrid model this year after going virtual in 2020.
San Marcos CISD will partner with health infrastructure company Curative Inc. as part of an ongoing effort to vaccinate students and staff within the district against COVID-19.
Hays CISD board members sworn in May 17 listed their priorities and the issues facing the district in the months ahead.
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Incumbent candidate Anne Halsey was sworn into her new term of office during a May 17 board meeting.
Effective June 26, unemployed Texans will no longer be eligible to receive the $300 weekly unemployment supplement from the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation program.
Previously, curbside shoppers were charged a $4.95 fee on all orders, but moving forward that fee will be waived on purchases of $35 or more. Orders worth less than $35 will have a $2.95 "small basket surcharge" attached.
The city of Kyle's vaccine clinic is planned for May 16, and a second dose is scheduled for June 13.
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The Pfizer vaccine, which can now be administered to people 12 and over, is the main shot offered by Hays County at vaccine clinics, which do not require appointments.
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