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Governor launches re-election bid, virtual learning programs launch: 5 trending Houston-area stories

By Angela Bonilla

Missed any Community Impact articles from this week? Check out the top trending stories from Community Impact's coverage areas in Houston from Nov.10-14.

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Travis County, Austin community meeting for wildfire ...
The Bastrop County Commissioners Court voted to allow the Bastrop County Public Health District to apply for a $50,000 grant during a Nov. 10 meeting. (Joel Valley/Community Impact)
BCPHD submits $50K grant application to the ...
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Fulshear residents will now be able to apply for permits online. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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A photo of stakeholders at an active construction site
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