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The first F.A.M.E. Days event on Feb. 6 will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. along Pine Street in downtown Bastrop. (Courtesy city of Bastrop)
Bastrop | Cedar Creek

City of Bastrop to launch F.A.M.E. Days

By Joel Valley

The city of Bastrop is slated to launch a new program called Fridays, Art, Market and Entertainment, or F.A.M.E., Days in February. 

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