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A street in Live Oak, Texas is shown in the daytime.

Live Oak's 2022 bond projects nearing completion

By Thomas Leffler

Live Oak City Council awarded a $391.8K contract to Clark Construction of Texas Inc. for the fourth and final phase of its 2022 Bond on May 27.

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