Heritage goes remote for one week after COVID-19 spike at campus

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Samuel Sutton, on December 2, 2020

All but one school in the Fredericksburg area has returned to in-person instruction after the Thanksgiving break. Heritage School was the only campus unable to return due to a spike in COVID-19 cases among students, parents and staff members, according to Head of School Nancy Hierholzer. “I am actually

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Growth, aging lead to jump in fire, EMS calls

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The Fredericksburg Fire EMS Department’s challenge in 2025 will be keeping up with demand for its services, according to Fire Chief Lynn Bizzell. The ...

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City distributes over $500,000 in HOT funding

By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post managing editor

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The Fredericksburg City Council awarded $519,975 in Hotel Occupancy Tax Funds to 27 civic and nonprofit groups in Gillespie at its meeting on Wednesda...

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Downward trend in arrests, accidents in 2024 from police

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By Ken Esten Cooke Standard-Radio Post publisher

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Residents cite fire danger, huge jumps in property insurance During Monday’s Gillespie County Commissioners Court meeting, two Harper residents spoke ...

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First Baptist Church hosting ‘Night to Shine’

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“Night to Shine,” sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 7, at First Baptist Church Fredericksburg. The event, which is ...

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Good Samaritan annual fundraiser campaign ends Friday, Jan. 31

January 29, 2025

The Good Samaritan Center’s annual fund raising campaign features four challenge grants totaling $135,000, running now through Jan. 31, 2025. The firs...

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