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Douglas excited about Democrats historic race for White House
Change is a word you hear a lot these days. Political commentators scream about it, politicians lecture on it, and people like Kay Douglas crave it.
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Youth Police Academy still accepting applications
The Huntsville Police Department will continue accepting applications for its Youth Police Academy through today.
Saturday | The Huntsville Item
HISD to offer stipends to bilingual, math teachers
The Huntsville Independent School District is currently offering $3,000 stipends to applicants for teaching positions as either secondary math teachers or elementary bilingual teachers.
July is - Watch Your Car' month
Every five minutes, a car is stolen in Texas. More than likely, the driver's valuable possessions, left in the vehicle, have also disappeared.
Carnival focuses on teaching God's word to children
Fellowship of Huntsville Church along with Rock Solid Character closed out a five-day community carnival, focusing on teaching children about God's word Friday afternoon.
Celebrations set across county for Fourth of July
Families in Walker County have an opportunity to get together today to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Summer craft program participants get hands sticky
Children and adults were not afraid to get their hands sticky on Tuesday afternoon at the Huntsville Public Library as they participated in a summer arts and crafts program - Pinata and Poppers.
Council gets first look at budget draft
The Huntsville City Council begins a series of important summer meetings and workshops tonight, focusing on two vital components for the successful operation of the City of Huntsville - the budget and a new ...
The Huntsville Police Department is currently investigating a series of residential burglaries which have taken place throughout Huntsville over the last two months.
Investigation of chase yields new information
After extensive investigation into the June 19 high-speed chase of a Brenham man through Montgomery and Walker counties, the Texas Rangers have discovered several additional pieces of information.
City gets first draft of new budget
The Huntsville City Council received its first draft of the fiscal year 2008-09 budget on Tuesday night during a regular session at City Hall.
County, City continue fire station talks
County and City officials continued new fire station talks on Monday morning in special session at the courthouse.
Education group provides funds for HISD projects
Huntsville Independent School District teachers once again will have the chance to challenge students' abilities through the use of innovative projects.
- Jaws,' - Casablanca' to be featured at film festival
After receiving a huge response from the Huntsville community, the Huntsville Main Street Program has chosen the films to be featured in its fourth annual summer film festival.
New fire station on commissioners' agenda
The Walker County Commissioners Court continues a busy week today, meeting for a second time in special session to discuss plans for the new fire station.
Rangers investigate chase, shooting
The Texas Rangers continue their investigation into Thursday's high-speed chase that ended at a Huntsville business and a Brenham man shooting himself when cornered.
Promoting tourism is a communitywide effort
Jun. 29--Believe it or not, Walker County is a tourist destination. Tourists travel to Huntsville to see any number of sites, and not to forget the number of people traveling Interstate 45 who stop on the spur ...
Supreme Court rulings won't end lawsuits
This undated file photo released by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows death row inmate Charles Dean Hood who is scheduled for execution at the Texas prison in Huntsville, Tuesday, June 17, 2008.
High court death penalty rulings won't end suits
For decades, the Supreme Court has declined to rule on execution methods and whether that punishment applies to child rapists.
HPD hopes to curb drinking, driving
The third phase of the Huntsville Police Department's specialized traffic enforcement program will begin this Friday and continue through July 6, during which officers will be working overtime to target ...