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EISD to serve students free meals

No additional taxes for residents or families

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Instructing math as the better path

Carly Collins is EISD Teacher of Year

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Keep Your Family Safe the Summer:

Food and Barbeque Safety

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Hydrating is key in summer heat

Summer is a season to enjoy some fun in the sun, but it’s imperative that people remember to take steps to reduce their risk for heat illness. Those measures should include efforts to hydrate and remain hydrated throughout the day.

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Keep your family safe this summer

Summer is in full swing and there are so many chances for you and your family to get out and explore. While getting out and walking to your destination might be possible, sometimes there’s a good chance you’ll be spending some time in a vehicle this summer. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, drivers are at a higher risk of becoming involved in a car accident during the warm summer months than at any other time of the year. Here’s a few pointers to help your family make sure they’re safe during your time in the car, no matter if it’s just down the street or across the country!

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Bristol Store’s sushi float places 1st

Bristol General Store received a 1st place ribbon in the 4th of July parade. This is the first time the Bristol General store has been in the local parade. They showed plenty of patriotic spirit with their famous 8-foot sushi roll and plenty of red, white and blue celebrating our America’s birthday in style.

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department names new COO, Chief of Staff

AUSTIN – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announces two promotions to its Executive Office staff.

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Highlights of the latest exercise guidelines

Since 2008, the Physical Activity Guidelines have been a vital resource for health professionals and policy makers, serving as a foundation for physical activity and education programs. These guidelines, established and periodically adjusted by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, include recommendations for individuals ages three and over. A full breakdown of the latest guidelines can be found at Health.gov, but the following are some highlights pertaining to various groups.