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Also on today's calendar: Cooking in the Kitchen & Quarter and 5 more events.
Today's riddle: What is something you always have, but also leave behind? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Brenham Middle School teacher shares heart-wrenching story of resilience and love (kdhnews.com) ā A Brenham Middle School math teacher moved the Brenham ISD board by sharing how she took in an 11-year-old student after his father died, then watched the Brenham community rally around them. Her story highlighted how local educators routinely step far beyond academics to care for studentsā emotional and practical needs, underscoring the deep heart she sees in Brenham schools.
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2. Brenham ISD board certifies instructional materials (southtexasnews.com) ā Brenham ISDās board has certified that all students have state-approved instructional materials meeting 100% of Texas curriculum standards, unlocking continued access to state funding. District leaders also stressed safeguards against harmful content and signaled upcoming decisions on a new social studies curriculum that could shape classrooms as soon as this summer.
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3. Samuel James Heiskel (lexingtonleader.com) ā Family and friends are remembering Samuel James āSqubbie Jamesā Heiskel, who was born and baptized in Brenham and later worked at Country Boys Sausage here. Although services were held in Giddings and Dime Box, many of his relatives, work ties, and memories remain closely connected to Brenham and the surrounding area.
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4. Teresa Jane Shuey (southtexasnews.com) ā Brenham residents are invited to celebrate the life of longtime local Teresa Jane Shuey at a Celebration of Life party on May 9 at the Barnhill Center downtown. Teresa, who made her home on Christmas Road in Brenham, was remembered as a devoted mother of twins, community volunteer, and energetic friend who faced cancer with determination and grace.
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5. A Wildflower Road Trip Will Show You a Different Side of This State (fodors.com) ā Brenham caps off this Texas wildflower road trip as the āIce Cream Capital of Texas,ā home to Blue Bellās original creamery and a bargain $1 scoop parlor. Visitors are encouraged to explore downtown murals, historic shops, and stay at Ant Street Inn, then finish the day with a bluebonnet-framed sunset at Old Baylor Park when the flowers are in season.
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