COVID surge leads to blood drive cancellations, supply loss

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News Staff, on January 13, 2022

The current surge in COVID-19 cases because of the omicron variant in South Texas has led to the cancellation of at least eight blood drives with South Texas Blood & Tissue, with the potential loss of more than 400 donations. Blood supplies already were tight coming out of the holiday season, and

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SIGNS OF SPRING

March 18, 2026

Spring has sprung around Fredericksburg and signs of it were evident most everywhere. On a sunny Saturday, the National Museum of the Pacific War host...

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FREDERICKSBURG

Council talks leaf collection, zoning

By Christine Granados Contributing Writer

March 18, 2026

Residents sound off on proposed leaf/brush collection fees The Fredericksburg City Council received an earful from residents related to charging a $10...

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SCHOOLS

Tours of high school set before bond election

March 18, 2026

Fredericksburg Independent School District will offer tours of the Fredericksburg High School, 1107 Texas 16 South, on April 10-12. Community members ...

Veterinarian deals with a puzzling malady

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HEALTH

Veterinarian deals with a puzzling malady

By Annie Bresee Standard-Radio Post reporter

March 18, 2026

A community effort leads to diagnosis of Lyme Disease Amy Jo Pilmer was comfortable working seven days a week at her veterinary practice. She enjoyed ...

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CITY

Details given for municipal election

March 18, 2026

The City of Fredericksburg will hold a General Election on Saturday, May 2, to elect a mayor and two city councilmembers. All voting will take place a...

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City holds mural project to celebrate America’s 250th

March 18, 2026

The City of Fredericksburg is inviting residents to take part in a community art project commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Un...

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