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Former: Editor-in-Chief @kenyoncollegian Current: Freelance sports writer @TheSoccerWire.

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A year after the flood, Kerr County rebuilds one day at a time

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By Adam Schwager Verified
| KVEO-TV (Brownsville, TX) Verified
KERRVILLE, Texas (Nexstar) — Mark Armstrong has been serving the Hill Country for decades. His Kerrville restaurant, the Lakehouse, has overlooked the Guadalupe River since 1988. Well, it usually overlooks the Guadalupe River. But for a couple of hours on the morning of July 4, 2025, the river rose more than 20 feet into the restaurant’s floor. “It was the worst day of my life,” Armstrong said. But seeing his community come in day after day, he considers himself one of the lucky ones.
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Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballot timing highlights fight over Texas mail-in law Original

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By Adam Schwager Verified
| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state of Mississippi on Monday, saying they’re allowed to count ballots that are postmarked by election day, but arrive up to five days later. “Personally, I was surprised by this ruling,” Votebeat Senior Reporter Dion Nissenbaum told Nexstar. Justice Amy Comey Barrett, appointed by President Donald Trump, and Chief Justice John Roberts, appointed by former President George W.
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Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballot timing highlights fight over Texas mail-in law

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By Adam Schwager Verified
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AUSTIN (Nexstar) — The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state of Mississippi on Monday, saying they're allowed to count ballots that are postmarked by election day, but arrive up to five days later. "Personally, I was surprised by this ruling," Votebeat Senior Reporter Dion Nissenbaum told Nexstar. Justice Amy Comey Barrett, appointed by President Donald Trump, and Chief Justice John Roberts, appointed by former President George W.
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