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Annie Blanks

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Currently: mom, wife, Texan. Formerly: @ExpressNews, @pnj, @nwfdailynews, Floridian. Always: Waffle House enthusiast.

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An ‘ecological disaster:’ Jacob’s Well is dry for the longest time in recorded history

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By Annie Blanks
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
But this year is unlike any other year in recorded history for the artisan spring. Hays County, which operates the Jacob’s Well Natural Area, has had to close Jacob’s Well to visitors for the spring and summer season due to a near-zero outflow of water. That means the spring itself, which fills up the well and the surrounding Cypress Creek, is hardly pumping out any water. While Jacob’s Well is still full, the creek bed around it is nearly empty and the creek itself isn’t flowing.
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‘A sweet, smart, beautiful girl:’ Fundraiser honors San Marcos child stuck, killed outside school

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By Annie Blanks
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
The GoFundMe account had raised $30,375 as of Tuesday afternoon. Thomason Funeral Home confirmed that the GoFundMe is being operated by Isabella’s direct family and the proceeds are honoring her memory. On ExpressNews.com: San Marcos middle school student hit, killed by car Friday Isabella was hit and killed by a car in the dropoff line of Goodnight Middle School about 8:30 a.m. on Friday.
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Thousands of Texans’ drivers license numbers were stolen. Here’s what to do if you were impacted

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By Annie Blanks
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
Annie Blanks, San Antonio Express-News Feb. 28, 2023Updated: Feb. 28, 2023 4:28 p.m. If you are one of the thousands of Texans whose drivers license numbers were stolen by an organized Chinese crime group late last year - or if you’re someone who is concerned about identity theft - you might be wondering what to do next.
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