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Cafe Du Bliss opens Round Rock location Texas early voting up 74 percent compared with 2022 midterms Galveston County announces property tax payment deadlines and options James Talarico's college years at UT Austin examined ahead of Senate race Abbott and Hinojosa clash over education in tight Texas governor race Nothing Bundt Cakes opens 2nd Katy location Three Hagler Fellows to join Texas A&M Agriculture and Life Sciences Texas Baptists Constitution and Bylaws Task Force recommendations explained, other business posted Church Planting Conference encourages church planters to “stay the course” in ministry Texas Baptists GC2 Pilot Program Underway Chaplaincy Relations annual training encourages chaplains to keep serving and embrace their calling Texas Baptists Executive Board reviews proposed 2027 budget and recommended Constitutional amendments during September meeting Texas BSM holds ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of new building Hunger Offering ministries stand in the gap as food insecurity increases in Texas
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Daylight saving time ends in Texas on November 1, 2026

Daylight saving time in Texas ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, 2026, when clocks fall back one hour. Texas passed a 2025 law to keep the state on daylight saving time year-round, but it requires congressional autho…

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