I love that Mireya and Joel incorporated pops of yellow in their flowers. It was a great way to add just the right amount of pop to their design. Look closely and you can see a floral hair comb placed above her veil to coordinate with her bouquet.
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We are excited to announce that the Witte Museum will be hosting our FIRST MEMBERS ONLY EXCURSION on Thursday, August 12, 2021, at 6:00 pm. We only have 20 FREE tickets available!! Register ASAP so that you have the opportunity to enjoy this exclusive ILEA Member-Only Benefit.
This program in Baltimore is putting kids on dirt bikes so they can see science lessons in action. @MorganRadford shares how @B360Balt is making science “wheelie” fun.
On Saturday, LEE and NEISD will be in the spotlight. We ask that everyone come together and show support. We would like to see colors from all our schools in the stands coming together for one cause on Saturday at 6:00 pm. in Georgetown @ Birkelbach Field. @neisd See you there.
After finishing her college career at Stanford with a national title in her hometown, San Antonio native Kiana Williams was officially drafted 18th overall by the Seattle Storm in this year's WNBA Draft. https://t.co/vPyP9UyBUp
Legend says that if you see a Green Jay, you will have good luck 🍀. #saintpatricksday
Found in the United States only in #SouthTexas, its green, yellow, and blue plumage makes it the gem of the woodlands.
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The NCAA announced that fans can purchase photo cutouts that will be placed in San Antonio's Alamodome at the Final Four, with all proceeds going to three charities: the Pat Summitt Foundation, the Kay Yow Cancer Fund and the San Antonio Food Bank.
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Rocket producer SpaceX will open a high-tech factory in Austin, Texas, according to a recent job posting, the latest of Elon Musk’s projects to begin operations in the Lone Star State.
More details in this story: https://t.co/2gViQoEpza
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Citrus. Livestock. Vegetables. And more. Winter Storm Uri left virtually no aspect of Texas agriculture untouched.
Initial estimates show damages of more than $600 million in ag losses. https://t.co/Nn0MLwGwM4