State Rep. Candy Noble said she is ready to come back home after being in Austin this summer because of the special session.
“It has been a long summer stuck in Austin in two special sessions,” she said. “I miss my family, friends and my House District 89 constituents. I am especially looking forward to getting more time with one of my young- est constituents, my newest grandson Luke.”
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