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The Facts hadn't been able to print a newspaper since the onset of the winter storm because of power and internet issues at the newspaper. This included being halfway through a combined three-day edition being put together Wednesday afternoon, when the power again went out. After electricity returned late Wednesday, Facts employees and carriers scrambled to get an edition delivered late Thursday morning. Our thanks go out to those who upended their schedules so our readers could catch up on their news.

Emma Martinez loads up her car with dozens of newspapers to deliver around Lake Jackson on Thursday. The Facts is able to print and deliver newspapers for the first time this week after storms caused widespread power outages.

Emma Martinez loads up her car with dozens of newspapers to deliver around Lake Jackson on Thursday. The Facts is able to print and deliver newspapers for the first time this week after storms caused widespread power outages.

Dozens of copies of Thursday's edition of The Facts sit out, ready to be delivered on Thursday morning. This is the first edition The Facts has been able to print since a winter storm caused dangerous road conditions and widespread power outages.

Dozens of copies of Thursday's edition of The Facts sit out, ready to be delivered on Thursday morning. This is the first edition The Facts has been able to print since a winter storm caused dangerous road conditions and widespread power outages.

Dozens of copies of The Facts' Brazos Life section sit out at the printing press, ready to be delivered Thursday morning. Dangerous road conditions and power outages have prevented The Facts from printing newspapers all week.
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The Facts staff gather Thursday’s edition of the newspaper to deliver on Thursday morning.
Emma Martinez loads up her car with dozens of newspapers to deliver around Lake Jackson on Thursday. The Facts is able to print and deliver newspapers for the first time this week after storms caused widespread power outages.
Emma Martinez loads up her car with dozens of newspapers to deliver around Lake Jackson on Thursday. The Facts is able to print and deliver newspapers for the first time this week after storms caused widespread power outages.
Dozens of copies of Thursday's edition of The Facts sit out, ready to be delivered on Thursday morning. This is the first edition The Facts has been able to print since a winter storm caused dangerous road conditions and widespread power outages.
Dozens of copies of Thursday's edition of The Facts sit out, ready to be delivered on Thursday morning. This is the first edition The Facts has been able to print since a winter storm caused dangerous road conditions and widespread power outages.
Dozens of copies of The Facts' Brazos Life section sit out at the printing press, ready to be delivered Thursday morning. Dangerous road conditions and power outages have prevented The Facts from printing newspapers all week.
Dozens of copies of Thursday’s edition of The Facts are stacked, ready to be delivered.
A stack of Thursday's edition of The Facts, ready to be delivered. The Facts was able to print a newspaper for the first time this week after dangerous road conditions and power outages have prevented it.
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