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TEXANS TELL TRACK TYRANT TO GET LOST

TEXANS TELL TRACK TYRANT TO GET LOST

TEXANS TELL TRACK TYRANT TO GET LOST

On Apr. 7, 1890, the proud governor gave a guided tour of the new capitol to Jay Gould, who just happened to be in town at the same time Texans were considering regulation of the railroads.
Guns Up Outdoorsman and Hardware is now open along FM 307

Guns Up Outdoorsman and Hardware is now open along FM 307

Guns Up Outdoorsman and Hardware opens along FM 307

After months of construction, planning and long days, Guns Up Outdoorsman and Hardware is now open along FM 307, bringing a full-scale hardware and outdoor supply store to Greenwood. Owners Stephen Tarr and his wife, Julie, started working on the project last summer after buying the land.

Little League fundraiser Apr. 17

GREENWOOD Greenwood Little League will host its third annual fundraiser night Apr. 17 at Fiddlesticks Farms. It will start at 6 p.m. — there will be live music by Truman Stack and a silent and live auction.

Clay shoot set to benefit Greenwood Class of 2027

Greenwood High School’s Class of 2027 will host a sporting clay shoot next month to raise funds for Project Graduation. The event is scheduled for April 24 at Windwalker Farms in Stanton.
WRITING PLAYS FOR DIFFERENT OCCASIONS

WRITING PLAYS FOR DIFFERENT OCCASIONS

WRITING PLAYS FOR DIFFERENT OCCASIONS

Part Owner of Texas WRITING PLAYS FOR DIFFERENT OCCASIONS Linda Bond of SanAngelo has written three books and numerous magazine articles. She also writes plays.

ANGEL OF MERCY SAVED LIVES AT GOLIAD

The moment Francita Alavez heard the nightmarish news on the evening of Mar. 26, 1836, she sprang into swift but secret action. The brave wife of a Mexican officer would not stand idly by while her countrymen killed the defenseless detainees at Goliad.