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Doris lane myers
08/14/2024 11:00 PM
Cothran retires after almost 3 decades at Teague ISD
Cothran retires after almost 3 decades at Teague ISD
After 28 years with Teague ISD, Accounts Payable Specialist Pat Cothran has retired. A retirement party was held for Cothran on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 7. 08/14/2024 11:00 PM
Jimmy Dale ‘JD’ Clary
Jimmy Dale ‘JD’ Clary
In Loving Memory of Jimmy Dale “JD” Clary It is with heavy hearts and profound sorrow that we announce the passing of our father Jimmy Dale “JD” Clary. For those wishing to pay their respects, visitation will take place on: Friday, August 9, 2024 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Bowers Funeral Home Teague, Texas, The family will be present, embracing loved ones and finding solace in shared memories. 08/14/2024 11:00 PM
A new look for TISD athletics
A new look for TISD athletics
The Teague Lion Pride Booster Club, along with the help of Teague ISD and Coach Zachary Linscomb have completed a makeover for the Teague ISD Athletic facilities. The football, baseball, and softball fields have been completed. A new look for the gym will be coming soon. 08/14/2024 11:00 PM
Meet the teacher
Meet the teacher
Teacher ABOVE: Carter Hibbard is all smiles at his TES Meet the Teacher appointment as he meets his teacher, Misty Morrow. ABOVE, LEFT: First-grader Elanor Lee is ready to start school with her teacher, Leslie Sims. LEFT: Adalee Bailon is ready for the school year along with her first grade teacher, Shalandria Gullette. Photo by Mitchell Pate/Teague Chronicle 08/14/2024 11:00 PM
Wortham residents attending a special City Council meeting Monday, Aug. 12, where the recent, sudden retirement of longtime Chief of Police Kelly Butler was discussed, chat with each other during a closed session of the council. Photo by David Webb/The Mexia News
Concerned crowd packs Wortham meeting
Wortham City Council scrambled to reorganize the city’s police force in the wake of longtime Chief of Police Kelly Butler’s sudden retirement and departure Aug. 7. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Fairfield council fills 5 positions
Fairfield council fills 5 positions
Fairfield City Council approved the hiring of five employees during a special- called meeting Thursday, Aug. 8. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Meet the teacher
Meet the teacher
Teacher . 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Freestone commissioners to interview for interim treasurer
Freestone commissioners to interview for interim treasurer
Freestone County Commissioners held a short meeting on Monday morning, Aug. 12, making two decisions before going into executive session. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Law enforcement dealing with several cases
Law enforcement dealing with several cases
Freestone County Sheriff Office and Emergency Medical Services responded Sunday night, Aug. 11, to an unresponsive inmate in the Freestone County jail. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
TPWD’s Area Lakes Fishing Report
TPWD’s Area Lakes Fishing Report
Athens – SLOW. Water normal stain; 87 degrees; 0.34 feet above pool. Bass have been slow and scattered. Best options are outside grass lines on windy banks. Jigs and shaky-head worms are working, but you will need to cover a lot of water. Some bass are schooling. Crappie are slow as well. The night bite on deep brush with minnows is the most consistent pattern. Report by Jim Brack, Athens Guide Service. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Brush hogging an overgrown pasture during the height of fawning season from May through early July can be risky business. If possible, it’s better to wait until later in summer. Fawns will be more mobile and wary by then. Walking a field beforehand is never a bad idea. Photo by Matt Willia...
Happy ending encounter begins with separation, maternal instincts lead doe to fawn
Anyone who has ever stumbled across a perfectly healthy whitetail fawn bedded down in the wild — and had sense enough to walk away and leave the animal undisturbed — is sure to appreciate this story. Those who haven’t might learn a little something about whitetail ways. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Pandemic relief funds for schools to end
Pandemic relief funds for schools to end
Texas public schools received more than $19 billion in pandemic relief funds over the last four years, but that pipeline of cash will largely end on Sept. 30, The Texas Tribune reported. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Press on toward the goal
Press on toward the goal
Wow! Where did the summer go? It is off to another busy start with the school year. We had Meet the Teacher on Monday night and then the first day of school was yesterday, Aug. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Keep the popcorn handy
Keep the popcorn handy
There is an old saying that 30 days is a lifetime in politics and there is no greater example of this than what has taken place recently. In the U.S one candidate for president has quit the race and a substitute candidate has replaced him. The main opponent had spent three years organizing his entire campaign against someone who was no longer the candidate. No telling how many twists and turns there will be in the next three months. Keep the popcorn handy as we never know what will come popping out of Door No. 3. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
War: An Extension of Diplomacy 2,600 years ago Sun Tsu, a Chinese philosopher/general wrote in his seminal treatise, “The Art of War,” that the best military leader is one that skillfully avoids active warfare, but if faced with no option except submission and total defeat, prosecutes the strongest possible aggressive war, takes no half-measures, is 100% aggressive, and survives with victory. His was excellent advice. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
Missing teen safe, home again
Missing teen safe, home again
Law enforcement officers found missing Mexia teenager Desmond “Dez” Connally Jr. in Fort Worth and returned him to his mother’s custody over the weekend. 08/14/2024 08:57 PM
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