Individuals interested in women’s health are invited to a free Well Informed Woman presentation and discussion at Nacho’s Café on Tues., Sept. 20.
A complimentary dinner will be provided at 6 p.m. with a presentation to follow.
The presentation is designed for women who are considering pregnancy, who are trying to conceive and who are already pregnant.
7th vs. Comfort
The seventh graders began their season with a good start with a win over Comfort, 6-0. It was a defensive battle from the beginning kickoff to the last down. Gabriel Ortiz scored late in 2nd quarter on a 30 yard pitch play to give us a lead.
A bill approved by Congress that requires foods with genetically modified ingredients (GMOs) to carry a label will give consumers the level of information they want, according to Shannon Worrell, Mason County Farm Bureau president.
“This legislation provides transparency. Years of research proves GMOs are safe to eat. American farmers will continue to use all methods of food production to ensure the needs and wants of consumers continue to be met for years to come,
It’s almost time for the fall version of the Mason County Farmers Market.
If you have a fall garden, come out and sell your extra vegetables! We are also looking for handcrafted items, canned goods, baked goods, and musicians. There is no fee to participate.
The market will be held on the west side of the courthouse lawn on Saturday mornings, 10:00-12:00.
On September 7th, First Baptist Church Mason Youth Ministry kicked off the new school year with MUD Dodge ball! Middle school and high school students enjoyed getting muddy at the rodeo grounds and are excited about the growing Wednesday night youth program at FBC.
Starting this year, the Wednesday night youth group at FBC will be called C.R.E.W.
The regular meeting of the Mason Garden Club will be on Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 2 p.m. at the Mason County M. Beven Eckert Memorial Library, Stribling Room.
This is the first meeting of the new garden club year. Featured speaker will be Bridget Langdale of Mason who will speak on “Ecology of A Dark Sky.” Bridget, an artist and owner of The Painted Tree, is involved with the Hill Country Dark Sky Reserve and will discuss how darkness and lightness affect peop ...
The Heart of Texas Historians and Storytellers will be hosting their 4th annual event on September 18, 2016 at the Heart of Texas Event Center. This year the group is sponsoring two men who have a special connection to the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco, Texas.
Behaving the Mason Way - Sportsmanship
For many years now, I've enjoyed every Puncher Varsity game from down on the field. Camera in hand, I've walked every field where the Punchers have played, from Crane to New Braunfels, from Sabinal to Dallas, I've seen them all.
Being down on the sidelines give me a unique perspective on viewing not just the players; but, it also allows me the chance to observe the fans, the band, the cheerleaders and ...
If your child is interested in shooting sports, cooking, livestock projects, livestock judging, photography, sewing, community service, Food Challenge, Consumer Decision Making, or more then look no further! The 4-H Club typically meets on the 3rd Monday of the month at the First Baptist Church fellowship hall in Mason.
4-H is for children 3rd grade to 12th.
Micah Walker, CEA and Sheree Hardin, CEA have announced the date for this year's 4-H Enrollment meeting. 4-H enrollment will take place on Monday, September 19 from 5:30 to 7 pm at the Mason County Library. The library is located at 410 Post Hill St. The meeting is come and go.
