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Texas A&M AgriLife County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences and the Wesley Nurse invite you to take part in a free diabetic education program which includes a series of cooking workshops. If you have diabetes, are predisposed to diabetes, take care of someone with diabetes, or are just interested in knowing about diabetes, please join us this summer! Sheree Hardin, Texas A&M AgriLife County Extension Agent and Ann Scarth, RN, Wesley Nurse with Methodist Healthcare Ministr ...
Mason County Farm Bureau will host a membership drive at the Farmer’s Market from 5-7 p.m. then head over for a social hour at the wine bar. The group, according to its president, Shannon Worrell, has flourished in Mason County. “Our organization continues to grow because of the people we serve. Rural and urban alike are represented by Mason County Farm Bureau and, as a result, Texas Farm Bureau,” Worrell said. The organization offers unique member benefits and services, representation in ...
The Wilhelm and Johann Heinrich Geistweidt family reunion will be held Saturday, June 11, at the Doss Community Center, in Doss. Fellowship begins at 10:30 a.m. Potluck meal at 12 noon. Bring meat, sides and/or dessert, plates and utensils. Tables, chairs and drinks provided. Officers for this year’s reunion include Stephen Stengel, president; Brent Geistweidt, vice president and Kara Immel, secretary-treasurer.
Our Meeting will be hosted by the Kerr County members, and will be held in Kerrville, TX. All ladies that are interested in joining are welcome to attend! WHEN: June 21, 2016 TIME: Social 10:00 am with meal to follow WHERE: Buzzie’s BBQ 213 Schreiner St Kerrville, TX 78028 (830) 257-4540 COST: $18.00 per person GUEST SPEAKER: We are pleased to have John Mayer, Foreman of the Jinx McCain Horsemanship Program and Director of The Semper Fi Fund Apprenticeship Program as our guest speaker. The Se ...
Several Mason junior tennis players started the summer season this last weekend as Mason hosted the Summer Swing Tournament. Due to several players taking SAT tests and others being out of town, the draws were a little small, but the competition was still very good. The results are as follows: 12 BS – Luke Marshall (Brady) def Jack Gillespie(Mas) 6-1,6-1. 14 BS – Patrick McAuliffe (Mas) def Ranger Schmidt (Mas) 6-2,6-4 16-18 BS – Jack Marshall (Brady) def Ethan Powell (Mas) 7-6, 6-2 14 GS ...
JUNCTION—Interested stakeholders in the Upper Llano River watershed are invited to provide comments on the draft Upper Llano River Watershed Protection Plan during the 30-day formal public comment period, June 8 through July 8, according to the watershed coordinator. Tyson Broad, the Upper Llano River watershed coordinator, said the plan, developed by the Upper Llano Watershed Coordination Committee, is available on the Llano River Watershed Alliance at llanoriver.org. Broad said written comm ...
The Media Dear Gerry, Let me surprise you: Trump’s right; the media is misleading. Don’t call an ambulance for me, because I’m still sane enough to see that Trump’s wrong in portraying the media as against him. The media has been a treasure trove, bestowing upon Trump millions of dollars’ worth of free advertising and exposure, much more than any other candidate was given.
“What a perfectly charming and engaging performance. From the start, each of the characters had physical, vocal and emotional commitment and maintained their energy throughout. The Sycamores (and Grandpa) were fun and funny but totally realistic. You all let the script play the humor without resorting to gimmicks...I can’t begin to tell you how impressed I am at the total effort of this production – Bravo!...
I distinctly remember my mother telling me that she hoped to see the day when I’d have “enough sense to come in out of the rain.” If she was looking down on us Wednesday afternoon, she’d have been shaking her head in disbelief. Twelve brave souls signed up for the Scramble, and in a steady but light rain went out to their respective tee boxes and began thrashing at the golf ball.
Members of the Texas Hill Country Heritage Association (THCHA)received good news for Mason County last week regarding plans for a wind farm in the western part of the county. Joan Heredia, director of Environmental Compliance and Regulatory Services for ENEL, sent a message to Mylea Bayless of Bat Conservation International notifying the group that ENEL has made the decision to NOT move forward with the Mason County facility.

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