Mason’s Scarlet Punchers, those intrepid women “of a certain age” who absolutely insist on enjoying life, have already had enough summer, and it’s only the first week of June. Had we known it was going to be this hot, we would have scheduled the bathing suit portion of our Miss Senior America pageant.
With warmer temperatures upon us, being outdoors is a great way to spend time with friends and family, especially at a picnic!
Having a picnic is a fun way to change up your mealtime. However, the Texas heat can wreak havoc if food is not handled or cooled properly. To prevent contracting food borne illnesses, Amy Valdez, a health specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service recommends taking precautionary measures when preparing your picnic meal:
Wash your hands with soap and war ...
Kerrville, Texas (May 24, 2018) - On Saturday, May 12 Schreiner University officially conducted the spring commencement ceremony. The May 2018 Commencement Ceremony was Schreiner University’s 36th baccalaureate graduation since conferring its first four-year degrees in 1984. In total, 193 completed their degree requirements and 175 students walked the stage to receive their degree in front of 1,650 friends and family.
Schreiner University is an independent coeducational liberal arts unive ...
“Boss” Lion Jim Heidelberg convened the weekly meeting of the Mason Lions Club on May 22. Thirty-five persons were present, including six guests and two caged diamondback rattlesnakes affectionately known as “Death” and “Taxes”.
Lion Marty Bentson presented his co-worker and guest, Bryan Page. Lion Trey Carrington welcomed his guest, Don Gray, owner of The Fish Camp on the Llano River at Hedwigs Hill.
Congratulations to the Seniors that crossed the stage Friday night and are now getting ready for the next adventures in their lives. Here in Mason the summer heat has finally arrived and school is out so the kids are free and likely underfoot. Luckily we managed to find enough young adults that wanted to be lifeguards, and now that they too are out of school we are preparing the City swimming pool for summer fun.
Hill Country Memorial (HCM) is pleased to announce it has received a $1.5 million dollar grant from The Cailloux Foundation for the support of the expansion and renovation of the HCM Obstetrics (OB) Department. Furthermore, HCM announces that the Women’s Pavilion will be renamed the Kathleen C. Cailloux Birthing Center in honor of the support and generosity of The Cailloux Foundation.
In 2018, HCM was recognized by the Women’s Choice Award as an America’s Best Hospital for Obstetrics ...
The Bob Bullock Texas History Museum is the official history museum of Texas. The Bullock collaborates with more than seven hundred museums, libraries, archives, and individuals to display original historical artifacts and produce exhibitions that illuminate and celebrate Texas history and culture. Nearly 8 million visitors from all over the world have explored Texas history and culture at the Bullock Texas State History Museum since it opened in 2001.
The newest exhibition, RODEO!
INDIANAPOLIS – Hardin-Simmons track and field athlete Hasanai 'Go' Chanriang has qualified for the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field National Championship in the 400 hurdles.
Chanriang has the sixth-best time among the 20 qualifiers with a 52.41. He actually ran a career-best 52.33 at Texas Tech but it was adjusted for elevation.
He will be looking to become the second Division III all-American for the Cowboys.
Twenty-nine Mason Lions met on May 15. Also present were two guests. Lion Gene Gammill introduced Randy Maenius, County Executive Director of the USDA Farm Service Agency. Randy told members he plans to join the Mason Lions Club. Lion Ken Cordero introduced his guest, Hector Gonzalez, who recently returned to live in Mason.
“Boss” Lion Jim Heidelberg read the Nominating Committee’s slate for 2018-2019: President, Marty Bentson; First Vice President, Michael Murphy; Second Vice Preside ...
Last week’s City Commission meeting was well attended and moved reasonable smoothly through the agenda, and now the City is served by a full group of elected officials entrusted to make the wisest and most representative decisions for our town. In addition to canvassing the election and swearing in the two elected Commissioners as well as myself, we appointed Commissioner Pledger as Mayor Pro Tem to provide a leadership role if I am unavailable or unable, approved the use of the swimming po ...
