The Mason FFA Chapter will host a community breakfast this Saturday, December 16, 2017, at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Mason. Serving will begin at 8:00 a.m. and conclude at 11:00 a.m. or until supplies last.
Calli Montague, Mason FFA Chapter President, stated that this event is called the First Annual Build Your Own Breakfast Taco Fundraiser.
We are excited to share that the Hill Country Youth Commercial Heifer Show and Sale is currently entering its fifth year of existence. It all started with a group of passionate ranchers who believed in facilitating an opportunity for youth to acquire knowledge of life in the commercial beef industry.
This project is one that is undoubtedly most practical in terms of its goals.
The Puncher winning streak for 2017 came to an end at the Alamodome on Friday night with a defeat to the Refugio Bobcats, 38-14.
The Punchers came out strong in the first quarter, and a 41-yard touchdown run by Otto Wofford late in the period put the Mason team in the lead early.
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Mason County Livestock Show January 5-6
Mark your calendar and make plans to attend the Mason County Livestock Show & Expo Friday and Saturday, January 5-6 at the Fort Mason Park Community Building.
The mission of the Mason County Livestock Show & Expo is to promote a safe and educational platform for Mason County youth to exhibit livestock and agricultural products to develop valuable life skills in responsibility, competition, financial ...
Mason ISD third graders are in week six of Learn, Grow, Eat and Go! In this week’s lesson, the kids learned the “Go, Slow, Whoa!” classifications. The objective was for the kids to be able to discriminate between the foods that are good for us and those that we should eat much less often.
GO foods contain the least amount of unhealthy fats, added sugars, and sodium.
SLOW foods are food that contain fats, sugars and salt in amounts between those of GO foods and WHOS foods.
WHOA f ...
During Friday night's matchup with the Yorktown Wildcats, the Punchers once again continued their season-long streak of holding opponents to 7 points of less. They also once again posted almost 3X the total yardage for the evening, 425 yards, than their opponent, 159 yards. All in all, it was an excellent warm up for the next step in the playoff run when they will meet up with perennial rival, Refugio.
Just over three minutes into Friday's game, QB Otto Wofford broke free and ran 89 yards f ...
There will be a Lamb and Goat Showmanship Clinic held this Saturday, December 9, 2017 at the Mason County Show Barn. The clinic will begin at 1:30.
The clinic is hosted by the Senior 4H Officers and will offer help for new exhibitors on showing their animal in the show ring on show day.
This next Monday, December 4th we will have our annual blood drive that is brought to you by the Mason National Honor Society. We have hosted this event for the past few years and have had an amazing outcome and would like to continue donating Puncher blood that could potentially save a life.
If you would like to donate the drive will be from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm in the library.
For the first time in the 2017 football season, the Punchers had a game that had only one score all night long. It took the tough defense of the Shiner Comanches to set up just such a game last Friday, and it was a good warm-up for the teams still ahead of Mason in the 2017 playoffs.
With the strong defensive games from both teams, there was relatively low yardage for the night.
