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San Saba Elementary School Employee Recognition - Chelci Rodriguez (Left) pictured with Principal Kay Shackelford and Board Member Michael Deans.
San Saba Middle School Employee Recognition - Transportation Director Alton Tinney (Left) pictured with Board Member Michael Deans.
San Saba Middle School December Student of the Month - Daniel Rosales pictured with Principal Vicki Key.
Hannah Osbourn exhibited theGrand Champion Market Swine
Hailey Osbourn exhibited the Grand Champion Steer
Bralei Lusty exhibited the Grand Champion Goat
Hutton Lusty exhibited the Grand Champion Sheep
A series of six vehicles and three businesses were broken into over the last 45 days or so in the City of San Saba. Two of the vehicle burglaries were cleared by the Sheriff's office and the evidence turned over to the police department for further investigation but the others have unknown dispositions at this time.
Congressman Mike Conaway will be holding a Town Hall Meeting in San Saba, January 27 at 10:15 a.m.. The meeting will be in the City Council Chambers, 303 S. Clear (next to City Hall). Congressman Conaway will listen to local residents' concerns and answer questions regarding current issues in Congress.
The San Saba County Commissioners Court met on Monday, January 23rd in the County Judge’s Chambers. County Judge, Bryon Theodosis called the meeting to order and welcomed everyone to the Court. Commissioner Kenley Kroll gave the invocation followed by everyone joining for the pledges to the American and Texas flags.Representatives of the West Central Wireless Company, Mary Hartgrove from San Angelo and Missi Davis, from Brady, gave information about the new 3-G phones and other models ...
On Thursday, the 19th of this month, Justin Daniel Salinas was sentenced to 20 years in the Texas Department of Corrections for violating his probation on a drug conviction. 33rd District Judge Dan Mills heard the case and sentenced Salinas, whose original charge was for Possession of a Controlled substance (Methamphetamine) more than four grams but less than 200 grams in a drug free zone.
San Saba County Ministerial Alliance will be hosting a Fifth Sunday Community Singing at the First Presbyterian Church this Sunday night, January 29 at 6:00 p.m.All are welcome and refreshments will be served after the service. This is one of our fund raising events for the Alliance to help us meet the increasing emergency needs of our community.