By Dianna Furlan, Chair, Yard of the Month San Saba Garden Clubgave
I don’t mean to grumble about our task of finding a recipient for this recognition, especially because it is not a problem of finding deserving homeowners, it is that there are so many of you, the decision has become... + continue reading
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By Post Adjutant
The veterans of the Wiley B. Murray Post No. 27 met Thursday, September 14th, at the Legion Hall in San Saba for their stated meeting. Nineteen people, including two Legion widows, were in attendance. The program was provided by Cole Tupin, a senior of San Saba High School, who... + continue reading
The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) is expanding its effort to control mosquitoes after Hurricane Harvey and will begin aerial mosquito spraying over Harris County Thursday night. Aerial mosquito control by state contractor Clarke and the U.S. Air Force Reserve requested through... + continue reading
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The Rotary presents the San Saba School District with a new Armadillo Flag! Pictured above is the Rotary Flag Chairman, Jody Fauley presenting the new Armadillo Flag to Superintendent Dr. Michael Bohensky!
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by Coach Brandy Eckerman
The San Saba Cross Country Teams have been working hard throughout the summer. They have put in many miles on our roads that wind through San Saba both in the early morning and in the late evening. All of this preparation has led them to their first meet of the year.... + continue reading
By Kari Owen
It was another great week here at Cherokee ISD! Progress reports went out this week. If you did not get one, discuss this with your student and then contact Mrs. Kroll in the office for a copy. Don’t forget, progress reports are not set-in-stone grades. They can be changed one... + continue reading
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Kellen Everett running the ball . . .
Last week was a great week to be an Indian! Our junior high cross country teams went to Brownwood and competed against some larger schools. For the boys,... + continue reading
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By Sue Ransom
Summer came back last week to remind us this is not New England, or Canada, but the state of Texas. So, once again we went back to sizzling temperatures. Russ and I sat out on the... + continue reading
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The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) is expanding its effort to control mosquitoes after Hurricane Harvey and will begin aerial mosquito spraying over Harris County Thursday night.... + continue reading
