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Cydney Pearce, owner of The Retreat in Richland Springs Courtesy of Marsha Smart

Cydney Pearce, owner of The Retreat in Richland Springs Courtesy of Marsha Smart

Pierian Club November meeting

The Pierian Club met for their November meeting at The Retreat in Richland Springs, a Bed and Breakfast owned by member Cydney Pearce. The Projects Committee served as hostesses: Cissy Williams, Catherine Hanrahan, Donna Baxter, Gail Bruner, and Shelly Mahan.
Freemason visit the local elementary

Freemason visit the local elementary

Freemason visit the local elementary

Last Monday, several members of the San Saba Masonic Lodge #612 met with the local 1st grade class and presented to them “Fantastic Teeth Club Packets.” The Fantastic Teeth Club program is part of the Texas Masonic Charity Organization that promotes proper oral hygiene for the youth of Texas.

The Richland Springs Report

The carpets are all rolled up; the vendors have packed up and have left town after a successful Christmas Market in cheery Richland Springs. But wait, not everyone is gone. RS BoHo Unique, and now the 1910 Store, will remain open for all your Christmas shopping needs.
Casey Hibler, Jessie Hibler, Hazle Hibler, and William Hibler

Casey Hibler, Jessie Hibler, Hazle Hibler, and William Hibler

Notes from McKinley Armstrong

County Extension Agent | Family & Community Health 500 E. Wallace St. | San Saba, TX 76877 mckinley.crownover@ag.tamu.edu | 325-372-3851 Congratulations to Hazle Hibler for placing 4th with her sourdough appetizer.

Alice in Wonder Land

This is a busy time of the year. Songs tell about it, and commercials relay the message. Families need to plan well with a lot of cooperation as they work together to celebrate the birth of Jesus on December 25th, proclaimed as Christmas in the USA.
AND THAT IS WHAT THEY DID–Knock out the Gustine Tigers from the six-man football state championship race in a game played at San Saba. The Indians played an exciting brand of football, taking advantage of every opportunity, and outplayed their larger foes. The final score, Cherokee 24, Gustine 16.

AND THAT IS WHAT THEY DID–Knock out the Gustine Tigers from the six-man football state championship race in a game played at San Saba. The Indians played an exciting brand of football, taking advantage of every opportunity, and outplayed their larger foes. The final score, Cherokee 24, Gustine 16.

Down Memory Lane

From the San Saba News & Star Archives 50 Years Ago November 29, 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Adams of San Saba announce the birth of a son, Jerad Glenn, Nov. 13. He was born in Childress Hospital, Goldthwaite, and weighed seven pounds, nine ounces. This is the couple's first child. Mrs.

Rylander Library Book Review

Not That Fancy: Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots by Reba McEntire - Amazon review: New York Times Bestseller | Wall Street Journal Bestseller | USA Today Bestseller The best things in life are really not that fancy.
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Texas Insurance Tips

Keep your family safe from carbon monoxide There’s a good chance you have a natural gas, propane, or wood burning appliance in your home. Are you protected against carbon monoxide? Carbon monoxide is deadly to humans and pets. You can’t see, taste, or smell it.