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Pictured left to right are: Wesley Lackey, Nojemi Martinez, Dora Miller (Mrs. Scott Miller), Landri Glover, and Reagan Mejia. (Photo courtesy of San Saba All Sports Booster Club)

Pictured left to right are: Wesley Lackey, Nojemi Martinez, Dora Miller (Mrs. Scott Miller), Landri Glover, and Reagan Mejia. (Photo courtesy of San Saba All Sports Booster Club)

The Scott Miller All Sports Booster Club Scholar Athlete Award

It is with great pleasure that the San Saba All Sports Booster Club presented its annual scholarship bearing the name of Scott Miller. Along with the $500 scholarship, all four athletes will have their names engraved on the scholarship plaque that will be showcased in Armadillo Arena.
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Little Free Library Vandalized!

Last weekend someone destroyed the Little Free Library. If you know who might have done this, please call the San Saba Police Department at 325-372-5551.
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Jackie and Donna Shahan opened Pecan Valley Hardware in 1998. Mr. Shahan has been in some sort of retail most of his life giving him the Customer Service experience that set Pecan Valley Hardware apart from most.

Community CALENDAR

Items for the Community Calendar are limited to 60 WORDS OR LESS. If they are too long, they will be edited. 89th Elm Grove End of School Picnic - Saturday, May 21st, at 12:30 p.m., Elm Grove. Storytime at Rylander Library - Sign up your preschooler! Call 325-372-3079 or stop by 103 S.

Why see an ENT?

Otolaryngology is the “most diverse” of all medical specialties, according to Hill Country Memorial’s newest specialist now in practice at the HCM Clinic/Marble Falls.

Rylander Library Book Review

The Recovery Agent by Janet Evanovich -Amazon Review: #1 New York Times bestselling author Janet Evanovich returns with the launch of a blockbuster new series that blends wild adventure, hugely appealing characters, and pitch-perfect humor, proving once again why she’s “the most popular mystery...

The Bend News

Hello from Bend, My sincerest apologies for not getting news together last week. May has proven to be quite busy, and quite HOT as well. It’s a sad thing when you see Cherokee Creek in Bend stop running and then begin to dry up more and more each day.
Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Naturalist

Why should we be planting trees? There are several reasons. Because the high deer populations prevent the natural replacement of older trees. They eat all of the root sprouts and saplings that are within their reach.