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If you look closely at this photo, it appears the working kneeling down with his hands reaching right through the concrete. No, that is mud. Cold mud... with water spewing out. And one more detail to keep in mind - it was 24 degrees! Our City workers are always going the extra mile to make sure San Saba has everything it needs. Courtesy of Scott Glaze
San Saba water main break leads to Boil Water Notice
The Richland Springs Preservation Society Potluck for last Sunday was cancelled because of the winter weather event. It has been rescheduled for Sunday, February 15th. Bring your favorite dish to share and enjoy a time for fellowship with friends. All proceeds go toward the renovation of the Old Bank Building.
RSPS Pot Luck POSTPONED
Blood Drive POSTPONED
Jordan Cattle Auction
State Capital Highlights
San Saba’s 10th Annual Hunting with Soldiers
This cabinet at the museum honors the service of George Jennings (Korea), Benton Miller, Fayette Moore, and Newell Oliver. There is also a 48-star United States flag. The sign in front of the cabinet honors Felix E. Scott.
Museum Notes
Jesse Gonzalez works for the City of San Saba in the Golf Department, and he was selected as the Employee of the Month for December 2025. Taking part in the presentation of his award was his supervisor Michael Whitley (left) and Alderman Shawn Oliver (right). Congratulations, Jesse!
Employees of the Month
Howard Payne University’s Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom museum will soon expand its educational offerings through a grant awarded by the United States Department of Education.