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Boil Water Notice for community public water systems

Due to a Loss of Pressure we are unable to maintain the minimum standard of pressure required by the Commission on Environmental Quality has required the City of San Saba Water Department public water system to notify all customers to boil their water prior to consumption (e.g.

COVID-19 update for 2-18-21

CASES: Total = 521 San Saba County = 196 City of San Saba = 325 RECOVERED: 492 San Saba County = 176 City of San Saba = 316 ACTIVE: 24 San Saba County = 13 City of San Saba = 11 HOSPITALIZATIONS: 2 DEATHS: 10 Reminder from Marsha Hardy: Keep trying to protect yourself and those around...

Jordan Cattle Auction

Receipts totaled 3186 head for the week. The market continued to be active with strong demand. The stocker steers sold $5-7 higher with 13 steers 373 lbs at $200.00 ($746.00) and 3 steers 597 lbs at $155.00 ($925.35). The stocker heifers sold steady.

Down Memory Lane

102 Years Ago February 13, 1919 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will give a Tea for the benefit of the Church Orphanage at the residence of Miss Alice Lewis, on Feb. 14 from 3 to 6. We will appreciate the patronage of our friends and acquaintances. T. C.

News From Cherokee ISD

Last week we featured the elementary UIL results, and this week we will share our junior high results. In 6th grade Dictionary Skills, Robert Sawyer placed 1st, Lawson Anderson placed 4th, Lily Graves placed 6th, and the team placed 2nd. In 6th grade Listening Skills, Lily Graves placed 3rd.

Down Memory Lane

102 Years Ago February 13, 1919 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will give a Tea for the benefit of the Church Orphanage at the residence of Miss Alice Lewis, on Feb. 14 from 3 to 6. We will appreciate the patronage of our friends and acquaintances. T. C.

Land Office launches Texas Defense Task Force

On February 9th, Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush announced the formation of the Texas Defense Task Force within the General Land Office with the mission to identify federal overreach and fend off threats to the Texas oil and gas economy.