Coyote Pride

School districts continue to remain focused on the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis first and foremost. Governor Abbott’s March 31, 2020 Executive Order requires all school districts to remain closed through May 4, 2020.

CTC Continuing Education offering personal/professional online courses

The Central Texas College (CTC) Continuing Education department is offering a variety of online personal and professional enrichment classes.

A Word from Wayne

It’s a great day to be a Dillo! I got a free taco on Monday from Larry’s Corner Café. I had gone in to buy a taco for myself and someone else, but somebody had already bought one for me and a bunch of other people as well.

From Rylander Memorial Library...

Due to changes made by the governor in regard to essential businesses being open and the ever changing information and research that is being done on the COVID-19 virus Rylander Memorial is making the following changes: • I am now following the recommendation that items returned should be...

Richland Springs Alumni Association cancels banquet

Due to Covid-19 the Richland Springs Alumni Association regretfully has made a decision to cancel the 2020 Banquet. Plans are being made for next year to include honoring classes with graduating years ending in 0 as well as those ending in 1. We hope to see everyone next year.

Governor extends school closures through May 4

Governor Greg Abbott announced March 31 that he is keeping schools closed through May 4. Abbott made the announcement during a media conference, when he also issued an updated executive order regarding COVID-19.

Coyote Pride

The Coronavirus COVID-19 brought the United States into clear focus of the reality of a pandemic problem. School districts must remain focused on this Public Health Crisis first and foremost. Due to Governor Abbott’s declaration, all school districts are to remain closed through April 3, 2020.

A Word from Wayne

It’s a great day to be a Dillo! Welcome to the new normal. San Saba ISD is functioning well. Our teachers and staff have done so much in such a short amount of time.

San Saba County Chamber of Commerce offers 2020 Young Civic Leadership Scholarship

The “Young Civic Leadership Scholarship” seeks to give financial assistance in the amount of $1,500.00 to a student who plans to enter a related profession with an interest in civic leadership, during their first semester in college.

Hill Country CattleWomen scholarship opportunities for junior/ senior level college students

It is time again to apply for a Hill Country CattleWomen scholarship. If you have a junior or senior student who is attending a Texas college or university, have them visit their website at: http://www. hillcountrycattlewomen.com/. Students can download the application.