Dr. Nathan Gonzalez, right, shows great joy as former Rotary District 5870 Gov. Billy Archibald affixes a presidential pin to his lapel after installing Gonzalez as the Rotary Club of Mexia’s new president at the club’s July 15 meeting. Former Rotary President Robert White moved to another county to accept a new job. Photo by Roxanne Thompson/The Mexia News
Carol Ann Dawley, front, and Judy Speer, of Point Enterprise, choose treats from the dessert table at Point Enterprise’s ice cream social, held Saturday, July 17.
Limestone County Historical Commission got the good news that the city of Mexia, the city of Groesbeck, and Limestone County had all voted to support the possible transfer of Old Fort Parker to the Texas Historical Commission. It will be up to the THC to determine whether it is willing to take over the site.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has launched the long-awaited Monarch Butterfly conservation license plate that will raise money to help conserve monarch butterflies and other native Texas, non-game, at-risk species.
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