During coaching stints at a half-dozen schools over nearly 15 years, Brady Bond has soaked in as much knowledge as he could from a variety of head coaches, all of whom have won UIL football state championships.
ABOVE: James and Margaret Trantham, at left, and Jess and Sue Whisler watch the many auction items being bid upon at the Shiloh Chili Supper, held Saturday, April 24. The Shiloh Community Center was filled and most everyone enjoyed the chili with all the fixings. Photos by Roxanne Thompson/The Mexia News
Auctioneer Jerry Kennedy, left, called the auction of many house and ranch prizes as well as jewelry, cakes and pies at the Shiloh Chili Supper, held Saturday, April 24, at the Shiloh Community Center. Helping Jerry were Water Board president Frank Pruitt and Christy Self.
The latest cumulative figures for people who tested positive for COVID-19 virus and a cumulative count of those who have died, was shown Tuesday, April 27, at 8:21 a.m., from Johns Hopkins University and Medicine website (coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html) to be:
After months of not having enough COVID-19 vaccines to meet demand, Texas suddenly appears to have plenty of shots but not as many people lining up to receive them, even though more than three quarters of the state still isn’t fully vaccinated.
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