Mexia ISD board removes mask requirement
Mexia board of trustees voted at its May 17 meeting to remove the requirement that everyone on campus wear a face mask, effective the following day, Tuesday, May 18.
Mexia board of trustees voted at its May 17 meeting to remove the requirement that everyone on campus wear a face mask, effective the following day, Tuesday, May 18.
Wortham High School held its graduation ceremony Friday evening in the gym, which was packed with proud family and friends.
Five Mexia football players lead a contingent of local athletes who will compete in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Super Centex Victory Bowl next month.
Our musical heritage is all around us. Bob Wills of Kosse introduced and made “western swing” famous. Cindy Walker, a prolific songwriter for major artists, was born near Mart and made Mexia her home. Les Baxter, a prominent composer, and director of the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s, was born in Mexia. Blind Lemon Jefferson, born in Freestone County, performed throughout the area and became nationally known. One of his songs was about Groesbeck. Karl Shiflet, a Groesbeck native deeply rooted in bluegrass music blends country, western swing and honky-tonk to create his unique sound. He still calls Groesbeck “home.”
For family fun and entertainment on Memorial Day Weekend, attend the Groesbeck Heritage Festival and visit Limestone County’s Historic Attractions. The fun begins Thursday and Friday nights with carnival rides that run all day Saturday. The Cinch Ranch Sorting National Championships start Friday and conclude on Sunday.
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