ABOVE: Limestone County Master Gardeners Vicki Adams, standing left, and Cindy Pollard, standing right, and Linda Valls, crouching left, and Debbie Cannon, crouching right, show their project to beautify the Limestone County Fairgrounds.
Mexia head football coach and athletic director Brady Bond resigned Friday, Aug. 20, and the Mexia Police De partment opened an inquiry regarding an incident related to the resignation, according to a press release coordinated by Mexia Independent School District and the City of Mexia..
If you get sick in Iraan, a West Texas town with a population of about 1,300, there is a hospital — with 14 beds. There is no critical care, meaning the most that hospital workers can do is stabilize patients and transfer them to a bigger hospital.
The multi-organization group that pooled its finances to purchase school supplies for junior high students reports it was able to raise enough funds for 150 students, and even a few extra.
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on everyone, especially those who suffered loss due to the virus. Nothing can replace loved ones, but FEMA may be able to help ease the financial burden that comes with that loss.
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