Got up eager to write today’s Ponderings and found I had to clean up 15 messes in the house. One dog is sick from both ends. That dog is now quarantined in a kennel inside the house. Would be outside but it is cold and rainy outside. The day started out crappy. Sort of
Editor’s note: Wortham High School was the first in the area to turn on their lights.
When Mexia Chevrolet dealer Mike Terry heard that Parkview Regional Hospital was asking for donations of personal protective equipment to protect its workers from the threat from those who potentially have the COVID-19 virus, he commissioned a local seamstress, Yeni Rivers, to make 100 face masks for Parkview, and plans to have more masks made for other local health care providers.
Members of the Mexia Area Chamber of Commerce help Aaron and Devin Woodall, center front, with Chamber President Linda Archibald, as they open their new business, Premiere Buildings of Mexia. The business is on Hwy. 171, across from the Comfort Inn, and the event was held Saturday, March 14.
All Texas’ state parks and historic sites, including Limestone County’s Fort Parker State Park, were announced as temporarily closed Tuesday morning by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, effective at 5 p.m. that day.
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