The City of Groesbeck announced last week that the city pool would be opening to the public beginning Wednesday, May 31, and will continue to be open during the season through Wednesday, August, 2.
We are still having good attendance on Thursdays for Senior Citizens and hoping to be able to include more and more. So invite your neighbor to join us.
In coverage of the Kosse City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 16, I reported that former employee Jake Smith left the city “high and dry” after receiving a water license paid for by the city. That phrase was not an accurate depiction of what transpired and was my own wording, not used by Public Works Director Charles Dickerson or any of the council members. Outside of that phrase, my reporting on the matter was accurate and factual and I stand behind it.
Kosse Heritage Society Bingo has been rescheduled from this Friday, May 26 to a later date.
Residents living in and around the Groesbeck, Texas can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. City of Groesbeck Convention Center will host this community event on 6/5/2023. The site is located at 106 E. Navasota Street in Groesbeck.