More than two dozen members of the community showed up to the Groesbeck Convention Center on Thursday, August 11 to hear about how the Groesbeck ISD plans to keep students safe, and to enjoy a lunch of pulled pork sandwiches provided by Z-Man’s BBQ, with chips, tea and frosted brownies for dessert.
“Frank Alteri on Yeagua has just been flocked,” reported Sarah Greathouse in a Groesbeck Journal news tip. “I think it’s awesome… Frank is a very interesting character, he’s the one that has a really nice garden out in front of his house and he’s been remodeling his house for years now,” stated Greathouse. “He’s also the founder of our local group of Narcotic Anonymous (NA) and has been helping addicts in this community for years.”
AUSTIN – This season, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Big Time Texas Hunts (BTTH) program is offering Texans some of the very best hunting opportunities in the state. Ten premium guided hunt packages are offered in this year’s Big Time Texas Hunts drawing.
Like other elected bodies this month, the Groesbeck City Council spent a considerable portion of their August meeting discussing the tax rate and the budget for the fiscal year 2022-2023, which begins Sept. 1. Though Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Kim Harris was not in attendance for the meeting on Tuesday, August 16, business continued as usual and City Administrator Chris Henson provided the Council with a breakdown of the proposed budget, outlining increases and decreases in various departments.
This long, hot summer is still with us and incurring 100+ weather almost every day. Hopefully, we will be getting some cooler weather in the future.