Old Union locals and Lake Limestone residents have a new BBQ option at the corner of FM 937 and FM 3371. In the building that formerly housed Matjeka’s BBQ, Old Union Eats (OUE) officially opened for business on June 28, serving a variety of BBQ and sides to locals and anyone hungry that might be passing through.
If you are the Renaissance Faire type of person this weekend will be your chance to attend one at Old Fort Parker for a good cause.
Many residents of Groesbeck were treated to the vroom of a procession of motorcycles before the sound of the booms in the air on July 4.
The Mexia Senior Center is open for business again and serving lunch five days a week. They were closed for a while because of COVID-19 restrictions. Those who run the Center offer seniors aged 60 and over a chance to come by and eat lunch for a charge of only $3.
Representatives of the Brian “B.T.” Thornton Scholarship donate $4,715 to the Limestone Cancer Support Group, a product of the Scholarship’s fundraiser, on June 14. Shown here, from left, are LCSG’s Peggy Franklin, Frank Parker and Group President Missy Newhouse, Scott Thornton, Amber Sinclair and LCSG’s Daniel Burkeen.