Giving a ‘Boost’ to athletics
The 32nd Groesbeck Athletic Booster Club Golf Scramble at Battle Lake Golf Course on Saturday was one of the largest in the event’s history, with 84 golfers competing.
The 32nd Groesbeck Athletic Booster Club Golf Scramble at Battle Lake Golf Course on Saturday was one of the largest in the event’s history, with 84 golfers competing.
Hello again to all you Senior Citizens and friends. Hope this finds all of you well and avoiding the COVID-19. Seems it isn’t getting any better all around us. We are happy to say congratulations to Janice Bilbrey on being a grandmother again to a precious little girl. Also, Bobbie Reynolds reached her 92nd birthday on July 16 and she became great-grandmother a coup days after that to a little baby girl. We want to congratulate them on both births. Sorry to report that this week Bobbie was entered into Limestone Medical Center but seems to be doing better. Also reported to me that Linda Kennedy Watson is now home from LTC Nursing home and our prayers are still with her for better health. There may be others but haven’t been reported to me.
AUGUST 3 Groesbeck High school volleyball two-a-days will start from 8 a.m to 10 a.m. and again from 12 noon to 2 p.m Monday through Friday. Athletes are asked to be there 30 minutes prior to practice times. Two-a-day practices are for athletes grades 9-12. Athletes should have their medical release forms and/or physical forms completed and turned in before day one of the workouts.
Nursing homes need people to become pen pals to residents. With COVID-19 being a problem in our country, residents need to have pen pals more than ever. They cannot leave the facility if they do, they would have to be quarantined for fourteen days. Through all of this, there has been an increase of depression. They worry about all their loved ones being exposed to COVID-19.