Pictured left to right are Heather Weihausen, Ashley Stewart and Crala Pringle getting ready to roll from Enge-Washington. The trio took addresses to visit students, honk and wave. “It helps morale and it keeps them connected,” said Pringle.
The first case of someone in Limestone County testing positive for COVID-19 has been reported: a 50-year-old woman. No other information
Staff at Groesbeck ISD was busy at all campus over the last two weeks, as the effects of an extended spring break are yet to be seen on parent.
The Limestone County Office of Emergency Management has confirmed the first COVID-19 case in Limestone County, a 50-year-old woman. More details to come as available.
The Miss Limestone County Fair Queen Pageant recently crowned Kolby Morton as the top contender Saturday, March 14. Groesbeck ISD, members of the Limestone County Fair Association, sponsors and more attended the pageant and ceremony, put together this year by Pageant Coordinator Monica Little, Tiffany Burleson and many volunteers. Anson Massey was master of ceremonies, with Don Waller providing the music.