The GHS Class of 1971 is observing its 50th year class reunion. The Class will be recognized during the pregame ceremonies this Friday night prior to the homecoming football game. Those participating should be at the field between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m.
Old Fort Parker was the scene of Limestone County’s Quanah Parker Day celebration on Saturday, Sept. 11, which featured a presentation by Lance Tahmahkera, great-great-grandson of Quanah Parker and an historian in his own right.
Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 6, the Damon Allen Act, into law Monday at the Texas Pastor Council’s Safer Houston Summit. The Damon Allen Act will help keep Texas communities safe and secure by prohibiting the release on personal bond of defendants charged with a violent offense or who are charged while released on bail.
The Groesbeck High School Seniors voted to make the following students escorts and Homecoming Sweethearts: (l-r) Brenden Morrow, Emma Samford, Paige Parker, Malakai Spivey, Memphis Waddle, Kaitley Edwards, Tyson Pringle, Reece Champion, Tyler Young, Elly Beldin. Votes are underway from the GHS Senior Class and the 2021 Homecoming Queen crowning will take place during the Homecoming game during half-time this Friday, September 17.
Parade Instructions: Please remember if you are on a side road that you do not block residents’ driveways. Absolutely no throwing candy is allowed! You will be removed from the parade if you get caught throwing from your float. You are welcome to have someone walk beside your entry and pass out candy only! The parade is huge this year so we need everyone to work together to keep Safety First. If you are an entry, please follow your designated time slot so that we can this done correctly. Please see Facebook for line up times.