Due to an unforeseen circumstance of when the original date for the 2021 Homecoming was planned it has become necessary to change the date for Homecoming. The new homecoming date is September 17 for the game Groesbeck Goats vs Palmer and the multiple other homecoming activities that occur on game night.
Groesbeck ISD staff kicked off the school year with a district wide meeting at the high school auditorium on Tuesday, August 3, where they were welcomed by cheerleaders, the band, and Superintendent Dr. James Cowley astride a motorcycle, making his big entrance.
Bre’Asia Stevenson takes her turn on the Slingshot attraction at National Night Out on Tuesday night. Waco Slingshot was a big hit along with the other attractions: T-ball Extreme, Soccer Darts, Extreme Jumper, mechanical bull, the airbrush tattoo station and Fort Parker Park Ranger exhibitions as well as DJ entertainment by Rockin’ Rick the Live Guitar DJ. A great time was had by all as laughter filled Groesbeck City Park with a large number of the community gathered for the unique opportunity for Groesbeck to join forces with thousands of other communities across the country in promoting cooperative, police-community crime prevention efforts so that all citizens of Groesbeck can be aware of the importance of crime prevention programs and the impact that their participation can have on reducing crime, drugs, and violence in Groesbeck. Groesbeck Journal photo/Jennifer Paul
CANNON: Obviously, National Night Out is a big event that y’all have held annually for many years. I know this past year was a gap year because, with COVID, y’all weren’t able to have it... What are you looking forward to, or what’s different about this year when it comes to bringing back National Night Out?
