This is Milo. Milo was found roaming the McLelland addition. Milo is not wearing a collar or any other identifying information. He seems to be well cared for and understands simple commands. Milo will be microchipped before leaving the shelter. If you’re interested in adopting Milo, please contact Officer Dobson with the City of Groesbeck Animal Control at 254-7293293 option 7 or visit their Facebook page.
It’s difficult to find a single thread of silver lining in the catastrophic flooding that devastated parts of the Hill Country and claimed well more than 100 lives over the July 4th weekend. If there was one good thing to come out of the biblical flooding event it’s that several major reservoirs across the region got a badly needed drink of water following years of extreme drought.
Democratic lawmakers unite in solidarity with victims of the July 4th flooding
It has been over seventy years since an international tragedy stunned the world — and the quiet towns of Groesbeck, Thornton, and Iowa Park — during a Cold War confrontation in the skies. Among the passengers aboard the British airliner shot down by Chinese fighter planes off the coast of China on July 23, 1954, was one of Groesbeck’s own: Frances Pringle Parish, her husband Leonard, and their three young children.
Most Limestone and Freestone Counties’ cities showed increases in sales tax revenue for June, compared to the same month a year ago.