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Body Identified

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Fingerprints help police identify Body discovered near Stillhouse

Fingerprints have led to the identification of a body that was discovered Oct. 12 a half-mile south of the dam at Stillhouse Hollow Lake. 

Southwest Institute of Forensic Science notified the Bell County Sheriff’s Office on Oct. 13 that the body discovered in a bag off of FM 1670 died of multiple stab wounds in the chest. 

The victim is identified by fingerprints as being a missing person reported out of San Antonio. Llael Garcia-Rodriguez, 31 years of age, from San Atnonio has been identified as the murder victim.

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ROCK the Ride

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Blue Jeans and Bling benefits Ride on Center for Kids

“Blue Jeans and Bling”  Polo at the Ranch, benefitting R.O.C.K., Ride on Center for Kids, a therapeutic riding center located in Georgetown serving Central Texas.  A traditional match between the Texas Polo Club and Texas A&M Polo Club on October 21 from 2:30-5 at the Schwertner Ranch Event Center. Fun for the family, with a  children’s area, food, entertainment.  Free admission, but VIP tickets available.  Call 930-7625 for more information.

Irma Vep

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‘Mystery of Irma Vep’ at Silver Spur Theater, Oct. 5-27;

A Comedy-Satire-Parody of Gothic Melodramas

Two actors, eight characters, 35 costume changes, two hours of laughter

“The Mystery of Irma Vep,” by Charles Ludlam opens Friday, Oct. 5 at the Salado Silver Spur Theater (108 Royal St.) and runs weekends through  Oct. 27 . . . IF the two-member cast survives the 35 costume changes during the two-hour show.

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Water is key issue

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Texas water, energy forefront of issues discussed at Texas A&M conference

 

COLLEGE STATION – Experts at a conference addressing water and energy in Texas collectively agreed the state’s water needs will grow exponentially over the next decade, fueled by a “business-friendly” environment attracting more people to the Lone Star state.

But unsolved is how to fund the proposed $53.1 billion state water plan going before the Texas Legislature in January. This issue, along with education, will be on the forefront of issues debated among lawmakers in Austin, according to conference speakers.

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ChristmasinOctober

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Christmas in October this weekend in Salado

Christmas in October is planned for Oct. 12-13 as an introduction to the Christmas season with all the sights, sounds, smells, tastes and charms of the Village of Salado. Local artisans and shop keepers will display their wares inside the Conference Center at the Historic Stagecoach Inn which is climate controlled.

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