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BoA hearings Dec. 6 on Comp Plan, Zoning Ordinance, Future Land Use Map changes
Salado aldermen will conduct public hearings 6:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at the municipal building on proposals to change the zoning ordinance and the Future Land Use Map.
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Rodney Thomas Russell
Rodney Thomas Russell
November 17, 1938
November 24, 2018
No services will be held for Rodney Thomas Russell, of Salado, who passed away on November 24, 2018 after an 18-month battle with cancer.
Rodney T. Russell was born on November 17, 1938 to Blanche and Edgar Russell. He was a graduate of Jefferson High School.
Grand Lodge of Texas will level two cornerstones for Holland ISD
Zerne Masonic Lodge invites area Masons, public to attend ceremonies
Zerne Masonic Lodge No. 615 A.F. & A.M. in Holland, Texas, is honored to receive the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Texas Tommy F. Chapman for the purpose of presiding over the leveling of two cornerstones for the Holland Independent School District.
The leveling ceremony will be held at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Holland ISD Campus, 501 Crockett Street in Holland. The Grand Lodge of Texas will level the cornerstone at two buildings on the campus: the Cindy Gunn Student Center and the Holland Elementary Gymnasium.
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Salado Family Relief Fund makes Christmas better for 150+ area children
Empty Bowl Project is annual fundraiser for SFRF
For more than two decades, Salado Family Relief Fund has made the Christmas holidays better each year for 50 local families, distributing gifts to 150 local children.
The Salado Family Relief Fund tries to make it better for more than 50 Salado families each year by providing Christmas presents to their children. Salado Family Relief will again be managing the Christmas Project, whereby qualified families will be presented with toys and gifts for Christmas.
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Texas GOP staves off Democratic blue wave
By Tim Fleischer Editor-in-Chief
Despite predictions of a blue wave nationwide, Precinct 203 (Salado) remained devoutly Republican in the 2018 midterm elections, voting for GOP candidates by a four to one margin. [Read more…] about Texas GOP staves off Democratic blue wave
Early vote turnout is eclipsing all other midterm elections
The early vote turnout in Bell County has eclipsed every other mid-term election in Bell County history, including the midterms of 2010, which was the Tea Party revolution.
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Early voting turnout is heavy in Bell County
More than 1,000 vote in first two days at Salado Civic Center
Early voting began on Oct. 22 in the November General Election that will include two federal races for Senator and U.S. Representative District 31, and several state and county races.
Turnout has been heavy in Bell County as 11,888 cast ballots in person early voting in the first two days Oct. 22-23. Of that, 1,111 cast ballots at the Salado early voting location.
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Rebels & Ramblers coming to Salado for American Motors show
2018 Lone Star Regional American Motors Owners in Pace Park
You may see some Rebels, Ramblers and Ambassadors. You might even see a Gremlin, too!
The 2018 Lone Star Regional American Motors Owners will converge on Salado Oct. 12-13, gathering at the Holiday Inn-Express. The meeting was rescheduled due to severe weather.
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Hope Women’s Conference
There is Still Time to Register for Hope Women’s Conference at Grace Church Salado.