State Representative Brad Buckley (R-54) will hold a Town Hall Meeting 6:30-7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Salado ISD Administration Building, 601 N. Main St.
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Voucher bill will balloon in cost, reduce chances for future teacher pay raises, well-funded classrooms
Commentary By Ovidia Molina
President, Texas State Teachers Association
Gov. Abbott and Lt. Gov. Patrick claim to want to raise teacher pay, but the Senate today is expected to debate SB 2, a voucher bill that, if finally enacted, will make it increasingly more difficult for public school classrooms to be adequately funded and public school teachers to be adequately paid.
[Read more…] about Voucher bill will balloon in cost, reduce chances for future teacher pay raises, well-funded classrooms2024: A look back at the year in Salado
By Tim Fleischer, Editor-in-Chief
Saladoans were in the path of totality of a total solar eclipse, broke ground on a new high school and stadium, saw a parade featuring the Clydesdales, found out that Sirenafest is moving to Belton, elected a new mayor and two new aldermen and found out that the Village is broke with a $1.4 million deficit budget.
The community also saved an historic old church and moved it to a new location on the grounds of the Salado administrative building.
These are a few of the highlights of the year 2024.
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Salado Stroll continues Dec. 13-15
Experience the magic of Christmas in the idyllic Village of Salado during its 64th Annual Salado Christmas Stroll historically held the first two weekends of December and presented by the Salado Chamber of Commerce.
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Experience the magic of Christmas in the idyllic Village of Salado during its 64th Annual Salado Christmas Stroll historically held the first two weekends of December and presented by the Salado Chamber of Commerce.
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By Jay Bradley
This November, the Salado Cub Scouts of Pack 1115 have been busy making a difference in their community through various service projects and events.
[Read more…] about Salado Cub Scouts Give Back to the CommunityLegacy CTX honored by III Armored Corps
On November 25th, III Armored Corps Commanding General Admiral and Command Sergeant Major McDwyer awarded Legacy CTX Inc. with the Outstanding Volunteer in the Communities Team Award at the Phantom Warrior Award Ceremony at Fort Cavazos.
[Read more…] about Legacy CTX honored by III Armored CorpsLadies fall to Wimberley in State Semi-Final
By Tim Fleischer
Editor-in-Chief
Salado Lady Eagles had no answer for University of Alabama commit Laney Hennessee in their three-set loss at the 4A State Semi-Finals to the Wimberley Lady Texans Nov. 19 at St. Edward’s University in Austin.
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Salado Lady Eagles are headed back to the UIL State Semi-Finals, where they will face the top-ranked Wimberley Lady Texans. The #1 and #2 teams in 4A-2 will play at 7:30 p.m. Tues., Nov. 19 at St. Edward’s University in Austin.
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