One person was killed and seven others were injured in a two-vehicle accident this morning at FM 2843 near Kuykendall Road southwest of Salado.
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One person was killed and seven others were injured in a two-vehicle accident this morning at FM 2843 near Kuykendall Road southwest of Salado.
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Some in the Village have already put a term to it. They call it the “Sexit,” short for Salado Exit, similar to Britain’s Brexit. But for others, it is no laughing matter. Last night, John Newman presented a petition to City Secretary Mary Ann Ray calling for the disannexation of a large portion of the residential sections of Salado, most of which were part of the original incorporation election in 2000.
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A group of residents plan on presenting a petition of 50 registered voters living with a large portion of the Village of Salado calling for an election to disannex that portion of the village, which includes all of Mill Creek, Salado Creek Place, a portion of Royal Street and the residential subdivision Royal Oaks, as well as Victorian Oaks.
If the petition meets state law, the earliest date for an election would be the November 8, 2016.
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SAN ANTONIO – Archaeologists working near the Alamo discovered a unique military artifact, the broken tip of a sword believed to be owned by a Mexican non-commissioned officer.
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Texas Department of Transportation announced late last week that it would be closing Main Street to one lane this week in order to install sewer casings across Main Street in six locations from Thomas Arnold Road to Salado Plaza Drive.
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After aldermen considered closing access to Salado Creek on Village property between I-35 and Main Street, they will discuss other measures to address issues stemming from the heavy use of the property that was once called the Village Green.
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COLLEGE STATION – The new Texas Superstar guide to strong and stunning plants for Texans created by Texas A&M AgriLife Research, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and the Texas Department of Agriculture is now being distributed throughout the state.
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COLLEGE STATION – After two years of historic high cattle prices, a record 1,900 producers attending the Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course in College Station learned more about the current decline in prices and maintaining profitability despite declining profit margins.
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For the week ending July 29, 2016, Texas feeder cattle auctions reported prices steady to $7 higher, with instances of steady to $3 lower.
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Home on acreage in Mill Creek. 4 BR, 3 BA, two dining, two living and office. Separate room above garage and additional bedroom or storage. 26 x 21 game room for additional living area off of breakfast area. Private backyard with mature trees. Master Suite has two walk-in closets and separate shower/bath. Building in back yard could be used as another office or workout room. 2209 Highland Drive, Salado. $435,021. Century 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050.