Scooby Doo was the hardest one to do.
You wouldn’t think that a cartoon character could take this much out of an artist, but for Troy Kelley, this one certainly did.
[Read more…] about November 5 Fort Hood Memorial set for dedication
Scooby Doo was the hardest one to do.
You wouldn’t think that a cartoon character could take this much out of an artist, but for Troy Kelley, this one certainly did.
[Read more…] about November 5 Fort Hood Memorial set for dedication
A renowned and familiar historian is again coming to Salado to speak this spring. Dr. H.W. Brands will give the Wilmer Memorial Lecture, sponsored by the Institute for the Humanities at Salado. His presentation will be Saturday, April 9, at 4 p.m., at the Salado Civic Center. Dr. Brands is a well known historian and author who has written the recent bestseller, Reagan, The Life. His lecture entitled “Could Reagan Win in 2016?” is free and open to the public.
A wreck involving two 18 wheelers and an SUV on I-35 southbound, just north of Thomas Arnold Rd. exit has shut down the southbound lanes since about noon today (Wed. March 10 2016).
Salado 1
Cedar Park 4
Salado struggled, getting only four hits in their 4-1 loss to Cedar Park in the third round of the Leander ISD Tournament March 4.
[Read more…] about Salado falls to Cedar Park 5-1 in Leander
Jessica Flynn will show the photos she snapped throughout her #DocumentSalado year.
An Artist Reception for Jessica Flynn will be held 7-9 p.m. on March 5 at Salado Winery & Salado Wine Seller at 841 N. Main Street. The event marks the opening for #DocumentSalado at Salado Wine Seller.
[Read more…] about #DocumentSalado art exhibit opens with artist reception on March 5
Governor, Senator and Congressman will attend
Gov. Gregg Abbott, Senator John Cornyn and U.S. Rep. John Carter will be on hand for the dedication of the 5 November, 2009 Fort Hood Memorial at the Killeen Civic & Conference. [Read more…] about November 5 Memorial Dedicated on March 11
Local voters return two lawmakers to office
Bell County Sheriff Eddy Lange staved off two opponents in the Republican Primary, earning 55.14 percent of the votes while Constable Rolly Correa defeated former Constable Roger Laird in the Precinct 2 race on March 1.
Neither Lange nor Correa will have a Democrat opponent in November.
IHOP® Restaurants is celebrating its 11th annual National Pancake Day®, when participating restaurants will offer each guest dining in one free short stack of buttermilk pancakes in an effort to raise $3.5 million for Shriners Hospitals for Children.
The Salado High School Girls Golf team competed in the Shoemaker Tournament held at The Courses at Clear Creek on Fort Hood.
Salado aldermen voted unanimously Feb. 18 for the zoning of 57.985± acres to Planned Development District-Commercial and then voted 4-1 for the zoning and rezoning of two properties totaling 251.187± acres to Planned Development-Mixed Use.
[Read more…] about Salado Board of Aldermen approves zoning of Sanctuary Development