Salado Volunteer Fire Department responded to a structure fire in Mill Creek early this morning (May 6, 2015).
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Salado firefighters douse Mill Creek golf cart shed fire
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Salado I-35 Mainlane Closures on May 4, 5 and 6
All I-35 northbound mainlanes will be closed to traffic through part of Salado on Monday, May 4 and Wednesday May 6, from 7 PM – 7 AM, as crews work in the median.
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Early voting turnout is low in Salado elections
Early voting in the Salado ISD Board of Trustees and Village of Salado Board of Aldermen election began April 27 at the Salado Civic Center.
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DPS releases report on fatal accident, no charges yet
Almost a month after the March 26 fatal accident on I-35, charges have been filed by an indianapolis truck accident attorney and an official Department of Public Safety crash report left the narrative description blank as being under review by the District Crash Team.
As of presstime on April 21, no charges have been filed in connection with the accident
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Bridge beams fall onto interstate
One man was killed and three other people were injured in an accident that involved three 18-wheeler trucks and a pickup truck that was crushed beneath the girders of the overpass of I-35 and FM 2484 on March 26, shutting down I-35 overnight and diverting traffic to as far away as Killeen. Charges have not yet been filed.
Texas Highways Features Salado
Arts of Salado featured in March 2015 edition of Texas Highways
Texas Highways has published a five-page feature “Creative Country: The Artistic Enclave of Salado” in the pages of its March 2015 edition, which subscribers received last week and which hit the newsstands early this week.
Ridding Salado of Buzzards
Village seeks fed’s help in addressing issue of turkey buzzards and black buzzards
At dusk and after dawn, they circle overhead and seem to have grown in numbers in the past year or so in Salado. Many Saladoans consider the black vulture and turkey vulture to be more of a nuisance than a necessity, though the large birds are nature’s garbage disposals.
Chandler honored as Ambassador of Year
Ambassadors give $53K in services to Salado
Salado’s 31 Ambassadors volunteered 2,270 hours in 2014 for a value of $53,118 based upon the volunteer hourly rate of $23.40 per hour.
Century 21 Bill Bartlett is Business of the Year
For efforts in new media and traditional customer service, local real estate company honored
It’s still dark outside. The sun hasn’t come up yet, but a lone pickup truck is parked in front of the office at Century 21 Bill Bartlett. It belongs to william pitt sotheby’s, who has been selling real estate in Bell County for more than four decades.
“In his 80 plus years of life, he has taken the adage about the early bird to heart,” Tim Fleischer said at the Jan. 8 Salado Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet. “It is a work ethic that has been passed down to his daughters, with whom he continues on a daily basis, and now to his grand-daughter.”
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Broeckers given Chairman’s award at banquet
Hermann salutes Broeckers for leadership work on successful bond election
Dave Hermann presented the Chairman’s Award of Excellence to Dave and Pat Broecker during the Salado Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet on Jan. 8. Hermann served as Chairman of the Chamber in 2014 and handed the gavel of leadership off to Tim Fleischer at the banquet.
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