Bronc riding and mutton busting were two of the events during the second annual Heritage Country Church second annual rodeo March 7-8 at the church arena. The church is located at 9677 Lark Trail.
(Photos by Royce Wiggin)
Salado Living
Jane Wilmer turns 100 on April 3
By Sara Mackie Shull
The former “Queen of Salado,” Jane Wilmer, is turning 100 on April 3. Although she relocated to California two years ago, she misses her many Salado friends. Her children are having a birthday party for her on April 3rd and were hoping some of those friends would send her birthday cards for that date.
[Read more…] about Jane Wilmer turns 100 on April 3Gus McRae statue now greets visitors on Salado’s Main Street
By Tim Fleischer
Editor-in-Chief
Salado’s Main Street has been the Main Street of Texas forever, it seems. It was the Old Military Road and then Highway 81 before I-35 was ever conceived. It was a feeder trail on the Chisholm Trail during the cattle drives that links the image of Texas with that of the Longhorn and the Cowboy.
Now, thanks to John Barclay and Salado artist Ronnie Wells, Salado’s Main Street is further connected to the mythos of Texas and the Texas cowboy.
[Read more…] about Gus McRae statue now greets visitors on Salado’s Main StreetWhat’s the story with the old log cabin at Stagecoach Inn
By Charlene Carson, Local Historian
Visitors to Salado and locals alike have often wondered, “What is the story behind the log cabin on Main Street in front of the Stagecoach Inn?” Keep reading and you will learn the story of that cabin as told by C.B. and Mary Hodge.
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Salado Winery is having record setting year
Salado, TX — 2020 may not be a favorite year for some, but for many central Texas wineries, it has been a record breaking year. “With sales down and harvests and yields up we have had much more time for winemaking this summer” says owner of Salado Winery, June Ritterbusch. “There is so much more grape growing in this area than there was when we started 15 years ago, we were excited to take advantage of the opportunities available to us this year”.
[Read more…] about Salado Winery is having record setting yearCartooning Texas: 100 Years of Cartoon Art in the Lone Star State
Beginning Aug. 1 at the Salado Museum, Salado Village Voice will present “Cartooning Texas: One Hundred Years of Cartoon Art in the Lone Star State,” an exhibition developed by Maury Forman and Robert A. Calvert for the Center for Texas Studies at the University of North Texas with support from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
[Read more…] about Cartooning Texas: 100 Years of Cartoon Art in the Lone Star StateRebels & 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.
Foegelle goes to Vegas Junior National Finals
Avery Foegelle will be one of 120 cowgirls competing at the KK Run for Vegas/Junior National Finals Rodeo Barrel Race Dec. 12-16 in Las Vegas. The event will be held in conjunction with the National Finals Rodeo, the sport’s grand finale.
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Community Bible study signing up for Christian Leadership series
The Temple-Belton Community Bible Study (CBS) adult evening class is registering members for a 30-week in-depth interdenominational Bible study.
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