Funding needed for Day Camp

By Lynsi Musselman ResourceCare’s summer day camp is less than  one month away, and sponsorships are still being requested to help provide a safe and fun three weeks of camp for Shackelford County youth.
Albany News

Old Jail to reopen July 1

By Lynsi Musselman The Old Jail Art Center  will reopen to members by appointment only beginning Tuesday, June 16 through Tuesday, June 30, and then open to the general public on July 1. For the rest of this month, members can schedule a visit by calling the museum from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Reyna Garcia recognized at McMurry

By Lynsi Musselman Albany High School 2018 graduate and McMurry University sophomore Reyna Garcia has been named  2020 Academic Winter-Spring Academic All Conference for softball.

3-day outdoor all-sports camp to start Monday for local students

By Donnie A. Lucas Local elementary aged youth have the chance next week to participate in what will probably be the only youth camp held this summer. Two local coaches are hosting an All-Sports Outdoor Camp for both boys and girls starting Monday, June 22 and continuing through June 24.
Albany News

Few spots left for weekend tourney

By Donnie A. Lucas As of Monday, only four openings were available for this weekend’s Father’s Day Golf Tournament set for Saturday and Sunday at the Albany Golf Course.

Online registration should start soon

By Lynsi Musselman The start of the 2020-2021 school year is just two months away, and many families are anxiously waiting to get their kids registered for the upcoming school year.
Albany News

Summertime Fun

With snacks and gear in hand, Landon Herrell (l) and Ace Vickers (r) walk down Main Street to the creek for an afternoon of fishing, making the most of sunny June days with friends.

Old Jail continues virtual activities

By Lynsi Musselman Old Jail Art Center is still closed to the public, with no plans to reopen as of press time this week. Executive board members could possibly make that decision next month.

Local churches open slowly

By Lynsi Musselman As time passes and restrictions ease, more churches are slowly beginning to  meet again for worship services and Sunday school.