FFA chapter names new officers

The Albany FFA Chapter elected officers for the school year, and several membersarepreparingfor contests later in the fall. SeniorKenzieNevewas elected as president, with seniorLaitheLeechnamed vice president.
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Honor Society leaders selected

Members of the National Honor Society recently selected officers for the new school year. All of the officers are seniors,withnewmembers to be inducted later in the fall semester.
Serving as National Honor Society officers for this school year are (front, l-r) Avery Everitt - president, Gabby Lopez - vice president, (back) Holden Sanchez - parliamentarian, Jonathan Coody - reporter, Will LeMay - treasurer, and (not pictured) John Birkla - secretary. The group is already gearing up for several community service projects. Donnie Lucas / Albany News

Fuel bid rejected, speed limit proposed

Historical plaque taken from 576 bridge Reviewingbidsformowing andfuel,plusdiscussing a speed limit on a county road in Pct. 3 and the disappearance of a historical plaque from a bridge were the main topics at a relatively brief meeting of the Shackelford County commissioners on Monday, Sept.
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HAROLD COX

Harold Cox, age 88 of Albany, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024. Graveside funeral services were held Saturday, Sept. 14 at Albany Cemetery with Pastor Paul Johnston officiating. Interment followed under the direction of Morehart Mortuary.
HAROLD COX

MARY BELLE STEDDUM JONES

A Beautiful Life Mary Belle Steddum Jones, age 93, passed away on Friday, Sept. 6, 2024, at her home in Mentone, Texas. She was born Jan. 12, 1931, in the Berryhill Community of Shackelford County, Texas to Samuel (Sammye)WalterElizabeth (Cox)SteddumandOcieLee Steddum.
MARY BELLE STEDDUM JONES

Girls’ game begins to take shape

After more than a month of piecing together lineups from one match to the next, the Albany Lady Lions volleyball team was finally able to put on the floor last week the one coach M.J. Reneau envisioned back at the start of preseason practice.
Girls’ game begins to take shape