Big Bad a hit for Albany student actors

The All The World’s A Stage theater group entertained large audiences this past weekend with its production of Big Bad, performed on Friday and Saturday. The play featured a full cast of young actors who spent weeks preparing for the show.
Big Bad a hit for Albany student actors

Coffee named Project Manager of the Year

By David H. WallerAlbany resident JD Coffee has been recognized as Project Manager of the Year (General Contractor) at the 2024 Build West Texas Awards, hosted by the West Texas Chapter of the Associated General Contractors (AGC).
Coffee named Project Manager of the Year

OJAC invites families to Holi festival

By Melinda L. LucasFamilies are invited to celebrate the end of Spring Break with a traditional Eastern holiday at the Old Jail Art Center’s monthly Family Festival this Saturday, March.The museum will host the event, open to all ages but especially children, from 1:00-4:00 p.m.
OJAC invites families to Holi festival

March 22 event to honor OJAC’s Erin Whitmore

Albany residents and Old Jail Art Center patrons are asked to “save the date” for a March 22 reception honoring Erin Whitmore, the OJAC’s education director for the last 15 years.Old Jail docents will be hosting the come-and-go event, set for 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
March 22 event to honor OJAC’s Erin Whitmore

Albany students qualify for state TMSCA meet

The Albany Middle School TMSCA team wrapped up regional competition with strong results, securing nine testing opportunities at the upcoming state meet in San Antonio on March 29.Now in its second year, the program continues to expand, adding 7th and 8th grade competitors this season.
Albany students qualify for state TMSCA meet

Fire guard project set to begin

By David H. WallerPhase one of a planned fire guard project aimed at reducing wildfire risk near Albany is set to begin soon, with work taking place on land on the southwest edge of town near County Road 187 and Highway 180.
Fire guard project set to begin