Egg hunt set this Saturday

The chance to hunt for eggs by the basketful should make for a fun Saturday for local children. With a new early afternoon time, members of the Albany VolunteerFireDepartmentwill host their annual Easter egg hunt at 1:00 p.m.
Egg hunt set this Saturday

New retirement plan approved

SCHD directors move to TCDRS A lengthy discussion and then a decision regarding the employees’retirementprogram was the main topic at Monday’s meeting of the Shackelford County Hospital District’s board of directors.
Albany News

$ 250,000 grant to bump up SO salaries

Shackelford County judge John Viertel announced to commissioners at their March 25 meeting that $250,000 in funding from the state’s Rural Sheriff’s Department Salary Assistance Grant Programhadbeenreceived and was being placed in a separate account for proper distribution and documentation.
Albany News

Fandangle rehearsals move outside

April 20th Sampler Rehearsals for the 2024 edition of the FortGriffin Fandangle moved outside this week at the Prairie Theater and will continue a twice-a-week schedule until the Membership Sampler set for Saturday, April 20.
Fandangle rehearsals move outside

Exhibitors wrap up show season

Albany FFA members wrapped up their winter showseasonlastweekwith several chapter members exhibiting animal projects at the Star of Texas Rodeo Austin Livestock Show. Five local students earned places in the barrow show.
Exhibitors wrap up show season

Bidder thank you notes due April 2

Participants in the 2024 Shackelford CountyYouth and Livestock Show have until Tuesday, April 2 to complete thank you notes to bidders and meet other obligations. Showparticipantsmust have completed writing thank you notes to buyers and meet other obligations.
Albany News

Ministry to have limited hours

Albany’s Closet Angels ministry will conduct limited hours over the next twoMondays,directorLori Reames announced. HoursforMonday,April 1 and Monday, April 8 will be 3:00-6:00 p.m.
Albany News

6 students win poster contest

Six Nancy Smith Elementary studentsrecently claimed prizes in a poster contest sponsored by the Lower Clear Fork of the Brazos Soil and Water Conservation District. In the third-fifth grades, Reese Nitschke took first place with Mia Smith second and Rainy Nitschke third.
6 students win poster contest
Subscribe to News