24 organizations to benefit from funds TheAlbanyChestiscontinuing toacceptdonations toward its fundraising goal of $45,000 for the 2023 campaign. As of Tuesday, Nov.

Albany Methodist Church is again taking donations of pies to contribute to the Abilene SalvationArmy for its annual Thanksgiving meal. Local residents can contribute by bringing homemade or purchased pies to the church’s Fellowship Hall by noon Wednesday, Nov.

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Commissioners to install markers Kathy Bales presented several projects and requests on behalf of the Shackelford County Historical Commission during Monday’s meeting of the county commissioners. Commissioner Lanhan Martin said he would install markers at Moran, stating that he had already obtained permission from landowner Alice Branham to place the marker just inside the boundaries of her property and outside of the right-of-way.

eist! Art enthusiasts are invited to the Old Jail Art Center this Saturday evening, Nov. 11 for a chance to purchase paintings, sculptures, etchings, sketches, photographs, and even some antique furniture from among the 63 lots contributed to the museum’s15thbiennialartauction and party, titled the OJAC Art Heist! Funds raised will benefit the OldJail’sAcquisitionsFundand the conservation of the permanent collection, according to collections manager and associate curator Amy Kelly.

In Albany, mention of the “Bazaar” means the holidays are almost here, and this weekend, members of the Matthews MemorialPresbyterianChurch will once again host the annual event. The Presbyterian Bazaar has a storied history originating in 1900, missing fewer than a handful of years due to wars and pandemics.

A Veterans Day celebration is set for Friday, Nov. 10 at the Albany High School Main Gym, with all local veterans, their families, and community members invited.

Recipesareneededinall categories for next week’s special holiday tab, but the deadline is just a day away on Friday, Nov. 11.

In what may be a record turnout, at least in recent times, for a Texas constitutional amendment election, almost 17 percent of the county’s registered voters cast ballots to help pass 16 of 17 proposed amendments to the state constitution.