By Melinda L. Lucas
Albany city council members announced news at Monday night’s meeting that many have been anxiously awaiting – the pool at Webb Park will open on June 15.
By Melinda L. Lucas
Two vacant houses on the southern outskirts of Albany were completely destroyed Tuesday afternoon in a fire that was believed to have started from electric lines sparking in a tree branch broken off by high winds.
By Donnie A. Lucas
After almost a month without any new COVID-19 testing, Shackelford County has recorded three new tests during the last week, according to county judge Robert Skelton.
Two of the recent tests have already come back as negative, while the result for the third is still pending.
By Lynsi Musselman
Due to COVID-19 and other health concerns, the Albany Lions Club fundraiser “Flags Across Albany” is on hold for Flag Day and the upcoming patriotic holidays.
By Donnie A. Lucas
The Shackelford County commissioners approved the annual audit Monday and agreed to apply for federal funds available through the CARES Act to assist with added costs at polling places for upcoming elections due to the coronavirus pandemic.
By Melinda L. Lucas
Knox City administrator Glen Hill was approved as the new principal for Albany’s high school and junior high campus during an early morning special session of the Albany ISD board of trustees on Thursday, June 4.
By Lynsi Musselman
The Texas Education Agency reported last week that Albany Independent School District earned favorable results for the first year of a new TEA review.
By Lynsi Musselman
There are probably few animal species that send shivers up spines more often than snakes, prompting many people to state emphatically that “the only good snake is a dead snake.”
Snakes are even synonymous with the devil, associated with lies, evil, and temptation.