VBS serves 140+ children

By Kathy Thomson The Albany Ministerial Alliance sponsored Vacation Bible School began this summer’s “Wild” and “Amazing Encounters with Jesus” on Sunday, Aug. 3  and wrapped up the annual event on Wednesday, Aug. 7 with a “Family Night” program in the First Baptist Church sanctuary followed by...
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Photo orders now available

Photographs taken of various teams and individuals by The Albany News since the beginning of the local coach pitch, softball and baseball seasons are available for pickup. Summer baseball and softball packages are priced at $18 plus tax.
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Hamburger supper set Aug. 12

By Kathy Thomson Everyone is invited to come out to the Bank Park at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 12 and meet the players, coaches, and cheerleaders that will represent Albany High during the fall sports season, and for a few dollars they can also enjoy a freshly cooked hamburger meal and dessert.

Quail need habitat protection

By Troy Reinke District Conservationist Natural Resources Conservation Service Shackelford County Despite being one of the most popular and most-studied species of wildlife, the northern bobwhite quail population has been in a downward spiral for the past 30 years.

Highway 6 scheduled for repair

By Kathy Thomson A September 2019 “let date” for road repairs on State Highway 6 has been scheduled by the Texas Department of Transportation. Repairs are definitely needed as testified by the “Rough Road” signs posted on the road by TxDOT.

Local volunteers attend fire school

By Kathy Thomson Five members of the Albany Volunteer Fire Department attended the 90th Annual Municipal Fire Training School held at Brayton Training Field in College Station last week, July 21-26. Clay and Mel Deatherage completed their seventh year as invited guest instructors.
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Art camps start Aug. 2

By Melinda L. Lucas Fun and facts about Ghana, Africa will kick off the Old Jail Art Center’s annual summer camps for kids this Friday, Aug. 2. There are five free workshops over the next two weeks for students in first through 12th grades.
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