Volunteers, donors needed

By Sam WallerThe Albany Ministerial Alliance’s Christmas Basket food drive will receive its first delivery of food items Monday before preparing to deliver the baskets the next weekend.
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COVID numbers shoot up

By Donnie A. LucasThe number of positive ­COVID-19 test results rose last week to 27, according to a report issued by Shackelford County judge Bob Skelton.A total of 66 tests were administered at the three local testing sites, with a combined total of 27 positive results during Nov.
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And The Winner Is...

By Sam WallerTwenty-seven winners, including two multiple winners, were announced Tuesday morning in a drawing for 1,500 Albany Bucks conducted by the Albany Chamber of Commerce.

Candidates file for county offices

By Donnie A. LucasSeveral local candidates for the March 1 primary elections officially completed the filing process on Tuesday, well ahead of the Dec. 13 filing deadline.

4 new educators join Moran staff

By Sam WallerThe Moran Independent School District has welcomed four new faculty members for the 2021-22 school year, including three who are in their first year as full-time teachers.New faculty members are Minnie Denson, Alyssa Gregg, Kassiah Hudson, and Bryce Hughes.
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MISD students compete in UIL events

By Sam WallerMore than two dozen Moran elementary and junior high students competed in the district UIL academic meet on Tuesday and Wednesday at Cross Plains.The competition actually began on Nov. 18 with students submitting entries for chess puzzle and ready writing events.

Historic Moran gym gets facelift

By Sam WallerMoran ISD has performed renovation work to its gymnasium as the facility nears a century of existence.The gym was constructed in 1935-37 by the Works Project Administration, one of Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal programs.“It’s a special place,” Moran superintendent Dr. John Denson said.

Local COVID cases still on the rise

By Donnie A. LucasDespite the shortened holiday work schedule last week, the number of ­COVID-19 tests administered continued to rise, according to a report issued by Shackelford County judge Bob Skelton.
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