Live graduation slated Saturday for Class of 2020

By Lynsi Musselman After weeks of wondering if it would happen at all, members of the Albany High School Class of 2020 will march out on the Robert Nail Memorial Stadium football field to graduate on Saturday, May 23 at 10:00 a.m.

Athletes receive memorial awards

By Donnie A. Lucas Several awards including six special memorial honors were presented to Albany High School athletes last week, although not during the traditional All-Sports Banquet that typically marks the end of the year for school athletics.

Business owners need to render by May 30

By Melinda L. Lucas With renditions due in a little over a week, the staff at the Shackelford County Appraisal District (CAD) is also busy getting ready to send appraisal notices for real property and business personal property.
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First county case officially confirmed

By Donnie A. Lucas The first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Shackelford County was officially reported late last week to county judge Robert Skelton. The positive test was for a female under the age of 40 and was reported to the judge by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Baccalaureate slated Sunday at football field

By Lynsi Musselman The annual Baccalaureate service for the Albany High School Class of 2020 will be held at 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 17, at Robert Nail Memorial Stadium.  Baccalaureate will be held in conjunction with the Bible presentation hosted by First Baptist Church.

County speed limits set

By Donnie A. Lucas Drivers in Shackelford County will soon need to keep an eye out for new speed limit postings after the commissioners court approved a motion Monday setting speed limits on a number of county roads.

Unusual school year to end this week

By Donnie A. Lucas The end of what is probably the most unusual school year in decades is winding down this week, with students required to turn in all work for grading by Friday.

OJAC adds new online activities

By Lynsi Musselman While the Old Jail Art Center museum is closed to the public, there continues to be a variety of take-home and at-home activities for all ages. “Museum Mix-tape” is a playlist inspired by works of art at the OJAC.

Children vulnerable to online predators

By Lynsi Musselman Even in a pandemic, online predators exploit the vulnerabilities of children. Nancy Smith Elementary School counselor Susie Beard said parents have to pay attention and put safeguards in place. There are several programs with parental control filters.

Seniors to receive awards

By Lynsi Musselman Seniors will have the opportunity to be recognized    for their achievements today in an informal gathering at the high school gym lobby.
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