Adorned in brightly colored feathers and intricate bead work, a group of Native American dancers will entertain and educate visitors to the Old Jail Art Center this Saturday, June 29. The outdoor event, which typically draws a large crowd, will begin at 1:00 p.m.

Two teams of local FCCLAmemberswillleave Saturday for the National Leadership Conference in Seattle to compete in a pair of video contests. Only the top 15 entries among the online contests from across the nation are chosen to advance to the national competition.

For the second week in arow,theAlbanyChamber of Commerce is moving its weekly luncheon to Bank Park. Chamber manager Brandi Lehew said this week’s gathering is scheduled for noon Friday, June 28, with Joe Allen’s Pit Bar-B-Que catering an outdoor meal.

Shackelford County 4-H member Grace Fry is one step away from qualifying as a Texas 4-H Equine Ambassador. Fry is looking to follow her sister, Faith, who has served in the role during the last year.

Closet Angels clothing ministry will open from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Members of a local church are preparing for mission trips next week. FirstBaptistChurchhas sent a group to Del Rio the past several years, and this year is no different.

Tuesday’s program was the final installment in the 2024 summer children’s hour at the Shackelford County Library. Local EMS employees JeffHillandKraymerHarbold led Tuesday’s event, teaching bike safety to preschool and elementary age children.

Visitors and locals alike will be able to enjoy a variety of activities offered in Albany this weekend prior to the final two performances of the Fort Griffin Fandangle. Free events will be offered on Friday and Saturday including a quilt show, tracker organ concert, calliope concert, viewing the PicketHouse,longhornson the courthouse square, exhibits and crafts kits at the Old Jail Art Center, plus several other activities.

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Albany sent 16 youth to the Big Country Fellowship of Christian Athletes Leadership Camp, held Monday-Friday, June 1721 at Hardin-Simmons University. Local FCA representative Paul Johnston said the camp drew about 350 attendees, 62 of them from Johnston’s area.