The Limestone County 4-H organizations offer a smorgasbord of opportunities for students from kindergarten through the 12th grade. And while students can register throughout the year, October is an especially important sign-up time for the organization.
ABOVE, RIGHT: Mexia Police Department officer Sgt. Andre Smith visits with residents during National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct. 5, at Hughes City Park. The event is held nationwide and promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. Mexia’s event included firefighters demonstrating what to do in case of fire; games such as a Ninja Warrior status; zip-lining; carnival rides and more.
The Joint Committee on Citywide Cleanup (J3C) is offering a way to help Mexia citizens dispose of unwanted items before the Christmas season.
The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles recommended Monday that George Floyd receive a posthumous full pardon for the 2004 drug charge he received in Houston.
Texas families of children with disabilities who have filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Greg Abbott’s ban on mask mandates in schools now have the federal government in their corner.
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