This week at Mexia LTC we started off with Bible Study on Monday morning. Residents played bingo on Monday afternoon. Residents enjoyed Bible Group with Bob Kersten on Tuesday morning. Residents enjoyed snow cones on Tuesday afternoon.
Outgoing and incoming officers of Mexia High School DECA program, from left, are Manuel Ortiz, incoming vice president-Finance; Kimora Evans, incoming vice president-Career Development; outgoing vice president-Leadership; Keila Montoya, outgoing chapter president Kamryn Nichols; incoming chapter president Magali Luna; and incoming vice president-Leadership Miranda Salinas. Aleya Daniels, vice president-Hospitality is not pictured.
Amanda Skinner, Tranquillo Ranch owner, said she’s wanted to open an event center since 2015, but nothing seemed right until she toured a property located at 233 LCR 406 in Groesbeck.
Robin York, Ashburn Hanna American Legion Post 288 second vice commander, worked as a logistics specialist, in water purification, dispatch and was a switchboard operator in the Army for 21 years.
Wil Floyd, Loop 442 Country Store and Boutique co-owner, said his parents once owned the general store in downtown Tehuacana, a small city located about 6 miles from the nearest grocery store, but that location shut down around 2004.
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