Cammecia Strain has awarded scholarships four of the past five years to Mexia High School students in honor of her late son, T’Aveon “TT” Johnson, who died in a car wreck in August 2012 at the age of 8.
For the second consecutive year the Mexia baseball team missed the playoffs by a razor’s edge.
Local and area competitors at their respective regional track meets were shut out from qualifying for the UIL State Track and Field Championships in Austin on May 12-14.
The Mexia baseball team did not qualify for the postseason playoffs this year, but the Blackcats will head into the offseason with a jolt of momentum.
Vyve Broadband, pioneers in bringing game-changing internet technology to traditionally underserved communities, announces that its CEO, Phil Spencer, and EVP and CFO, Andrew Kober, have been named to the Cablefax 100 top power players within the cable telecom industry. Phil and Andy have been instrumental in implementing a business strategy that ensures Vyve’s long-term viability and customer and employee satisfaction while remaining highly focused on the company’s mission to bridge the digital divide. The Cablefax Top 100 Power Players recognizes the duo’s vision and commitment to bringing meaningful opportunities across its service footprint.
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