Hewitt News

The Tribune-Herald editorial board this week gave up on any imminent setting of a for-sure primary election date and began interviewing equally astonished candidates on issues.

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The technology was introduced to American farmers around 2000, but it has taken root in Central Texas only in the past few years, according to vendors at this week's Blackland Income Growth Conference at the Extraco Events Center in Waco.

The city of Hewitt is planning a series of renovation projects to combine some city services more efficiently and add more space at the Hewitt Public Library.

A former nursing home administrator has been indicted in the reported theft of almost $9,000 from a nursing home's resident trust fund account.

As construction on the I-35 expansion south of Loop 340 in Waco came to a close, TxDOT was set to begin on another section on the highway.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church, Rochester, with Rev.

With a new facility, state-of-the-art technology in the kitchen and close to 200 students enrolled in the program, Schneider said he expects the program to continue growing.

Peace Lutheran Church, 9301 Panther Way in Hewitt, is offering GriefShare and DivorceCare recovery and support groups from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays starting next week and ending April 24.

Regarding the Jan. 16 Trib story "Residency flap marks Falls DA race," which questioned the residency of candidate Denny Lessman, I am appalled that an attorney who is sworn to uphold justice might openly be trying to circumvent it.

The race for Falls County district attorney features an incumbent who changed parties to seek a fourth term against a political newcomer with potential residency issues.