Oct 25, 2009 | The New Braunfels Herald
Festive fun abounds this Halloween
It's out there. In the fairgrounds. By the churchyards. Down the country roads. A haunt for the ghost who wants cash with his candy.
Oakwood closing for rest of week due to flu
The flu bug has hit Oakwood Independent School District hard this week - prompting the school district to close for the rest of the week.
Davi Killion and Jonathan Ingram were married July 25, 2009 at Elmwood Gardens in Palestine, Texas.
Benefit for Jeff Duck set Saturday
A benefit for Jeff Duck will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Palestine.
Jacksonville Public Library welcomes Palestine card holders
Released by Kelly Young with the City of Jacksonville: The Palestine Public Library is being forced to relocate its entire collection after both the north and south wings of their building collapsed this summer, and the Jacksonville Public Library is stepping up to ensure Palestine readers have a place where they can pick up free reading materials ...
Smallest Bank in U.S.: No ATM, No Online Banking, No Need for Govt. Bailout
Oakwood, Texas, has more cows than people. Oakwood bank in Texas has provided 99 years of excellent customer service.
Church news for Friday, July 10
Montalba Christian schedule slated The evangelism team at Montalba Christian Church will meet at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Oakwood ISD to swear in new board member
New board member Chris Agapiou will be sworn into office during Monday's meeting of the Oakwood Independent School District's Board of Trustees.
A 26-year-old Oakwood man was arrested on multiple charges early Tuesday morning after authorities say he almost struck an office's vehicle as he fled the scene before wrecking his car.
Leon County Moving Forward Towards Ambulance Service
Since Leon County voters gave the go-ahead to paying more property taxes to get ambulance service back, officials there have been busy.
Child Killed in Northeast Leon County Wreck
A temporary ambulance service is in place in northeast Leon County, and a permanent service is a few weeks away after Saturday's election.
Leon voters face a taxing issue
Leon County Judge Byron Ryder fears that residents won't have an ambulance during a serious emergency.