Salado News

Josephine Griffitt, former teacher in the Bonham Schools, celebrates her 80th birthday with family and friends on Saturday, September 6, 2008 in Salado, Texas.

Herald/Justin Cox Students at the new Salado High School wait outside, conversing Monday afternoon after spending their first day in the new building.

By Hayley Kappes Killeen Daily Herald Backyard astronomers fascinated by the breadth and endless array of heavenly bodies the night sky offers have an outlet for their star-gazing fix courtesy of the Central ...

Breast Cancer Awareness A breast cancer awareness silent auction for six decorated wire paper dolls will be conducted at the Stamp Salado and Paper Trail craft store Sept.

By Justin Cox Killeen Daily Herald The flood zones of Central Texas are getting remapped, and if you live near a waterway, it could cost you money.

Unless you've kept an eagle eye on Scott & White for the past five years, odds are you've missed a lot.

Musicians Paul Derrick and Lee Van Wagner will perform a free outdoor acoustic show at 8 tonight at Lake Waco's Reynolds Creek Amphitheater, 2885 Speegleville Road.

Pat Scheumack says the spring was paradise when she was a child and she wishes other kids could have the same experience.

Herald/Justin Cox Larry Prellop, who owns and operates Prellop Fine Art Gallery on Main Street in Salado, looks over a cowboy boot he carved.

Thanks goes to Brother David Wilson for pointing us to this article in the Austin American Statesmen.

For the month of July, the website for Dave Campbell's Texas Football has been counting down the top 25 pre-season teams in Texas for the five main classification.

From staff reports Salado is gearing up to welcome a new superintendent. Board member Darrell Street said Tuesday that the board will make the announcement at 8 a.m. Friday at the schools district's office.

From staff reports Salado is gearing up to welcome a new superintendent. Board member Darrell Street said Tuesday that the board will make the announcement at 8 a.m. Friday at the schools district's office.

Updated: Jul 21, 2008 6:39pm Belton police are searching for the thieves responsible for stealing $1,500 dollars worth of specially-made belt buckles from a church office.

Courtesy photo Cast members for "Salado Legends" will be performing in the annual outdoor musical drama starting Saturday night.

Texas Monthly magazine praises San Gabriel Park playscape. Thursday, July 17, 2008 GEORGETOWN - When Raoul Perez drove into Georgetown on an errand last week from his home in Marble Falls, he ran into an ...

Jerry Don Iley of Salado has claimed the second of six $1 million prizes in the state's new $50 scratch-off lottery game, $130,000 Platinum Payout, which was rolled out on June 30.

Fairview residents Darrell Flyntt, a native of Texas, and his wife, Vernelle, have just returned from a family vacation in Texas, where they spent several days with Darrell's children and grandchildren.

Updated: Jul 9, 2008 10:46pm A Salado man is $1 million richer after scratching off a very lucky lotto ticket.

A half a dozen homes have been destroyed and about 10 other buildings have been damaged by a tornado that hit the small town of Rolla, N.D. One resident says she and the others were warned well before the ...