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Tom Bean, Texas is located in Grayson County. Zip codes in Tom Bean, TX include 75489. More Tom Bean information.

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Sunday May 27 | North Texas e-News

Melody Ranch's 6th Annual Bluegrass Festival

This year the dates are May 30-31, June 1-2. We have a kick-off potluck supper on May 30 at 6 pm which is free for campers.

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Sun May 20, 2012

North Texas e-News

Chrystal Opry House gospel event May 26

This Saturday night, May 26, the Melody Ranch Gospel Band will perform. Members of the band are Al Guinn, guitar and vocals, George Kirby, fiddle, Judy Ziola, piano and vocals, Keith Francis, steel guitar, Archie Shearer, lead guitar and vocals, Pat Shearer, vocals, Jody Cofer, bass and vocals, and Bill Hayes, guitar and vocals.

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Wed May 16, 2012

North Texas e-News

Shelby Thompson, Tom Bean Middle School student, wins national...

MathMovesU invited the 6th, 7th and 8th grade students nationwide to answer, 'How does math put the action in your passion?' Based on a multimedia or paper submission, students will be awarded camperships of up to $1,000 or scholarships of $1,000 and their schools will receive matching grants of $1,000 to be used for math-related programs.

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Tue May 15, 2012

KXII-TV Sherman

Students learn tolerance from Holocaust exhibit

Hundreds of Tom Bean students are learning about one of the world's worst tragedies and using that lesson to spread a message of respect and tolerance for others.

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Wed Apr 18, 2012

KTEN-TV Denison

Vandals Cause Problems for EMS and Traffic in Tom Bean

Several street signs and stop signs have been removed across the city. The removal of those signs pose a danger for 911 and EMS purposes along with traffic flow.

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