STREETS IN DOWNTOWN CALDWELL were covered in snow after the county received a little under an inch of the white powdery stuff. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
THE BURLESON COUNTY TRIBUNE looks wintry with the blanket of snow in front of the building. The county received a little under an inch of snow from Monday night into Tuesday morning. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
THE ROTARY CLUB’S ANNUAL fundraiser was a resounding success, according to event co-chair Tracey Cavin. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
were out building small snow men after the county received a little under an inch of snow from Monday night into Tuesday morning. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED a “snow day”
CASINO NIGHT PARTICIPANTS enjoy the games and festivities at the Rotary Club’s annual fundraiser event. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
It wasn’t much to see, but the county did receive a thin blanket of snow on Monday night into Tuesday morning.
Officially, the county received less than an inch of snow, but it was enough to be able to build small snowmen or, in one Facebook posting’s case, a snow dinosaur.
Due to extremely cold temperatures and the icy precipitation, all three school districts closed their doors until Thursday and …