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All-District Selections

All-District Selections

All-District Selections

Several Snook and Somerville volleyball players were recently honored as All-District selections.See the Sports Page for more about the awards.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 86 of Caldwell will have a meeting on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 6:30 p.m. at the Caldwell First Baptist Church’s Family Center.The chapter is asking that Burleson County Disabled Veterans come and join to keep this chapter open.
Lady Hornet Field to be renamed to honor Weiss

Lady Hornet Field to be renamed to honor Weiss

Lady Hornet Field to be renamed to honor Weiss

“Wendy Weiss” is a name known to most all who live in Caldwell.She has been the face of Lady Hornet softball since its inception.Weiss finally retired last spring after teaching at Caldwell High School and coaching Lady Hornet softball for 29 years.
AREA SQUARE DANCERS put on an exhibition last week at the Caldwell Civic Center, including dancing with area children. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

AREA SQUARE DANCERS put on an exhibition last week at the Caldwell Civic Center, including dancing with area children. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

AREA SQUARE DANCERS

AREA SQUARE DANCERS put on an exhibition last week at the Caldwell Civic Center, including dancing with area children.
THE FOOD PANTRY is unloaded at the Snook Fire Station. Pictured are, from left, Cindy Jarrott of Snook EEA, Beth Collins of Snook Volunteer Fire Department and Ann Sebesta of Snook EEA. See story inside.

THE FOOD PANTRY is unloaded at the Snook Fire Station. Pictured are, from left, Cindy Jarrott of Snook EEA, Beth Collins of Snook Volunteer Fire Department and Ann Sebesta of Snook EEA. See story inside.

THE FOOD PANTRY

THE FOOD PANTRY is unloaded at the Snook Fire Station. Pictured are, from left, Cindy Jarrott of Snook EEA, Beth Collins of Snook Volunteer Fire Department and Ann Sebesta of Snook EEA. See story inside.

Thanksgiving week hours, deadlines

Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, The Tribune offices will be closed on Thursday and Friday, Nov. 28-29.And, since there will be no mail delivery on Nov. 28, we will do our best to have your newspaper in your mailbox on Wednesday, Nov. 27.

Somerville seeks $6 million in grant funds

The City of Somerville has an excellent shot at $6,315,700 in federal funds for water and sewer improvements, including for a lift station and fire hydrants for the area east of the railroad tracks.The council formally approved requesting the funds at their Tuesday, Nov. 12, meeting.

County sales tax revenues show increase in November

Sales tax revenues showed an increase for November 2024 from November 2023 for Burleson County in Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s latest monthly report.However, the cities of Caldwell and Somerville showed decreases, according to the comptroller.

One transported after wreck on F.M. 60, CR 230

A Somerville woman was transported to a Bryan hospital on Saturday, Nov. 9, after a car collision with a truck-trailer rig on F.M. 60 at County Road 230.The accident occurred at 5:30 p.m. when Nancy Deermer, 63, of Somerville was headed southwest on F.M.