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COLONEL LANCE BURNET, USAF (ret.), showed area children some of his flight gear at the Caldwell Civic Center during last week’s “Ready for Take-Off!” event, hosted by the Harrie P. Woodson Library.

COLONEL LANCE BURNET, USAF (ret.), showed area children some of his flight gear at the Caldwell Civic Center during last week’s “Ready for Take-Off!” event, hosted by the Harrie P. Woodson Library.

COLONEL LANCE BURNET

News Staff
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
COLONEL LANCE BURNET, USAF (ret.), showed area children some of his flight gear at the Caldwell Civic Center during last week’s “Ready for Take-Off!” event, hosted by the Harrie P. Woodson Library.

July 4th mail delivery delay

News Staff
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Due to July 4th being a federal holiday on a Thursday, subscribers who normally receive their newspapers in mailboxes on Thursdays will see a delay in delivery and not receive their newspaper until Friday, July 5.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

News Staff
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
To be in the current list of calendar events, submissions must be received by 4 p.m. on Mondays prior to publication.Democratic Party swearing-in ceremonyThe Burleson County Democratic Party is having a swearing-in ceremony at 1:30 p.m.

Hospital board concerned about changes at clinic

Roy Sanders
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Burleson County Hospital District board members expressed concerns at a Monday, June 24, meeting with St. Joseph Health Systems over the loss of two physicians at the Caldwell clinic, who asked to be moved to Bryan beginning July 1.The two physicians are Dr. Kyle Winkler and Dr.
COLONEL LANCE Burnet, USAF (ret.), places wings on this child during last Thursday’s Harrie P. Woodson Library’s “Ready for Take-Off!” event featuring planes.

COLONEL LANCE Burnet, USAF (ret.), places wings on this child during last Thursday’s Harrie P. Woodson Library’s “Ready for Take-Off!” event featuring planes.

Flying high at library event

News Staff
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
COLONEL LANCE Burnet, USAF (ret.), places wings on this child during last Thursday’s Harrie P. Woodson Library’s “Ready for Take-Off!” event featuring planes.AREA CHILDREN RETURN this radiocontrolled plane to Elbert Oberts, its owner, during the Harrie P. Woodson Library’s “Ready for Take-Off!
THE BURLESON COUNTY TRIBUNE won first place in Sports Coverage and Sports Photography in the Texas Press Association’s 2023 Texas Better Newspaper Contest. The newspaper also placed second in General Excellence, third in Feature Photography and fourth in Page Design. The awards ceremony was last Saturday morning in College Station.

THE BURLESON COUNTY TRIBUNE won first place in Sports Coverage and Sports Photography in the Texas Press Association’s 2023 Texas Better Newspaper Contest. The newspaper also placed second in General Excellence, third in Feature Photography and fourth in Page Design. The awards ceremony was last Saturday morning in College Station.

Tribune sweeps sports divisions at TPA awards

News Staff
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
The Burleson County Tribune fared well in the 2023 Texas Better Newspaper Contest, sweeping all sports categories and placing second in General Excellence and third in the running for the sweepstakes award.The Tribune competed in Division 6 for weekly newspapers.

Caldwell OKs meter retrofit contract

Roy Sanders
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
The Caldwell City Council has approved a financing contract for an automated utility meter retrofit.The council approved a financing contract with Government Capital Corp., of Southlake for just over $1 million for seven years at their Tuesday, June 18, meeting.
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