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ETHAN RAMIREZ WON GRAND IN Senior Photography. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kodi Hitchcock and Little Miss Taytum Hohlt. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo

ETHAN RAMIREZ WON GRAND IN Senior Photography. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kodi Hitchcock and Little Miss Taytum Hohlt. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo

ETHAN RAMIREZ WON GRAND IN Senior Photography

ETHAN RAMIREZ WON GRAND IN Senior Photography. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kodi Hitchcock and Little Miss Taytum Hohlt.
BEKKI CAMPISE WON GRAND IN Adult Quilts and Creative Arts and Crafts. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kodi Hitchcock and Little Miss Taytum Hohlt. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo

BEKKI CAMPISE WON GRAND IN Adult Quilts and Creative Arts and Crafts. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kodi Hitchcock and Little Miss Taytum Hohlt. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo

BEKKI CAMPISE WON GRAND IN Adult Quilts and Creative Arts and Crafts

BEKKI CAMPISE WON GRAND IN Adult Quilts and Creative Arts and Crafts. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kodi Hitchcock and Little Miss Taytum Hohlt.

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VFW meetingCaldwell’s VFW Post 4458 will meet Thursday, Oct. 9, at the VFW Hall on State Highway 36.The meal begins at 6 p.m., with the business meeting following.For more information, call the Post at (979) 567-9663, or the Burleson County Veterans Service Officer at (979) 567-6360.
CALDWELL AND LEXINGTON players pray together on Friday for Jurian Moore who was injured in the game. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

CALDWELL AND LEXINGTON players pray together on Friday for Jurian Moore who was injured in the game. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Caldwell rallies behind Lexington’s injured player

Caldwell residents and their football team usuindicating ally have plenty on their minds at this busy time of year, but this week the talk, prayers and concern has been about a young man from Lexington.Jurian Moore, a Lexington High School football player, suffered a head injury on Friday, Oct.

Official fair totals still break $3.3M

Last week, the estimated total sales from the 2025 Burleson County Fair were released breaking the $3 million mark for the first time in fair history with an estimated total sales of $3,381,450 -- a new fair record.

Caldwell city council approves future land use map amendment

The Caldwell City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 30, amended its future land use map to allow most of 149 acres off County Road 105 to change from rural to urban use.The parcel, owned by Good Fences Texas LP, is approximately 124 acres of urban and approximately 25 acres of natural area.
KAELY BROWN was put into the dunk tank at the “Caldwell Homecoming Kickoff” event. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

KAELY BROWN was put into the dunk tank at the “Caldwell Homecoming Kickoff” event. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

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KAELY BROWN was put into the dunk tank at the “Caldwell Homecoming Kickoff” event.
SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL recently announced its homecoming royalty, including this year’s homecoming king and queen hopefuls. Pictured, from left, back are Christopher Deere, Jeremy Vela, Roberto Garcia-Vega, Colt Holton, front, Aida Ramos, Blair Youngblood, Bra’keyla Minor and Gracie Strange. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL recently announced its homecoming royalty, including this year’s homecoming king and queen hopefuls. Pictured, from left, back are Christopher Deere, Jeremy Vela, Roberto Garcia-Vega, Colt Holton, front, Aida Ramos, Blair Youngblood, Bra’keyla Minor and Gracie Strange. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

Somerville HS homecoming royalty announced

Somerville High School recently announced its 2025 Homecoming Court.The Homecoming Queen and King will be announced during the Somerville-Burton football game at 7 p.m. this Friday, Oct. 10, at (The Rock) Yegua Stadium.
Snook ISD names Giesenschlag lone finalist as new chief

Snook ISD names Giesenschlag lone finalist as new chief

Snook ISD names Giesenschlag lone finalist as new chief

Snook ISD has named one if its own to lead the district.During a special called meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 30, the board unanimously voted to name Kimberly Giesenschlag as their lone finalist for superintendent position.