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Somerville Council to reconsider SUP request

Roy Sanders
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
The Somerville City Council was to reconsider approval of a Special Use Permit (SUP) for Glynda Jerkins to place a new manufactured home at 420 Fourth Street at its Tuesday, March 10, meeting.The council voted 3-1 at their Feb.
Tool kit helps communities plan for storm water management

Tool kit helps communities plan for storm water management

Tool kit helps communities plan for storm water management

News Staff
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
As Texas communities face more frequent flooding, rapid development and aging stormwater systems, a new Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service resource provides help to local governments in planning smarter, nature-based infrastructure projects.
SOMERVILLE FFA OFFICERS recently attended and assisted with the annual Ag Breakfast hosted by the extension office. They visited with local community members and represented Somerville ISD well. Pictured from the left are, Destiney Hill, Aubrey Flencher, Hadley Howe, Kylie Neuendorff, Rhyan Ricci and Kyle Brooks. Photo courtesy of Somerville FFA

SOMERVILLE FFA OFFICERS recently attended and assisted with the annual Ag Breakfast hosted by the extension office. They visited with local community members and represented Somerville ISD well. Pictured from the left are, Destiney Hill, Aubrey Flencher, Hadley Howe, Kylie Neuendorff, Rhyan Ricci and Kyle Brooks. Photo courtesy of Somerville FFA

SOMERVILLE FFA OFFICERS

News Staff
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
SOMERVILLE FFA OFFICERS recently attended and assisted with the annual Ag Breakfast hosted by the extension office. They visited with local community members and represented Somerville ISD well.

Once Upon a time ...In Burleson County

From 1921...105 Years Ago
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
W.W. Rankin, Editor and Publisher Jno. G. Rankin, Editorial Writer The Ledger entered upon its 36th year, twenty-five years of which it has been under the present management, the first year it was the News, then the News-Chronicle, and now the Ledger.
MEMBERS OF NEW Tabor Brethren Church wrote scriptures on the frames of the new building last Sunday.

MEMBERS OF NEW Tabor Brethren Church wrote scriptures on the frames of the new building last Sunday.

MEMBERS OF NEW Tabor Brethren

News Staff
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
MEMBERS OF NEW Tabor Brethren Church wrote scriptures on the frames of the new building last Sunday.
THE INTERSECTION OF F.M. 60 and State Highway 36 South.

THE INTERSECTION OF F.M. 60 and State Highway 36 South.

Traffic light at F.M. 60, SH 36 remains pending

Roy Sanders
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
A fully operational traffic signal (red, yellow and green lights) for the F.M. 60 and State Highway 36 intersection in Lyons remains delayed with no specific timeline for completion.However, TxDOT says the work will be completed, and a fully operational signal will happen.
PETE GLIDEWELL CLEANS out this ice chest during Saturday’s shrimp and crawfish dinner fundraiser for Cops4Kids. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

PETE GLIDEWELL CLEANS out this ice chest during Saturday’s shrimp and crawfish dinner fundraiser for Cops4Kids. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

PETE GLIDEWELL CLEANS

News Staff
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
PETE GLIDEWELL CLEANS out this ice chest during Saturday’s shrimp and crawfish dinner fundraiser for Cops4Kids.MARGARET POLANSKY PLACES a bid in the silent auction at the Cops4Kids fundraiser at Snook City Park on Saturday.
Holy Week events

Holy Week events

Holy Week events

News Staff
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
The Tribune is preparing its annual Holy Week schedule for area churches and Easter events, which will be included in the March 26 edition.If your church or organization is holding a special service or event, contact The Tribune at (979) 567-3286 to be included in our listing.
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