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Summer Day Camp instructor is ready for the week and the students that will be attending the camp. To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition http://etypeservices.com/Robertson%20County%20NewsID275/

The young people attending

Face painting at Summer Day Camp was a way for all the young people attending to make new friends. To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition http://etypeservices.com/Robertson%20County%20NewsID275/

Hearne City Council making their way through the budget

The Hearne City Council members along with City Manager John Naron, Mayor Ruben Gomez, City Secretary Linda Pecina and Terry Thomas Public Works Director have been going over the budget and discussing the items in each category, the estimated cost...

Bake sale for Big Nana

Virginia Huseman Aleman, a native of Hearne and friend of many, better know to some as Ginger, or Gin and Nana to some really cuties, found out recently she is Stage 4 Serous Carcinoma. Family and friends are coming out in forces to help Ginger...

Camp has come and gone but what fun they had

During the week starting July 31 and ending August 4 the kids that attended Summer Day Camp had the time of their lives. The ages for this program allowed kids ages six through twelve have some summer fun for FREE. To read more please log in or...

Cheer camp

Finishing up with Cheer camp for the big and mini cheerleaders and now waiting foe school to start To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition http://etypeservices.com/Robertson%20County%20NewsID275/

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Hearne City Council making their way through the budget

The Hearne City Council members along with City Manager John Naron, Mayor Ruben Gomez, City Secretary Linda Pecina and Terry Thomas Public Works Director have been going over the budget and discuss

Bake sale for Big Nana

Virginia Huseman Aleman, a native of Hearne and friend of many, better know to some as Ginger, or Gin and Nana to some really cuties, found out recently she is Stage 4 Serous Carcinoma.

By Margaret Salvaggio

Camp has come and gone but what fun they had

During the week starting July 31 and ending August 4 the kids that attended Summer Day Camp had the time of their lives.

By Margaret Salvaggio

Perspectives

House passes bills to give retired teachers relief from rising costs

The Texas House on Aug. 1 approved House Bill 20, legislation appropriating $212.7 million from the “rainy day” reserve fund to help defray rising healthcare costs for retired school employees.

By Ed Sterling

Mexican Revolution spreads to South Texas

In the running war with Mexican bandits, six U.S. Army cavalrymen fought a brief battle with hit-and-run raiders on Aug. 10, 1915 twenty-five miles on the Texas side of the Rio Grande.

By Bartee Haile

House, Senate have not yet engaged in back-and-forth on key bills

Not a single bill had been agreed to by the state House and Senate as of July 28, exactly 10 days into the 30-day special session of the Texas Legislature.

By Ed Sterling