Archer City deer processor eyes butchering cows
The Archer City Council is considering allowing 4C Wild Game Processing to become a custom-exempt slaughterhouse for livestock in addition to its current business processing deer meat.
The Archer City Council is considering allowing 4C Wild Game Processing to become a custom-exempt slaughterhouse for livestock in addition to its current business processing deer meat.
Olney Independent School district earned an overall ranking of A, or 90 points out of 100, for the 2020-21 school year in the Texas Education Agency’s first “A-F Accountability Ratings” since 2019. Olney High School and Olney Junior High School earned overall A ratings, the same as their 2019 score. Olney Elementary School earned a B rating, also the same as its last ranking in 2019.
Sheriff Travis Babcock asked Young County Commissioners to raise pay levels by 10 percent for his department’s employees, including the county jail, and to hike pay for some supervisors even higher in his Aug. 15 budget presentation for fiscal year 2023.
The Olney Community Library & Arts Center needs a little help from the community during this year’s Texoma Gives on Sept. 8 to shore up funding for its existing children’s programming and to restore its Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) program, library director Lori Cox said.
Newcastle All-School and Community Reunion kicked off with a full slate of events that drew dozens of people of all ages back to their alma mater. The reunion happens just once every three years – and so leapfrogged over pandemic restrictions. No one missed a thing!
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