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Thu. Oct.
5 JV: Tolar–36
DeLeon–6
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Fri. Oct. 6 VARSITY:
Tolar–29 DeLeon–14
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Front Page Headlines
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By Laura Kestner, Editor
The DeLeon City Council met in regular
session Thursday, September 28, 2006, with all members present, and
made short work of a lengthy agenda. The approval of an ordinance
“authorizing and ordering the issuance of City of DeLeon, Texas, Tax
Notes,” for $500,000 in funding to complete the Festival Gardens
Community Park project was one of the many items addressed.
The tax notes were one of the options
presented by Vince Viaille, of First Southwest Company in Lubbock,
when he met with council members September 11. >>Full Story<< |
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By
Jerry Morgan, Reporter
VAN DYKE -- The Board of Directors of the
Comanche County Consolidated Hospital District, the governing body of
the Comanche County Medical Center, held its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon, September 26, at the hospital.
Board members Charles Mazurek, John Mack
Weaver, Gale Easley, Joe Locke and Mary Jane Atkins were present.
Karen Carr was absent. The meeting was conducted by Charles Mazurek,
Board president. The following article was prepared from a recording
of the meeting. The reporter was not present. >>Full Story<< |
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Dr. Todd Davis will begin seeing patients
at the Doctors Medical Center Clinic on October 5, 2006 and has
obtained privileges for the Comanche County Medical Center.
Dr. Davis graduated as valedictorian from
Comanche High School in May of 1990. He then attended Texas Tech
University and graduated with honors in 1994 with a Bachelors of
Science in Biology.
After his undergraduate studies, Dr.
Davis attended medical school at the University of Health Sciences
College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kansas City, Missouri where he
graduated in 2000. >>Full Story<< |
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By
Joe Cooper, MTGCD Manager
Special to the Free Press
Fiction: The Middle Trinity
Groundwater Conservation District can deny water well permits to
landowners who market water to the oil and gas industry for personal
profit.
Fact: Texas water law does not
allow a groundwater conservation district (GCD) to deny a permit to a
water marketer, regardless of who he sells water to. >>More
Fiction & Fact<<
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Work
Continuing at the New Park. City workers were using a
front end loader and two dump trucks on Monday to relocate dirt
excavated for the amphitheater construction down to the future
parking lot area where it will assist in proper water drainage.
Work is continuing on the stage and dressing rooms under the
amphitheater structure. The ticket and office building is
structurally complete, although interior finish work remains. Next
week the circus comes to town and, if plans don't change, it will
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