When Dr. Allan Sager of Columbus, Ohio, returns to Bartlett this coming Sunday, January 18, 2009 to be guest preacher at St. John Lutheran Church, he will be coming home to the hill where he played...
The Holland City Council discussed the need for repairs to Barbara Hill Lane and the traffic flow plan needed for Holland ISD at the council meeting Monday, January 12 at 6 p.m. following a public ...
How many of you have been hungry enough to eat a locomotive or a coal car? Some of you have been that hungry and have consumed those items or other railroad related foods at the new Railroad Cafe, ...
Donations are being sought to help purchase a Historical Marker after years of research and documentation by Monk Ivicic on the Mountain Home/Holland community.
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« tjewellb22 wrote on Thursday, Dec 04 at 03:55 PM »
A 62-year-old Cameron man was one of the 13 people killed in a shooting rampage Thursday at Fort Hood, and families in other towns and cities across the country were also getting word Friday that loved ones died or were injured in the violence.
Kimberly Munley, the civilian police officer credited with shooting the gunman who killed 13 people at a Fort Hood deployment-processing center was shot three times in the exchange of gunfire, a post official said Friday.
Blood drives were underway Friday throughout Central Texas, while churches opened their doors and counseling centers opened in the wake of the deadly shooting Thursday at Fort Hood.
Fort Hood officials said Friday the injured survivors of a deadly shooting on post were in stable condition, but a doctor where 10 of the wounded were taken said some of the victims are still at risk of dying, and several lawmakers said the number of injured was higher than first reported.