General News
News of a general nature not tied to a particular locality.
Due to a software crash we are having to re-build the Feb. 15 issue of The Community News Delivery to both mail subscribers and single sales locations will be delayed. Mail subscribers may receive papers on Friday, but some may be delayed until Saturday. Single copy sales will be distributed on Friday, and should be available before noon. We apologize for the delay.
The February 8 issue of The Community News is at the printer as of 11 a.m. Thursday, Feb 7.
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The February 1 issue of The Community News is at the printer as of 1 p.m. Thursday, Jan 31.
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The Moncrief Cancer Institute will have their mobile unit at the office of Doyle Moss Insurance from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30 (705 N FM 1187, next to the donut shop). Walk-ins are welcome.
Due to weather conditions this morning (Tuesday, Jan. 15), the Aledo ISD has announced that start of school will be delayed two hours.
The Parker County 4-H has released the following statement:
Our office has been notified that there may be someone calling local businesses and individuals soliciting donations for 4-H. At this time, the Parker County 4-H and Youth Development Program and the Aledo 4-H Club are NOT seeking any donations. If you receive any calls or correspondence seeking donations to the local 4-H Program, please ask for their name and contact information and provide it to:
Kayla B. Neill
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
County Extension Agent, Parker County
4-H and Youth Development
817.598.6172
kbneill@ag.tamu.edu
We are busy at work finishing up our annual Good News issue of The Community News.
In the mean time, the rumor mill in Aledo has been going at full speed. Please know that The Community News has not, and will not, give credibility to rumors by either reporting on them or repeating them.
But please also know that we will report on actual newsworthy events when they happen, either in the newspaper or on this website.
We invite you to check back here over the next two weeks in the event of breaking news.
We wish all our readers a safe and wonderful Christmas!
Randy Keck, Editor
December 21, 2012The December 21 issue of The Community News is at the printer as of 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 29.
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Kathy Chruscielski/The Community NewsPower lines arcing against a power pole lit up White Settlement Road
Wednesday evening as high winds whipped through the area.
Tri-County Electric closed a portion of the road until repairs could be
made.
The December 14 issue of The Community News is at the printer as of 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 29.
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