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There’s a new stop sign in town

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City Street Superintendent Wesley Wallace erected a new stop sign at the corner of Washita and First Streets Tuesday morning next to Lowe’s Grocery Store. The sign was installed after the city had received several complaints about motorists entering the intersection without slowing or stopping, and causing a safety hazard. On April 20, the City Council authorized an ordinance implementing the stop sign.
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With TEA guidance, school plans May 23 graduation

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The Texas Education Agency on May 5 announced graduation guidance for the class of 2020. Under the guidelines, ceremonies may take place as early as May 15 as the state continues the reopening of services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Spring branding at Mitchell Ranch

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Spring branding is one of the most picturesque rituals in agriculture. Months-old calves and their mamas are rounded up pasture by pasture. The calves are separated, roped by their back legs, and dragged to waiting cowboys and cowgirls who work as a coordinated team to vaccinate, ear-tag, castrate the bulls, and brand the young bovines with an identifying registered mark of their owner’s ranch.
Cowboys holding the west lake cows for spaying.

Early voting extended for primary runoffs

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In response to concerns about protecting voter safety during the coronavirus pandemic, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced a decision this week to double the length of the early voting period for the July 14 primary runoff elections.
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