Sue Breeden wins again

Sue Breeden of Albany continued her run of success in the West Texas Fair crafts competition last month, taking first place with her bead design. “This is my sixth year to enter a piece,” Breeden said.
SUE BREEDEN

Trustees take no action

All seven members of the Albany ISD board of trustees met for a special two-hour session on Monday, Oct. 28, with “Personnel” listed on the agenda.
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Red Ribbon Week held at MISD

Moran ISD students received a surprise visit Wednesday, Oct. 23 from former Dallas Cowboys offensive linemanMikeKiselak, who addressed each class as well as the football and volleyball teams.
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Hunting season underway

Fall hunting season gets in full swing this weekend with seasons for white-tailed deer and Rio Grande turkey joining quailseason,whichopened a week earlier. In addition to a hunting license, quail and turkey hunters must have an Upland Game Bird Endorsement, which costs $7 in addition to a $25 basic license.
Hunting season underway

AFVD presents fire safety info

Members of the Albany Volunteer Fire Department presented fire safety information to local school children on Friday, Oct. 25 as part of the annual fire safety and prevention initiative.
Several members of the Albany Volunteer Fire Departmentspeak to Nancy Smith Elementary classes during the annual fire safety and prevention initiative earlier this month. The children received information packets and toy helmets. Courtesy Photo

Speed limits set for 3 county roads

IT company rep gathers information Following the required public hearing at the beginning of Monday’s meeting of the Shackelford County commissioners, the elected officials voted unanimously to enact 35 mile per hour speed limits on three county roads within Precinct 1. Commissioner Steve Riley had requested the speed limits last month on CR 174, 117, and 119.
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Red Ribbon events end Friday

Red Ribbon Week ends Friday,Nov.1whenawards for contest posters are announced at Nancy Smith Elementary. Last Friday, secondary campus class doors were judged with the following results: Firstplace,Mrs.Waters’ class, “Twister,” featuring a drug free Glenn Powell; second place, Mrs.
Secondary counselor Cheyenne Case (l) shows AHS students Lathin Brownlee (c) and Donald McCullough (r) some of the give-away items for Red Ribbon Week. Activities for the 2024 events are winding down with elementary poster winners to be named Friday. Donnie Lucas / Albany News
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