ue to the threat of inclement weather on September 10, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park will postpone the screening of the movie “Around the World in 80 Days,” until Saturday, October 1. The movie will be shown at dusk (about 7:20 pm) on a large outdoor screen at the LBJ Ranch near Stonewall.
I WAS IN A 12 STEP-TYPE DRUG RECOVERY PROGRAM over 25 years ago with a man named Carl. As new believers in Jesus we wanted to get clean and sober. I made a commitment that I was going to do everything I was asked to do by the pastors in my new-found church family.
The 2016/2017 budget and tax rate were approved and adopted at the September 6 City Council meeting and public hearing. The meeting also had a presentation from Matthew Wigglesworth expanding on the recent progress in the Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center as well as discussions regarding a public safety fund.
In the August Chamber Report from Matthew Wigglesworth, he highlighted how approximately 311 people from around the state, country and world came through the visitor’s center during ...
Lady Eagle volleyball regained their momentum Friday September 2 against Llano and against Lampasas on Tuesday, September 6, defeating both teams on their home court in Johnson City.
During Friday’s game the Varsity Eagles took down the Llano Yellowjackets in three sets. Kill leader for the night was Skylar McKennis with 17 kills.
The Johnson City Eagles traveled to Mason Friday night. The Punchers were still stinging from their loss the previous week to Goldthwaite and wanted to take out their anger on someone; and unfortunately it was the Eagles. Johnson City was out-manned in the trenches all night long and as all football fans know the game is won in the trenches.
The LBJ Middle School volleyball teams faced Lago Vista last week.
The Lady Eagle 7th grade volleyball A-team started their season with a tight game against Lago Vista. For most of the girls, this was their first volleyball game. They started off a little rough in the first game with a loss.
At a special meeting of the Johnson City School Board on August 29, 2016 the new budget and tax rate for the 2016-2017 fiscal year was adopted. After an hour of going over the details and figures they have been discussing for months a total budget amount of $9,923,811.12 was approved with a budgeted deficit of $358,124.12.
The Johnson City Eagles traveled to Leakey Friday night to officially start the Chris Cloninger era as the new head Football coach. The Eagles’ high octane offense did well scoring several times, but was not hitting on all cylinders yet. Coach Cloninger was pleased with the Eagles’ effort and hustle, but knows there is still much work to be done.
The City Council held a special meeting on Thursday, August 11 to discuss the general and system budgets with special focus on funding for Old Annex Office Solutions, the Johnson City visitor’s center and police department.
After opening the meeting the Council quickly went into executive session to discuss granting funds to Deborah Burkhard for the Old County Annex project.
Texas State Library and Archives Commission Awards $2.1 Million in Texas Library Grants for FY2017
Science, technology, engineering, art and math take center stage alongside reading, writing, robots and more in the list of grant proposals recently approved by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Agency commissioners gave the green light to 73 library grant awards totaling $2.1 million for numerous Texas libraries, institutions of higher education, and related nonprofit organizations ...
