Over the course of three days of UIL Academic competition in Mason (December 2,7) and Center Point on December 8, 2016, Mason Junior High students amassed many individual and team medals. After all points were totalled, San Saba place first, Mason second and Junction third. Teachers are extremely proud of these students for carving out time to attend practices during lunch, before-school (7th & 8th grades) and after-school(6th grade).
The 2016 Puncher football season came to a close on Friday night in San Marcos. The Refugio Bobcats, a perennial rival, will move on ahead to the semifinals while the Punchers move on with their other activities.
The Punchers did not make it an easy win for Refugio. Mason had 158 yards for the night to Refugio's 300.
MASON, Texas – Capital Farm Credit’s Board of Directors approved a $36.8 million cash retirement of allocated equities issued in 2010. Borrowers with loans in 2010 will receive their share of the cash payment in checks mailed last week.
Combined with the $56.7 million cash patronage paid in March of this year, Capital Farm Credit has returned total cash distributions of more than $93.5 million to our members in 2016.
“Capital Farm Credit has one of the strongest patronage div ...
The District 7 Livestock Judging Contest took place on Wednesday, November 30 in San Angelo, TX. Aspen Martin of Mason County won First High Individual Overall. She and John Benefield competed in the Senior Division as individuals. There were 43 individual competitors in all. Aspen took home Third High Individual in cattle, First High Individual in sheep and goats and First High Individual in the Reason’s competition to win the top high-individual overall spot and qualify for the ...
The Mason Community Choir will present a Christmas Cantata December 4th, at 6:00 p.m. in the First Methodist Church.
The cantata is titled “EMMANUEL Celebrating Heaven’s Child” – written and compiled by Joel Lindsay, arranged and orchestrated by Russell Mauldin. A passionate Bethlehem miracle experience that will touch your heart as the sounds of glorious Christmas celebration fills the air.
The program provides a look into Christ’s first moments ...
Mason took the regional championship on Friday night by defeating the Normangee Panthers, 55-18, in a game played at the Pflugerville Stadium.
The Punchers took the ball on the opening kickoff (and an odd onside kick attempt by Normangee), and on the second play of the game, Haddon Hudson put the first points on the board with a 42-yard touchdown.
Alpha Beta Psi will be hosting its annual Light Up Our Town this Saturday. Santa will be arriving at 4 p.m. He will be arriving at The Odeon Theater, so parents bring your cameras.
Entertainment will begin around 4:30 p.m. Cookies and hot chocolate will be served by Queens Court.
Mason’s annual “Light up the Town” is Saturday, November 26th on the courthouse square.
Following the lighting of the town square, will be the Seaquist Foundation’s second annual “Christmas at the Seaquist House” from 6:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. There will be an array of “finger” foods and drinks, including hot apple cider.
Friday night's meeting between the Mason Punchers and the Shiner Comanches displayed the kind of football that fans should expect in a playoff game.
The first quarter had been toe-to-toe, each team exploring the other and trying to find any weaknesses that could be exploited. Neither would find any opportunity to score during the first period.
In the second quarter, as a cold north wind blew across the field, the Punchers began driving down the field.
On Friday, October 7, Mason High School hosted its annual College and Career Day, sponsored by the Career and Technology Department and Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
Many successful members of the Mason community as well as notables from around the state and country have visited Mason High School for College and Career Day since its inception six years ago.
