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Mason, Texas- Tickets Now Available! Mason County Habitat for Humanity’s Spring Benefit is just around the corner. If you would like to support a great cause and have a really good time doing it, Mason County Habitat has just the ticket(s) for you.
Our Mason Cowgirls resprested Mason extremely well at the State Track & Field Meet on Saturday, May 11.
We had two athletes who competed at the state meet, freshman Tristin Keller in the pole vault and sophomore Ana Segura in the 1600m run.
Tristin Keller took 5th place in the pole vault with a vault of 10’6”.
Our band concert was moved to this Wednesday, May 8th. We apologize for the late notice - the high school baseball playoff game were scheduled for Thursday and this Wednesday was the only other day available between now and the end of the year.
The concert will start at 7:00 pm with the 5th graders followed by 6th grade, the HS Jazz band, the JH band, and finally the HS band.
The West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association, a 118-county subregion of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas (CJCAT), has selected Mason County Judge Jerry Bearden as Official of the Year.
Some 200-plus county officials and guests honored Bearden as he accepted the prestigious honor at the Association’s 90th Annual Conference conducted in Amarillo April 23-26.
Lisa Heath, Chair-Mason County Child Welfare Board
Child Protective Services (CPS) is in need of more foster and adoptive homes. In addition to other child placement agencies, the Foster/Adoption Development Program through CPS works to recruit, train, and license families to foster and adopt children in need of a loving and safe home.
Region 09 consists of San Angelo, Midland, Odessa, Big Spring, and 26 surrounding counties, including Mason.
On Monday, April 29, 2019, six members of the Mason FFA Chapter attended the Bluebonnet District FFA Banquet in Llano, Texas. The purpose of the banquet is to recognize FFA chapters in the district for recent accomplishments during the 2018-2019 school year.
This year, the Mason FFA has competed with sixty different students in twenty leadership and career development events.
At the area contest January 19th, Mason had 6 teams competing. Mason’s team of Jack Gillespie, Wyatt Row, Cy Nobles, and Ryne Todd placed 4th with their automated tractor. The team of Leroy Bobbitt, Laney Lastly, and Cutter Couvillion, placed 3rd with their automated plant picker. Taking 2nd place, and qualifying to go to state robotics in May, were Hunter Bradley, Jordan Lyles, and Scout Magnus.
On February 1st, the Mason Jr.
The following young men participated at the Regional Track Meet in Kingsville this past weekend. They represented Mason very well.
100 M. - 8th - Hayden Harding
200 M. - 1st - Tad Kirby
110 H. - 4th - Otto Wofford
8th - John Benefield
4x1 Relay - 10th - Rylan Jordan, Klay Klaerner, Hayden Harding, Jase Eckert
4x2 Relay - 5th - Jase Eckert, Tad Kirby, Ethan Powell, Otto Wofford, Klay Klaerner
4x4 Relay - 2nd - Carlos Watson, Otto Wofford, Ethan Powell, Tad Kirby, James Potts
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Spring has sprung, and it’s time for the Mason County Habitat for Humanity Annual Spring Benefit. If you would like to support a great cause and have a really good time doing it, Mason County Habitat for Humanity has just the ticket(s) for you. This year’s Spring Benefit is on Saturday, May 18th, from 6 – 9 p.m.
