Follett News

Steaks, grapes and fun, oh my! The third annual Texas Reds Steak and Grape Festival kicked off Friday evening and continued all day Saturday in historic downtown Bryan.

Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Communities , Local Government Wednesday 13th May 2009 - 2:19pm Government reveals 25 million plan to 'revitalise' Stonehenge A 25 million plan to revitalise the world-renowned Stonehenge site - including closing an adjacent main road - was revealed by the Government today.

A LABOUR MP switched her second home to a house in Southampton 100 miles from her constituency just days before spending A 22,500 on doing it up, it has emerged.

Cleburne school trustees quickly turned the page on the Timothy Joseph Huot controversy Monday, terminating the athletic trainer within three minutes of opening the special called meeting.

The SFA Theatre Department provides an incredible level of instruction and guidance, while maintaining an unlimited excellence in performing arts for the local community, according to Rhonda Williams, president of the SFA Friends of Theatre Board.

High winds and an errant squirrel were the cause of power outages across the Texas Panhandle today.

Blizzard warnings in effect until Saturday afternoon for parts of the Texas Panhandle have stranded people indoors and left highways closed.

Weekly newspapers in Follett and Dallas ceased publication recently. The 105-year-old Oak Cliff Tribune published its last edition Feb.

Susanne S. Follett passed away peacefully at her home on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2009, after losing her battle with lung cancer.

In accordance with Cleburne school district policy, CISD superintendent Dr. Ronny Beard has directed that a "reconsideration committee" be formed to study whether the Ken Follett book "Pillars of the Earth" ...

Members of the community supporting and opposing the Ken Follett book "Pillars of the Earth" will have an opportunity to voice their opinions in a public forum portion of the board meeting beginning at about ...