Ranger News

Cracked paint, in mustards and fleshy creams, peels from walls. Mirrors, posters and pictures reflect the present and past.

By Jean Hayworth life@breckenridgeamerican.com Driving south on U.S. Highway 183, about 15 miles out of Breckenridge toward Eastland, one might notice the two 1,500-foot mesas forming two nondescript hills ...

Cracked paint, in mustards and fleshy creams, peels from walls. Mirrors, posters and pictures reflect the present and past.

The Childress Farm is located at 10831 County Road 452 in Cross Plains, Texas 76443.

A Grande Prairie cattle hustler who sold fictional livestock to unsuspecting Americans for nearly $90,000 has been sentenced to 12 months of house arrest.

The following will be closed Friday for Independence Day: * City of Waco offices * City of Waco Solid Waste Services' Cobbs Drive Convenience Center and Landfill.

By Brian Bethel Thursday, June 12, 2008 The high cost of gas is prompting area junior colleges to examine summer and fall programs with commuting students in mind.

Local Crime Blotters Sherman Police Department's Daily Bulletins for 6/2 thru 6/3/2008 Updated: 080002824 Eason, Michelle Leeann VICTIM of Fraud Use Poss Of Identifying Info , at 17XX E King St, Sherman, TX, ...

Art and Kathy Nutt each have such a wonderful history; Kathy's story until the near future will remain a mystery.

By Lacie Morrison lmorrison@mineralwellsindex.com PALO PINTO COUNTY - On a weekend denoted as a time of remembrance for those who've served their country, area law enforcement saw an increase in weekend arrests ...

World champion cowboy providing livestock for local PRCA rodeo By RITA THOMAS LOG CABIN STAFF WRITER After 18 trips to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and career earnings near $1.8 million, Tom Reeves, world ...

“Boats and camera men rescued those in need of help. They made pictures too but there was no T.V. then to publicize it to all the world.”

Discerning antiquarians of Eastland county remind us that major floods wax and wane on the Leon River about every 20 years. via Abilene Reporter-News

“They were not in danger with us”

By Celinda Emison Wednesday, April 23, 2008 CPS procedures The caseworker must determine whether there is a reasonable likelihood that a child will be abused or neglected in the foreseeable future. via Abilene Reporter-News

“I instructed Officer Womack to back off 'PLEASE!!!'”

A fourth officer named in documents connected to an investigation of former Chief of Police Luis Collazo has left his job - this one fired in the wake of an incident last December in which he was reported to ... via Seguin Gazette-Enterprise

“I pushed Officer Womack back again and again and drew my Taser, turned on ready to fire on Officer Womack. I instructed Officer Womack to back off 'PLEASE!!!'”

A third Seguin police officer has been suspended from duty in the wake of investigation into allegations he lost control last December at an accident that seriously injured another officer - and had to be ... via Seguin Gazette-Enterprise

“They've moved their way across Western Canada, all over the place, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, into British Columbia, posing as livestock dealers, pulling off these deals”

Police believe they have caught the suspects responsible for a livestock fraud scam which spanned across several provinces, including the Lloydminster area. via Meridian Booster

DONNA/RANGER, TX - Kenneth Sanders, 11 a.m., at McCaleb Funeral Home in Weslaco. via Valley Morning Star

Two people from Grande Prairie have been charged with livestock fraud. The investigation began in December 2007 when a rancher from Ranger, Tex., failed to receive the 41 cattle he purchased. via Edmonton Journal

DONNA/RANGER, TX - Funeral arrangements for Kenneth Sanders, 78, who passed away Tuesday, at Eastland Memorial Hospital, are under the direction of McCaleb Funeral Home of Weslaco. via Valley Morning Star

Texas State master of fine arts students in creative writing read from their poetry and fiction. via MySanAntonio.com