May 28, 2009 | Kerrville Daily Times
Coralyn Daniel Reese passed away on May 18, 2009, bringing much sorrow to his family and friends.
120 vases stolen from cemetery
Someone looking to loot some brass apparently thought they could take it from the dead.
15,000 Acres Scorched In Wheeler County
Investigators say a downed power line is what sparked the fifteen thousand acre grass fire in Wheeler County.
Residents Allowed to Return to Fire-Evacuated Town
The entire town of Wheeler, in the Texas Panhandle, was ordered evacuated ahead of a fast moving brush fire which has already destroyed more than 2,000 acres, but residents were allowed to return after the winds died down, 1200 WOAI news reports.
24 Firefighters Treated For Smoke Inhalation
The Texas Forest Services said 24 firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation from fighting Texas wildfires.
Wildfire Forces Evacuation Of Small Texas Town
WHEELER COUNTY a 'A wind-whipped wildfire that has spread over 2,000 acres forced the evacuation Saturday of the Texas Panhandle community of Wheeler, a town of about 1,300 residents just 12 miles from the Oklahoma border.
Fire threatens Panhandle town, forces evacuation
Wheeler County officials in the Texas Panhandle have ordered the evacuation of the county seat, Wheeler, as a wildfire threatens the town.
Elizabeth Ann Baxter, 77, died Thursday, Jan. 22, 2009, in Wellington. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today in Edith Ford Memorial Cemetery with Rick Timmons officiating.
Shamrock looks elsewhere for fire coverage
Fire protection in the city of Shamrock will be provided by neighboring cities as the volunteer fire department is restructured.
Michael H. Price's 'Southwest Heritage': Mobeetie Spawns a Legend
Back in the not-so-long-ago nineteen-sixties, the Standard Oil Company unearthed a long-hidden mess when it undertook to lease a great deal of property around the townsite of Old Mobeetie, in the Texas ...
Retiring County Commissioner Wright has deep family ties to panhandle
Gerald Wright, businessman and and county commissioner, but most of all an historian, particularly of Gray and Wheeler Counties where his roots are, holds a homemade hatchet that his archeological group found ...
Michael H. Price's 'Southwest Heritage': Phantom Cities of the Great Plains
The Texas Panhandle, according to maps dating from the late eighteen-seventies, was blessed with a number of flourishing cities.