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Julia Worthy was an educator, founding
Cisco Writers Club meets Thursday, December 2, at 7:00 p.m. in Cisco. This meeting, however, will be in the Wrangler Room of the Myrtle Wilks Community Center. Members and guests are invited to bring a piece of writing they would like to have critiqued. Critique is a favor
Cisco Strong will be hosting their annual Fried Pie Sale in conjunction with the lighted Christmas parade in downtown Cisco on Thursday, Dec. 2nd. Apple, apricot, cherry and lemon fried pies will be offered to tantalize your taste buds. Pies will sale for $5 each or 3 for $12. To pre-order, come by or call JT Ranch Quilt Shop at (254) 442-1940. All pre-orders must be paid for before pickup. Pies will be sold and picked up at The Gap between Log Cabin Collectibles and Germania Insurance starting at 4 o’clock the day of the parade and will end when all the pies are gone.
Congratulations to the Cisco Loboes for winning Area 69-21 against Panhandle on Friday. Photo by Gary Stennett
The Crawford Theater at Cisco College is excited to announce that the Theatre department will be hosting a presentation of Mark Kenneally’s Moose Tracks.
Cisco PD welcomes Officer Derek Gunstanson to the department. Officer Gunstanson is a veteran law enforcement officer and comes to us from Comanche County Sheriffs Office where he was a deputy. He is shown here being sworn into office by Municipal Judge Richard Butler. Also pictured is his father, Gerald Gunstanson who held the Bible used in the ceremony. Cisco Police Dept.
215 S. Seaman St.
Eastland, Texas 76448
(254) 629-1707