New league, same goal for young Mavs
The Big 12 wasn’t the only conference getting ripped apart over the last few months. The Power 5 league also bit the dust.
The Big 12 wasn’t the only conference getting ripped apart over the last few months. The Power 5 league also bit the dust.
AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott today announced a series of actions the State of Texas is taking to mitigate the recent rise in COVID-19 cases in Texas. The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) will be utilizing staffing agencies to provide medical personnel from out-of-state to Texas health care facilities to assist in COVID-19 operations. The Governor has also sent a letter to the Texas Hospital Association asking hospitals to voluntarily postpone elective medical procedures, for which a delay will not result in loss of life or the dete-rioration of a patient’s condition, in order to increase hospital capacity for COVID-19 pa tients.
TxDOT officials Lisa Tipton - Public Information Officer, James Scanting - Director of Transportation and Development and Jordan Perry - Eastland Area Engineer are shown with Ranger Lions Club President Gayln Mendoza (2nd from left) following an informative meeting about the I-20 Ranger Hill project. Photo: Tommy Wells
After almost a decade of planning and construction, the Texas Department of Transportation is about to give the newly-refurbished Ranger Hill segment of Interstate 20 a thumbs up.
Reuben Zarate (third from left) is shown with County Commissioners Andy Maxwell, James Crenshaw, Ronnie Wilson, Robert Rains and County Judge Rex Fields (center) following Zarate’s appointment as Eastland County Veteran Service Officer Monday at the Commissioners’ meeting. Zarate, who served his country in Desert Storm and Iraq, expressed his deep desire to help veterans and bring new life and exposure into his new position as VSO. Photo: Margaret Hetrick
County schools Cisco ISD, Eastland ISD, Gorman ISD, Ranger ISD and Rising Star ISD have announced their policy that this school year, healthy meals will be offered every school day to all students at no cost. Typically, a student’s household must meet income eligibility requirements to qualify for free or reduced-priced meals. However, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued guidance that allows schools to offer meals to all students at no cost for the 2021-2022 school year. Each school/site or central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed upon request.
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