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Eastland Economic Development Board of Directors voted at a called meeting Monday to cooperate and work with the City of Eastland, contributing $9,000 towards an infrastructure improvements project on Lago Visto Drive, to facilitate a housing development enterprise. EEDI Director Tom Bailey said he felt the development would help solve housing needs in Eastland and the area.
Collin Harris has a lemonade stand set up in front of Maverick Roots florist. If you see her out there on any given day, stop by say hi and buy a cool refreshing glass of lemonade. All her proceeds go to Eastland Animal Shelter. By Brooke Reep
In raised beds, plants are thriving in the Community Gardens Photo by Sheila Hickox
First United Methodist Church has allowed the gardeners to use their raised beds for 2 years. Photo by Sheila Hickox
The First United Methodist Church in Eastland has been very gracious in letting us do this. They own the land and raised beds and have let us use them the last 2 years free of charge, plus they have paid the water bill!
Photo By: Sheila McCoy Hickox
During this time in our great Nation, State, and Community, there are, and have been, many of our friends, family members, and neighbors experience trials that they have never experienced. But with all the “uncertainty”, there is a true CERTAINTY that runs deep in the blood of some our fellow friends and neighbors, and they’re right around the corner, and in every direction of Eastland County; North, South, East, and West. These men and women are our local farmers and ranchers, just doing what they love and loving what they do!
Wishes Misharee Gunstanson, a contestant in our ‘Support your local Businesss’ contest, as does the young man below, whose photo was submitted by Megan Smith for the contest. Both are enjoying a big slice of watermelon, a favorite treat at Independence Day picnics.
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