Smithville, TX News

• Smithville, TX News
• Back to School for Smithville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Grand Jury indictments
• Filmmakers create their dreams here
• Mercy mission accomplished
• 2011 hurricane season starts
• R.V. Meuth
• Heavy metal angels available today
• Lost Pines NSDAR installs new officers, plans Flag Day bake sale
• The Fragrant Gardener: A new “butterfly lady” in town
• Go Fish! class at Buescher Park pond on Saturday, June 18
• Bastrop County Sheriff Terry Pickering asks drivers to use caution on roadways
• Have commissioners shorted the county in airport deal?
• Reader asks whatever happened to great roadside parks?
• Rural residents should use mailbox caution when sending money or making payments
• Stumbling Forward: Summertime blues commence with “vacation”
• Talk of the Town: Award-winning movie takes time to digest
• Former court clerk arrested
• Touched by a little angel
• Winds blast Indian Lake
• Smithville Genealogy Society meets Saturday, June 11
• Hero’s grave desecrated
• Make a donation for Smithville, Mississippi
• Water district watches legislature
• Spouse fills seat at court
• Full weekend of festivities for holiday
• Movie making history
• Walking a mile in your shoes: 5K Walk for Kim Stiver
• Slicing and dicing your way to representation
• Towers Celebrates Its History, Welcomes New Beginnings
• Thanks to TRE voters
• Kind, friendly city employees
• Near the Mark: Days are long years are short. But the boat is gone.
• Talk of the Town: Rolls of quarters best bet for graduates
• Paige News: New B&B in Paige
• Chamber Chatter: Class of 2011 – don’t forget
• Rockne News: Hawaiian theme for 50th birthday
• Police Report: May 2011
• James Keith Doty, Sr.
• Tree of Life wins top award at Cannes
• ACE’s rummage/bake sale raised more than $4,000
• Tiger Times: An AP exam and a practical in government
• Tigers track well at regionals, but no qualifiers for state meet
• A Season to Remember
• Breaking News – Relay For Life changes location
• Decorated veteran gives to Memorial Park
• Voters back tax rate hike
• Boys and Girls Club is Smithville bound
• SerenityStar center rising
• Rockne News: Bidders generosity makes Relay fundraiser a success in Rockne
• Chamber Chatter: City featured in three films
• Paige News: Hamburger fundraiser popular event
• Talk of the Town: Do you have an invention hiding inside?
• Student says thanks for opportunity
• Class reunion an age-old experience
• Commissioners Court: County assumes ownership of VHF repeater system
• Local man helps neighbors nab feral hogs
• Voters back new tax rate
• Tigers down in district play
• Services set for Commissioner Lee Dildy
• Long-time County Commissioner Lee Dildy dies
• Smithville baseball overcomes errors to win
• Rosanky rancher dies in bull attack
• Tigers defeat Bridge City in game one
• Meuth arrested and charged with assault
• City Council: Court clears old citations
• The 84th Annual Luling Foundation Field Day on Thursday
• Audubon to host artist Margie Crisp on Tuesday, May 17
• Jr. High Drama Friday: Supermodels in Jeopardy
• Fundraiser for firefighters
• Smithville airport Fly-In fun finds flapjacks, FAA and Young Eagles
• Program teaches young drivers how to be safe
• Chamber Chatter: What is your trailer like?
• Talk of the Town: Time to work off calorie-heavy holidays
• Watts New in the Arts: Art classes abound
• Wright Here: Spring provides interesting seasonal entertainment
• Supporting a special place
• Applause for shelter folks
• Smithville duo exits state tournament in quarterfinals
• Smithville clinches playoff series in third game
• Smithville wins first playoff game 5-3
• Case made for SISD tax election
• Fighting the battle and researching for a cure
• Third time a charm for county audit
• City making plans and following through
• Talk of the Town – Tips for making Mother’s Day magical
• Challenges of African-American genealogy to be discussed by club
• Community invited to meeting on public transportation and health agencies
• Chamber – Royal wedding a fun spectacle
• Benefit concert for community gardens
• Smithville’s National Day of Prayer
• TDA seeks young farmers, ranchers
• Police Report
• Yard of the month – April 2011
• Producers looking for local talent
• Brown Primary Book Fair this week
• Area feeling impact of drought conditions
• Redistricting in Bastrop County begins
• New allies for water district
• Jack Parker Chance
• Alfred Richard Castello
• Golden girls headed to state
• Aaron Henderson: Theater, stocks and AP exams, oh my
• New Leo club is offshoot of Noon Lions Club
• Donation bringing Synergy to high school
• ACE: Variety of events will help schools
• The Fragrant Gardener: Building a garden grandchildren can enjoy
• Francis Smith
• Police Notice: Don’t be taken in by these scams
• Paige News: Burgers in a bag to help Paige 4-H
• Rockne News: Street sign tells tale
• Chamber Chatter: New Event Coming Soon
• Tax Ratification Committee to hold open meeting Thursday
• 2011 comprehensive planning kick-off meeting April 28
• Teamwork creates unique kids’ lessons
• Finding funding for phone calls
• Bastrop County Historical Society meet Thursday
• Bastrop County Taxpayers Association Meets Wednesday
• Julie Zink Oliver
• Preserving the history of Smithville
• Hospital to change hands in July
• Chamber of Commerce explains support for the May 14 tax ratification election
• Paying more than Austin?
• Smithville a hub of bicycle activity
• Rockne News: Clayton Adams always welcome in Rockne
• Paige News: Herman Sons’ burgers in a bag slated for May 7
• Pines and Prairies spring field day planned for April 30
• Chamber Chatter: Economic development on list
• Diggin’ It: Help Plant the Garden
• Survivors and Caregivers
• Talk of the Town: Royal wedding a royal pain
• Lady Tigers end groundbreaking season
• Smithville tennis duo going to state
• O.C. Chandler, CMSgt., Retired
• Tigers blast La Grange, one win away from playoffs
• Seventh-, eighth-grade girls singles win Bastrop tourney
• Tiger Theatre Troupe performs its last play
• ACE chooses to support tax ratification election May 14
• Tiger Band takes sweepstakes
• Lady Tigers top Navasota in 2nd district victory
• Agreement saves county $28,000
• Fighting the Battle Together
• Parent protests soccer’s boot
• Timber rattler kills Paige resident
• Foundry looks to fire up Smithville
• Alta Huse
• Smithville case is a mistrial
• Mayor’s Challenge brings $5,000 win for Smithville
• Rockne News: Learning the fine art of judging a cook-off
• Mika Spears: It’s time to mobilize and support the schools
• Thanks to stock show group
• Writer admonishes readers to find the truth
• Empty bowls fight hunger
• Charging hills for the cause
• 16 of Smithville’s track and field athletes qualify for regionals
• Senior Scholarship Awards Ceremony to be held on May 9
• ACE has new website
• Troupe to perform “Impromptu”
• Tiger turned Aggie
• Tigers defeat Giddings for the first time in school history
• 12 of Smithville’s tennis players are regional bound
• Two Smithville golfers make it past district
• Lady Tigers end their district losing streak
• Debate qualifiers raising funds for travel to national competition
• Opportunities to volunteer still available
• Toad habitat gets funding
• Tell your story about the fight
• “Hope Floats” inspires culinary creation
• Fragrant Gardener: Garden tour, Empty Bowl Project coming
• Rockne News: Rotarians cruisin’ the countryside on a lovely spring day
• Paige News: Come join latest healthy activity in Paige
• Adena Lewis: Town always shows love and American pride
• Bun Run moves the masses
• Mika Spears: Texans love their kids-in-the-bluebonnets photos
• Ken Kesselus: Military records are valuable tool
• Water bill past Senate, in House
• Summer school is out for 2012
• Lady Tigers travel rough road in district
• Abby Grace Gibson
• Police Report
• Alfred Merkord, Jr.
• Helen Mary Meuth Richter
• Smithville’s Safe Routes to School promotes safety
• Smithville bailiff secures courtroom
• County adds to coffers
• Paige News: Many join community center workday
• Oliver Thoma and Emily McNulty
• Rockne News: Celebrating Barbara Goertz’s birthday
• Association of Citizens for Education: Re-formed group has plans to help for the schools
• Watts New in the Arts: Color the critter winner
• Police Report
• Arson charges for juveniles
• Wildlife extravaganza coming April 9
• Controlling pests on your tomato plants
• Chamber Chatter: A great, busy little town
• John Gosselink: Spring Equinox harkens the preparation of the list column
• Main Street pot party had dirt, hard work, laughter
• Charles H. Roberts
• Bastrop-Caldwell County Wildlife Management Association photo contest
• Bastrop County residents invited to become Cancer Society drivers
• SHS has success in UIL
• Lady Tigers fall hard in tough district games
• Tigers beat Rockdale, bear loss to Giddings
• Smithville’s track teams struggle in Wimberley meet
• Tennis team wins boys, girls doubles
• Girls golf team places third in Navasota
• CCA elections
• Smithville soccer eliminated
• Jerry Mack Jr.
• CAPCOG to close local 9-1-1 centers
• District wary of Senate legislation
• AgriLife sponsors Forage Day in Luling
• Bailey Johnson is crowned Jamboree Queen
• Changes to SISD board
• Volunteers needed
• Sam Crank places first in boys’ singles
• Science Park Bench: Griesenbeck helped to establish center
• Paige News: Paige partiers out in force
• Rockne News: Thunder heard in Rockne
• Robert Smith
• Sixto Vargas
• Charles Gillespie
• Russell Foreman
• Watts New in the Arts: Gearing up for Smithville’s not-so-Empty Bowl Project
• The Fragrant Gardener: Feel free to plant tomatoes
• Coronation fit for a queen
• Spartan race is mud, sweat and tears
• Smithville student wins grand champion honors
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• Olga Bartsch Wilhelm
• Olga Bartsch Wilhelm
• Make it work for the kids
• Gift of gab pays off
• Finding history while seeking lost treasure
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• Fire closes traffic on Hwy. 71
• No opposition for incumbents
• Smithville goes high fiber
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• We Hear You, America visits Smithville
• Facebook gives lead in alligator killing
• Legislation targets proposed airport
• Spartan Race comes to Rocky Hill March 26
• Thunder, films all part of an exciting week for Smithville
• Wear green today or face the annoying ‘pinch police’
• Superintendent shares information on school funding process
• LCRA manager, Fayette Country resident, responds to recent Sierra Club letter
• Writer finds fault with state government for the current school finance issues
• 11th Annual CCA Banquet Thursday, March 24
• Craig E. Barton
• Rory S. Nevins
• Johnnie L. Faldyn
• Frances Ann Johnson
• Don’t Text and Drive assembly very moving
• Smithville’s girls’ golf team places first in Flatonia
• Smithville’s short soccer season comes to a close
• Jaimie Kadlecek named to TGCA 3A All-State Team
• Boys’ track team comes in third
• Breaking news: Burn ban in place
• Smithville senior garners show scholarship
• Smithville Genealogy Society to hold meeting on Saturday
• Need volunteers to help with landscape at clinic
• Watts in the news: Chel’s to feature rodeo photography
• NSDAR to meet next Saturday, March 19
• Rosanky Community Center potluck scheduled for today
• Paige News: Good showing at livestock show
• Rockne News: Generous buyers for Rockne 4-H stars
• Adena Lewis: Many people help with chamber’s strides
• Mika Spears: Thinking outside of the box on fixing school finances
• Thanks for Little Dribblers coaches
• Groundwater forum tackles pipeline
• Writer laments situation in the Little Dribblers league
• Reader’s Digest visitors bringing check to town
• Metal drive raises funds for memorial
• SISD: Finding a fix for budget woes
• Fire danger still high
• Buescher State Park News: Spring
• Auditions: 12 Angry Men
• Smithville Special Olympics scores big
• Tigers place third overall at regional team tennis tourney
• A Taste of Asia at the Arts Cottage
• Smithville golf teams come in fifth in Thursday’s tourneys
• Lady Tigers selected for 23-3A All-District
• Spring break fun
• Murder nets 12 years for teen
• Boys’ track finishes first
• CTA opponents lob questions
• Confounding census to be contested
• Police Blotter: Feb 21 – 27
• County approves new tow rates
• Watts in the Arts: No empty bowls this April 16
• Paige News
• Rockne News: Four generations of Goertz’s
• Will the dogs ever vacuum up their hair? Dream on!
• Guilt-inducing song causing classic overcompensation in dads
• Despite stumbles, The Times wants to be a true community partner
• Chamber Maid Decade
• Naomi Louise DeuFriend
• Smithville’s Visionaries in Preservation organization meets
• Elgin Juneteenth organization looking for queen
• World premiers of two Smithville films at SXSW
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• She! introduces Women of Influence
• Bastrop County Area Markets
• Hyatt Spa winner
• The fighter
• Heart Healthy habits
• Glam it up!
• Romance on Any Budget
• Passion for Career Fashion
• Share love of Valentines’ Day through dance
• Not your mother’s grandmother
• SHS debate team wins top award in tourney
• DECA goes international
• Tiger tennis player earns boys’ singles title Friday
• Smithville places high in many events at La Grange track meet
• Tiger baseball team off to a rough start in the season
• Boys’ soccer team ties with Giddings
• Water district amends budget
• Rosanky Angus breeder Recognized
• Lady Tigers fall in regional semifinals
• Cleveland ends Tigers’ playoff run
• Alive @ 25 class at the Sheriff’s Office on Saturday, Feb. 26
• Basketball Playoff Schedules
• Rockne News: Rockne resident honored as leader
• Marie Fleming
• Wilburn “Willie” Tramp
• Joyce Ann (Ballard) Foster
• Chamber Chatter: Smithville continues to be favorite destination
• Mika Spears: If queen gives birth to twins, who inherits throne?
• Police Blotter
• Prints and poetry at Arts Cottage on Saturday
• Paige News: Paige celebrates baptism
• Family proposes faith-based maternity home
• Lady Tigers headed to regional semifinals
• 21 Tiger Band members qualify for state meet
• Tiger to play baseball for East Texas Baptist this fall
• Zimmerhanzel places first in Weimar golf tournament
• Tiger tennis team earns eight medals in tourney
• Smithville soccer teams fall hard
• All-star musician
• Tigers down Falcons with a three-pointer
• Taking a little off the top to fight cancer
• Guilty plea in murder
• Tigers, Lady Tigers, are in playoffs Monday, Tuesday
• Police Report: February 2011
• Diggin’ It: Winter hard on veggies
• Paige News: New pavilion opening soon
• Rockne News: Sweethearts come out in Rockne
• Please support your local businesses
• Talk of the Town
• Local graduates and Dean List appointees
• Reader’s Digest campaign fires up wired citizens
• Airport could bring industry, progress
• Tigers prepare for playoff run
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• Debate team advances to the UIL state meet
• Tennis team places first in Somerville Tri-Match
• Girls’ soccer team picks up first district victory
• Pitching for the playoffs
• Clawing through the playoffs
• Louise A. Donnell
• IRS fines county for late taxes
• Blaze burns mobile homes
• Sculptor brings joy, passion to project
• Brown was committed to education for all children
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• Lawrence Stagner
• Philip Spicer
• Smithville falls, but clinches playoff spot
• Superintendent to serve duty in South Korea
• Lady Tigers get in last win before playoffs
• Singer brings tales of the West to Arts Cottage
• Greg Easterly
• Nominate your mom for “Mother of the Year”
• Junior high hoops win big
• Snow days are magical
• Smithville soccer teams fall hard to 4A Hays teams
• New year, new coach
• Coat drive proves warmth of community
• Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church serves as community cornerstone
• Tigers district title hopes take huge blow
• Smithville girls clinch 18th straight playoff trip
• County roads icy – officials ask people to stay home
• Ellen Patridge-Charles
• Audubon February program features groundwater scientist
• Weather related closings, cancellations
• Fire threat remains high
• Alcoa explores venture with GBRA
• Cancer patients need transport volunteers
• Explosion rocked Smithville
• Smithville defeats Giddings in OT
• Lady Tigers fall to Giddings in physical battle
• What to do when its not the flu
• Ernest John Psencik
• Extreme cold leads to rolling brownouts in area
• Rockne News: Soldier visiting family in Rockne
• Police Report
• The Fragrant Gardener: Rose Selection and Planting
• Paige News: Big turnout for chili
• Gladys Rutherford
• There are many perks to being a high school senior
• SJHS basketball teams challenged by Navasota
• Smithville powerlifter places first at invitational meet
• Girls soccer team faces tough competition to begin district
• Smithville opens district with a win over Lockhart
• Lady Tigers seek playoff spot
• Tigers to compete for first place
• Heart Disease Management class at library
• Big Year for Blue Santa
• Friends of the Library to host Rupert Isaacson
• Commissioners defer on pipeline resolution
• Water district wary of Senate bill
• Rockne News: Lions, tigers and bears
• Jo Watts: Help feed the hungry
• Paige News: Fire department fundraiser Saturday
• The Fragrant Gardener: Gardening tasks for February
• Conservation easement workshop
• Splash park, other projects are a win-win for Smithville
• Police Report
• Acclaimed musical to be performed
• Amadeo Martinez DeLeon
• Lydia Barton Huebel
• Knights of Columbus free throw competition Saturday
• SJHS basketball teams put pressure on Giddings
• High school’s DECA team will be competing in state
• Smithville soccer teams prepare for district play
• Running for Pete
• Tigers devour the Leopards
• Lady Tigers go 4-1 in district
• New resident talks royal family fare at Arts Cottage
• City awarded a Tall Texan
• City tax revenues up
• Seton deal in negotiations
• Guitar masters to help local Boys and Girls Club
• County Sheriff offering Alive @ 25 class on Jan. 29
• Alice Anne Wilhelm
• Edna Marie Behrens
• James Michael Poe
• Texas Master Naturalists looking for new members
• Michael Goff
• Fayette County Genealogical Society to meet on Saturday
• Alum Creek WMA meets Saturday
• Rockne News: Livestock Boosters’ steak supper a delight
• Adena Lewis: Optimism moves us progressively forward
• International artists bring Lord Tennyson to life at Arts Cottage
• Smithville’s alumni baseball game slated for Feb. 5
• ACC visits the high school
• SJHS splits with Rockdale
• Girls soccer team puts up good fight in first tourney
• Smithville gets tested at Bastrop Tournament
• Lady Tigers bear first district loss
• Tigers soar through opener
• New columnist hopes you dig it
• Gosselink has the Write Stuff
• Pay up to save big
• City opposing rate increase for natural gas
• John Gosselink: Pecan gathering has become a true art
• John Dees, Jr.
• Jimmy Ray Adams
• Rosa Saenz Garcia
• Paige News: Drive by chili event will spice things up for Paige VFD
• Annual dinner and dance set for Family Crisis Center
• Jo Watts: Volunteering provides insight into new artists
• Lost Pines NSDAR will meet Jan. 15
• Margarita Fernandez Cretini
• Pansy Marie Poe
• Burn ban set
• Hypnotist leads pirate comedy
• Smithville grads earn spot on dean’s list, receive degree
• Rotary Club seeks participants in youth awards program
• Smithville’s junior high teams face Caldwell
• Seniors get Fridays off during February due to TAKS scores
• Girls soccer team shuts out Cameron Lady Yoe
• For Pete’s Sake
• Smithville wins big in Columbus
• Lady Tigers escape the sting
• City goes green with wind power
• Show your community spirit!
• Love of God, fitness leads to new recreation ministry
• The Fragrant Garden: Many showy plants are available during winter
• Audubon to meet on Jan. 18
• Lorna June Sims
• Anniversary: Ronald and Elsie Jefferies
• Ella Sheffield to speak at Saturday’s genealogy meeting
• Paige News: Look out for runaway dogs
• Rockne News: Dancing in the New Year
• Free heart screenings for athletes ages 14-18 on Feb. 5
• New year calls for a new semester, clean slate
• Tiger soccer team has playoff aspirations
• The rising cost of representation
• Local judge honored for community work
• Citation Amnesty Program
• New director fills friend’s post
• County approves HOT tax to boost revenues
• Aqua Water raises rates
• Be prepared – tax season is just around the corner
• Lettie McGinn
• County Judge warns citizens about fireworks hazards
• Adena Lewis: Resolutions are fine but commitments are better
• Diggin it: Winter greens showing off, ready for harvest
• USDA Rural Development offers energy financing
• Fragrant Gardener: Dealing with the cold and preparing for early spring
• Tree of Angels honors victims, families
• Please, stick it to the man
• New Years? No longer interested
• New year, new goals for the community
• Guitar Masters show to benefit Boys and Girls Club
• Explore the local winter wonderland at Bastrop and Buescher state parks
• Paige News: Busy holiday season in Paige
• Rockne News: Party makes Rockne merry
• Bluebonnet employees make donation
• Rosanky News: A flu this year means a flu shot for coming year
• Adena Lewis: Celebrating Christmas in a small town
• Police Report
• Mika Spears: Kids’ ornaments survive another year
• Police resolve situation
• Gosselink holiday list marks start of season
• Local artisan shows work at state show
• Elementary students spread holiday cheer
• New standards for city’s after school programs
• Darkness Rocks
• Pipeline project moves forward
• Jacob Parker
• Master Naturalists to hold training class
• Paige News: Dennis Quaid show a delight
• Tiger basketball teams fall hard in Navasota
• Rockne News: Rose Goertz’s Christmas party full of holiday cheer
• School’s exemption policy a little unfair
• Adena Lewis: Visit your chamber for Christmas open house
• Rosanky News: Christmas party special for kids
• Tigers play solid game against Wildcats
• Mika Spears: Defining Christmas decorating procedures can be trying
• Third inmate walks away from security facility near Bastrop
• Watts New in the Arts: Busy holiday weekend highlighted by granddaughter’s performance
• NSDAR meets for Christmas on Dec. 18
• Rockne News: Music, dancing, fun and friends make celebration special
• Police Report Nov. 28 – Dec. 4
• The mayor’s message at Festival of Lights
• Adena Lewis: Dedicated volunteers, great weather, awesome festival
• Paige News: Chili supper to benefit 4-H on Saturday
• Mika Spears: Kids Fest made extra special by remarkable volunteers
• St. Vincent de Paul walks for the poor
• Generosity thanked
• Festival was free for all fun
• McJam Musician’s Networking Group Christmas potluck Friday
• Lucas Salas, Sr.
• Fire at Towers Nursing Home evacuates residents
• Lakeside sold
• Junior high basketball dominates Giddings
• Alumni show they still have it
• Lady Tigers face a tough loss in Hutto
• Tigers hold on to a close victory
• Adena Lewis: Twentieth anniversary of Festival of Lights is here
• Mika Spears: Gen Xer’s, the laid-back, timeless generation, wants to have fun
• Cyndi Wright: Helpful comments wanted for trying times
• Shop Smithville and support your community
• Church gives thanks
• Family is grateful for the generous support
• Family loses beloved friend in flash fire
• Homicide, murder-suicide, mar recent holiday week
• Tree of Angels honors crime area victims
• An evening of dancing with the elves in Bastrop
• Former employees sign up for lawsuit
• Founding director of groundwater district dies
• Giving special thanks for Thanksgiving leftovers
• Mustangs ride past Smithville
• Kicking off
• Lady Tigers have a difficult week
• Adopt a child for Christmas
• Turkey? Shoot!
• New website portal targets Texas vets
• Find your holiday funny bone in Tuna, TX
• Mika Spears: May you find your happy place this Thanksgiving, wherever that may be
• Award targets area fire safety
• Patrol officer urges patience at holiday
• Charles E. Reagan, Jr.
• Delightful event brings history and heritage
• CAPCOG Agency on Aging offers new service
• Jobs spark drop in unemployment in Bastrop County
• Paige News: Much to be thankful for at this time of year
• Rockne News: Chambliss honored for genealogy work
• Call for groups to join Bastrop County Courthouse tree lighting
• Adena Lewis: Festival fun happens when you and the family join in
• John Gosselink: This year the Thanksgiving speech is scripted
• Airport just fine with this neighbor
• Little Dribblers skills assessment to begin next Thursday
• Eighth grade B team defeats Caldwell
• The mystery of my English teacher has been solved
• Tigers defeat Weimar to open season
• Lady Tigers go 4-2 after tourney
• Updated breaking news: Lakeside Hospital closed
• Kristopher Ley Yancey
• Benefit for resident needing life-saving transplant
• Late registration for Little Dribblers ends Monday
• Tiger Band’s winter concert date and location changed
• Alumni football game in the works
• A Tuna Christmas coming together
• Change for Pete
• Lady Tigers are back in full force
• Sewing support for the troops
• Jail springs a leak
• Airport foes ask for details on deal
• Water is Community
• Police Report: Nov.
• Birth: Forest Christopher Gwin
• Rockne News: Charlie Faz’s 40th birthday celebration a special one
• Paige News: First breast cancer 5k has a strong turnout
• Audubon society to meet on Nov. 16
• Adena Lewis: Put what matters at the top of your list
• Rosanky News: Community center needs your help
• Mika Spears: Town’s holiday tradition continues this year
• Ken Kesselus: Looking into my father’s heart
• Food pantry thanks those who helped with food drive
• Want to be in pictures? Casting Call for high schoolers
• David Bradley Humphreys
• LaVerne Beatty Hopp
• Alum Creek WMA meets Saturday, Nov. 13
• Be aware of wildfire threat during hunting season
• Disabled American Veterans service office available
• Toon: Nov. 11
• No outside help on SISD budget
• Benefit honors hero
• Lady Tiger XC makes history
• Tigers hungry for playoffs
• Second six weeks of school has come to a tiresome end
• Bastrop County Sheriff’s office hosts Alive @ 25 class
• 2010 Smithville VFW Post 1309 Veteran’s Day Activities
• La Leche League benefits moms
• Smithville finishes the season on a tough note
• Gardens get winter crop
• John Gosselink: Candidacy could toughen up reputation
• Sheriff’s office will hold spaghetti fundraiser on Nov. 13 in Smithville
• Smithville Police Association is now accepting donations for Blue Santa
• Auditions for Playhouse
• Festival set to rock, roll
• Clarence Goerlitz
• Velma Hustede
• Bennie Foytik
• Envision Central Texas awarded grant
• Adena Lewis: Another superb election season
• Red, White and Blue Veteran’s banquet slated for Nov. 13
• VA launches seasonal flu vaccination campaign
• Rockne News: Renaissance Festival is great on Halloween
• Watts News: It feels good to dig into clay again
• Genealogy Society to meet on Nov. 13
• Republican Romp
• Noons Lions Club holds annual broom and mop sale
• Bluebonnet Electric hosts regional economic summit
• Prescribed burn set for Bastrop State Park this week
• Lost Pines board member resigns
• It’s about the music
• BCRP Opposes ACC Annexation in Favor of Privately-Funded Option
• Rosanky News: Fundraiser festival around town
• Paige News: Paige VFD uses its new rehab team
• Annual holiday bazaar on tap
• Adena Lewis: Besides sights and sounds, travel is about the people
• Ralph Hernandez Sr.
• Donald Lester
• Fred Tripp
• Buescher Park News: Head to the park for family fall fun
• Rockne News: A visit to the windy city
• Navasota tames the Tigers 57-14
• City financial report looking good
• Rockdale runs through Smithville 48-7
• Revisions to Texas Cattle Trichomoniasis Regulations Adopted
• Summer Internships with USDA-NRCS
• Achievement Fair Sponsored By Bastrop Extension Education Association
• Bastrop/Fayette County Ag. Conference
• Invaders of Texas Workshop
• Cattlemen for Cancer Research Plans October Auction
• Hutchins named 4-H agent
• Smithville Police Report: Sept. 20 – Oct. 11
• Arts Cottage debuts second season
• Choosing sides in the great water war
• Feel lucky Smithville, SISD cares about your kids
• Paige volunteers thank community
• Lost Pines NSDAR meets in Smithville
• Mika Spears: It’s the season for events, and that means visitors
• Adena Lewis: Customer service is the key to business success
• Toon – Oct. 14
• Paige News: Paige VFD barbeque benefit fun
• Rockne News: Good turnout for Go Texan
• Lady Tigers fall in tough games
• Good training at Manor meet
• Gearing up for Homecoming
• ‘Toon by Frank Stewart, Oct. 7
• Breast cancer awareness event set
• 2010 Homecoming festivities begin Wednesday
• Hornets swarm Smithville in shootout
• City Exposed! Texas Photo Fest
• Paige News: VFD barbeque Saturday
• Rosanky News: Fall picnic and auction is slated for Oct. 31
• Library benefactor passes away
• Adena Lewis: Record turnout for citywide garage sale
• Rockne News:
• Mary Jane Carter
• Anna Maria Pierce
• Engagement: Natalie Pryor and David Owen
• Democratic rally slated for Oct. 9
• Watts in the Arts: Getting new studio
• Lady Tigers have an impressive start in district
• Smithville gets in good practice
• Get ready for one ‘hilarious’ year
• The elementary implements the Save for America program
• Smithville falls to Columbus 48-0
• Adena Lewis: Chamber Chatter
• Paige News: Birthdays and diamonds
• Rosanky News: St. Mary’s Fall fest success
• Bastrop County Commissioners court, Oct. 27
• Glyn Rose Goertz-Meuth
• Marketing opportunities to be discussed at the Ranch Management University program
• Water Forum: “Water is for fighting”
• Rockne News: Carnivore’s dream
• Jo Watts: McGlaun, Childress show wows patrons
• Police Report: Sept. 30
• Find some peace, love and paws this weekend
• CCA/Meals on Wheels to stop cooking in Smithville
• Mini-summit on animals shelter, animal welfare
• Exercise your right to vote
• Family thankful for kindness after loss
• Annual bazaar a success for Grace Lutheran
• Mika Spears; Greetings Earthlings!
• One game away from district
• Smithville has a strong meet
• Lady Tigers squeeze in a win against Fayetteville
• Resisting drugs and violence at an early age
• Junior high matches up well against rival
• Update: Fatal fire at Lake Thunderbird
• Learn fire safety at Fire Fest
• SISD: Truancy rate acceptable
• Margie Nell Allen Coleman
• Rockne News: Birthday celebrated with tiara and music
• Mika Spears: In your food finds
• Finding victory at CCHS
• Lady Tigers place second at Rice meet
• Fundraiser for holiday meals set for Friday, Sept. 24
• Benefit for a cancer fighter
• City, county employees set to compete for trophy
• SHS Grad finds exciting career in viral studies
• Lost Pines approves water plan
• The Gosselink: Thaddeus A. Ledbetter debuts at Book People
• National Night Out needs you
• Promoting tourism means more jobs
• Paige News: Paige loses friend
• Rockne News: Community center thanks Lutherans
• Republican candidate for clerk withdraws
• New library grant will promote technology
• Tigers stay winless, fall to Needville 33-7
• Cure on the Colorado set for Sept. 25
• Battle lines drawn through Bastrop County
• Combined Community Action says thanks
• Gardens fundraiser a bountiful success
• Good experience with local retailer
• Police Report: Sept. 16
• Audubon Society to present show on area nesting hawks
• C.K. “Jack” Wood
• Ray Long
• Paige News: Founders Day lots of fun for children of all ages
• One dead in house fire
• Lady Tigers have a tough week
• Council approves budget, new rates
• Hilda Mary Frerich
• Rockne News: Rockne Relayers once again raise the bar
• Irresponsible pet owners to blame
• Mika Spears: Positive change means getting involved
• Adena Lewis: Film commision gets its hands dirty
• Cross country girls finish fifth
• Abstinence education taught next week
• Democratic Political Rally in Smithville
• Smithville falls to Wimberley
• County innovates to keep current tax rate
• Little Bookworms reaches kids around town
• Budget ready for vote
• William Joseph Goertz
• Rockne News: Perfect weekend for Rockne
• Paige News: Founders Day this Saturday in Paige
• Public library hosts free resume writing workshop
• Remembering those lost: Brown Primary makes its Memory Garden more inviting
• There is something magical, intimate about 3A-1A football
• Pulling together for a win
• Grassroots efforts help grow gardens
• Peace, Love and Paws needs you for first annual fundraiser
• Adena Lewis: SRH made a tough decision on Seton
• Jo Watts: Artists will move to Riverbend park for music fest
• NSDAR meets for Constitution Week
• Gearing up for National Night Out fun
• Smithville police receive funding for technology
• Football: Wharton squeaks out of Smithville with ‘W’
• Memorial park planned for city
• Lillie June Jones
• Patricia A. Martin Booher
• Engagement: Lauren Carver and Donovan Dillon
• High interest in new convention center
• Lost Pines schedules public hearing on new water plan
• Ervin Franklin Blackwell
• Mika Spears: Exchange students adjust to Texas
• Rockne News: Homecoming parade Saturday
• Press Release: Seton to Acquire Smithville Regional Hospital
• Farriers take different view on unshod horses
• Legion Auxiliary is looking for eligible young women to join
• Rockne News: Evangelist and singer visits Rosanky Baptist
• Friends of Science Park to host fundraiser
• Police Report: Thursday, Sept. 2
• Lost Pines NSDAR announces contests for area students
• The Fragrant Garden: New tips for soil preparation for fall
• Extension service holds fall beef cattle feeding program
• Community Garden dinner announced
• Adena Lewis: Chic Beat Success
• Smithville Elementary wins Lowe’s grant
• Seton to acquire SRH?
• Mika Spears: Workplace literacy-training project underway
• Anniversary: Ken and Brenda Allen Camp
• Police Report: Aug. 26
• Engagement: Miller-Vaughan
• Rockne News: VFW turkey shoot a civilized success
• Paige News: Birthday weekend a memorable one
• Rosanky News: Christian Academy starts soon
• Bastrop County K-9 4-H Dog Show
• Woman’s prayers answered after deacons fix up her yard
• Bastrop County commissioners face budget woes
• New items, but no surprises in city budget
• Paige News: Lion donate for camp
• Rosanky News: Mrs. Odelia Rabel, 101, passes away
• Bluebonnet launches regional website
• Chic Beat brings fashion heat
• Couple thanks police department
• Moms In Touch thanks teachers
• Physician speaks out on Patient Care Act
• Bastrop County funds diverted
• Ellick Hribek
• Joe John Sulak
• Military News
• Good News Clubs at Elementary, Brown Primary
• Five receive auxiliary nursing scholarships
• Aqua Water Supply Corp. opposes GBRA Simsboro project
• Mika Spears: We need a holiday for August
• Adena Lewis: Respecting others property is a gift
• Rockne News: Big anniversary celebration
• Steve L. Quitta
• Odelia Rabel
• Jimmie B. Thomas
• Preserve Amercia Party
• Ken Kesselus: What can we do to fix the wrongs?
• SISD board adopts budget
• Fundraiser set for fire victim
• Star-Fest to liven up Riverbend Park
• The snakes among use: Part 2
• Hungry for Friday night lights
• Practice makes perfect
• Newly formed Smithville Black wins championship
• Independent Party will host forum
• Groundwater meeting held last week
• Horses bare their soles
• Lolie McCorquodale – Paige News
• DAR genealogy workshop set for Saturday, Aug. 21
• Boys & Girls Club wishes to expand
• Hometown Hurrah – Borders anniversary
• Meals on Wheels fundraiser this Sunday
• City oks patriotic banners
• Democrats to host Hightower
• Summer Nutrition Program
• PreKindergarten Registration

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