Granbury Real Estate
Granbury News for 27-Apr-2006
- 'Pitcher powers 'Roos into playoffs (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Austin Ries' 13 strikeouts put Weatherford in the playoffs, and eliminate North Crowley.
'First Financial Bankshares to Present at Gulf South Bank Conference (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) First Financial Bankshares, Inc. is scheduled to make a presentation to the investment community at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday, April 30, 2006, at the Gulf South Bank Conference in Atlanta.
'Mansfield falls into tie for 1st (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)The Tigers stumble but can clinch the 4-5A title by beating Weatherford on Friday.
'Survivors are a son, Dayemond Lowe of Arlington; daughter, Denise Lowe of Granbury; stepdaughter, Ginger Brown of (Hood County News)Funeral services for Sammie Charlene Stone Metsgar, 72, of Granbury and Stephenville, were held Wednesday, April 19, 2006 in Stephenville Funeral Home in Stephenville. She was a member of the Huckabay Church of Christ and interment was there in the Huckabay Cemetery.
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'FORT WORTH AND AREA BRIEFS (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Police indict man in pedestrian's death
'Hospital board race heats up before May 13 election (The Weatherford Democrat)The next 30 years of Parker County healthcare are on the line and the only challengers to Campbell Health System?s board of directors are keeping a close watch on the proceedings.
'EYE SPY goes to the trailer park (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Packing plenty of Western-themed whimsy and a Shiner or two, the sisterhood of the traveling campers rolls into town.
'Granbury clinches playoff spot (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)The Pirates win their fifth straight District 4-5A game and clinch their first playoff spot since 2003.
'EYE SPY goes to the trailer park (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)The Sisters on the Fly were on the move, although they weren't moving very fast. It had taken them two hours to travel from granbury to Fort Worth. When 30 women caravan, one or two to a vehicle, restroom stops and refueling can be a logistical nightmare. This is fairly typical travel for the Sisters, a group of almost 500 women who roam about the country, dragging diminutive travel trailers
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