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Granbury News for 21-Aug-2006

'LOCAL MOTORSPORTS INSIDER (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)A granbury couple has been able to corner the market on Formula Racing in the area.

'Thinking big (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)FORT WORTH -- As long as a gooseneck trailer and weighing 21 tons, the MK-17 bomb was about 65 times more powerful than the nuclear weapon dropped on Hiroshima in 1945.

'Lone Star tick could be next local threat (The Weatherford Democrat)By Patricia Cronin THE SALEM NEWS (SALEM, Mass.) SALEM, Mass. ? Dr. Robert Kellard has seen ticks before but never one with a large white spot on its back.

'WCS Lions suffer losses in scrimmage (The Weatherford Democrat)Tucker Bomar led the Weatherford Christian School six-man football team into its first action against Fort Worth Hill at Shirley Hall Middle School Friday night, but he was unable to lead his team off the field.

'Databank (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Building permits and sales tax accounts

'Archer Goes Flag-To-Flag For SPEED GT Win At Road America (The Auto Channel)ELKHART LAKE, Wis., (Aug. 20, 2006) - Tommy Archer, of Duluth, Minn., captured his first SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge GT Championship win of 2006 in a race that shuffled the season points at the Road America Generac 500 weekend.

'Young at heart (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)GRANBURY -- Hello, Dolly! is one of the those musicals that is often called a "star vehicle," largely because the movie version gave Barbra Streisand a big hit and the stage version gave Carol Channing a career.

'BRIEFLY (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Texan wins nationals in gymnastics

'Mayor meets with constituents (Cleburne Times-Review)About 50 residents showed up to hear Mayor Ted Reynolds address questions of city matters during a Thursday night town hall meeting at the Cleburne Senior Center.

'Raccoons targeted for airborne vaccine (The Weatherford Democrat)By Mannix Porterfield THE REGISTER-HERALD (BECKLEY, W.V.) BECKLEY, W.Va. ? Amid growing concern over the spread of rabies-infected raccoons in West Virginia, another airborne drop of vaccine is planned this summer, blanketing portions of three states.

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