Vacation Bible Schools commencing
Students have been attending vacation bible school for decades. Denominations have never been an issue as kids can be seen at different churches from week to week learning about God in a fun, kid friendly way.
News
Lions Club fish fry a success
Lions Club International’s motto is “We Serve.” Serving more than 310 plates of fish in 90 minutes, Jacksboro Lions hosted another successful fish fry Thursday, June 1 outside the Jack County Courthouse. The fish fry, the local club’s biggest fundraiser, goes to benefit Lions programs such as scholarships, Lions Camp and vision projects.
Summer day camps starting
Jack County Extension Service will host a number of summer day camps beginning June 12. All of the camps will run from 9 a.m.
Just the beginning
Sixty-one Jacksboro High School seniors bid a fond farewell to their alma mater Friday, May 26. Before a large nearly filled home stands at Tiger Stadium, the Class of 2023 was honored.
BISD board sworn in
Three board members were sworn in for new terms as part of Bryson ISD’s regular board meeting Monday, May 22. Incumbents T-Bob Hauger, Ronnie Collins and Blake Brooks retained their seats.
Bond issue process explained
With the Jacksboro ISD bond passing earlier this month, district officials are now trying to get a timeframe for construction. As part of the Monday, May 8 board of trustees meeting, JISD Superintendent Brad Burnett explained the process now that the bond has passed.
Digital safety needed this summer
With summer here, digital safety for our kids home alone is a hot topic. Karen VanderKaay, Community Educator with Wise Hope Shelter and Crisis Center, spoke to Jacksboro Lions Club members about the subject, saying that predators in many cases are right next to us on our child’s devices.
City begins discussing budget
While the 2023-24 fiscal year does not commence until Oct. 1, Jacksboro city officials are working on the budget right now.
