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Eighteen Bryson Cowboys and Cowgirls left their mark on the school over the last several years. Now it’s time to leave their mark on the world.

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Starting anew at the age of 71 isn’t for the weak. Two-time former Bryson coach Bill Reed knows a few things about starting new football programs, having done so at Lake Country Christian years ago.

Jacksboro aldermen approved a 60-day extension to a homeowner trying to clean up land he recently received during the Monday, May 8 meeting. Gio Salazar, a college student and Jacksboro High School 2020 graduate, received the land in the 300 block of E.

The impact of Fort Richardson on the Jacksboro economy and an update on some of the things going on at the facility was the subject of the Jacksboro Lions Club meeting May 10. Interpreter Chris Yar- borough spoke to club members, saying the park provides about $550,000 of non-local economic value to the community according to a 2018 economic impact study.