Jacksboro ISD hosted a district wide Back to School registration event last Thursday. Parents were able to get their questions answered in one central location about registration, lunch forms, yearbooks and other information
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Scott Hand, in blue shirt holding baby in blue, a Jacksboro High School graduate, was one of the members of the Burns Ranch Team out of Henrietta who won the Texas Ranch Roundup Saturday in Wichita Falls. The group now moves on to the State Roundup in Amarillo. Courtesy photo
Lindsey State Jail donated 35 pounds of fresh grown vegetables including squash, zucchini, cucumbers and tomatoes to the Concerned Citizens of Jack County. Courtesy photo
Father’s Day is fast approaching and now is the perfect time to consider a gift for that outdoorsman in your life. We outdoors guys can be a bit tricky to shop for so I thought I would compile a list of gifts that might make your shopping a bit easier.
Veteran Coach Steve Stegall has made his way north from Poolville to take the helm of the Jacksboro boys basketball program.
Wayland Baptist University has released it Spring 2022 President’s and Dean’s lists, recognizing students for their strong academic standing.
Jacksboro Elementary Principal Michael Qualls, left, Jacksboro ISD Superintendent Brad Burnett received a $4,000 check from Jacksboro Lions Club President Charlotte Haston for playground equipment damaged or destroyed in the March tornado. Fund came from area Lions Clubs such as Bridgeport. Photo/Brian Smith
Bryson FCCLA Officers for the 2022-2023 school year were announced at the banquet last month. They are: left to rightCommunity Rep Tracy Hauger, Vice President Zoey Morrow, Secretary RayLynn Carnley, President Zoe Autry and Treasurer Jackson Eberle. Not pictured Community Rep Laura Chapman. Courtesy photo
Girls coming into grades 1-7 this Fall are invited to attend basketball and volleyball camps.
