Columns & Opinions
100 Point Club
Atlanta Elementary School welcomes its newest member, third-grader Anna Ransom, to the AR (Accelerated Reader) 100 Point Club. Miss Ransom knows that readers are leaders.
City Administrator UPDATE
Linden had a great Halloween thanks to all that came out! If you came out, you had a chance to see the Architects Drawings of our parking lot in front of the MILSTEP building. If you missed it, it will be up on Lindentexas.org and Linden Texas Facebook page. There are no grant or matching funds for this project, we are going to have to fund it through using City Funds. The City Council would like to get input on the project. It is phase one of the MILSTEP building project. We are hoping that with this food truck park and music area complete we will be able to attract investment in the main building. We have lost our initial client that wanted to bring a gym into it. We are looking for new entrepreneurs that will have propositions for the city on the building. If we get the parking lot plan approved we can move the farmers market from the building beside Dollar General and we will
Halloween Happenings
Chris and Robin Champion of Atlanta create an annual Halloween experience for local children. This year’s theme was Hocus Pocus with Robin and friends dressed as the witches. Dee Ammons as Sarah, Kailee Ammons as Binx, Amanda Jackson as Mary, Chris Champion as Billy, and Robin Champion as Winifred Sanderson. Photo by Miranda Johnson
Iva Rountree
Iva Rountree brought an informative PowerPoint program to Mark Epperson Chapter U.S. Daughters of 1812 at their October meeting. She explained the official insignia of the lineage society and the adoption of different pin designs during the last 125 years. She involved members present in the discussion as they told about the various pins on their official ribbons. For information about becoming a member of this lineage society, please call 903-756-7390.