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EPA announces QCISD to receive 1.7 million in rebates
EPA announces QCISD to receive 1.7 million in rebates

EPA announces QCISD to receive 1.7 million in rebates

Queen City ISD is set to receive millions as part of the EPA’s Clean School Bus Rebate Program to fund over 3,400 new clean school buses in approximately 530 districts across the nation. According to the press release, Queen City is set to receive 1,725,00 towards “green energy” buses. On the EPA.gov website, it shows that Queen City ISD through the company Lion Electric Co. is set to receive or has received ten buses.

Three seriously hurt in multicar accident on Highway 59
Three seriously hurt in multicar accident on Highway 59
Three seriously hurt in multicar accident on Highway 59

Three seriously hurt in multicar accident on Highway 59

A motorcycle accident occurred, followed up by a six-vehicle pileup on Highway 59, next to the Sonic. According to Police Chief Greg Restell, at approximately 12:15 on Saturday, a black Escalade collided with a semi-truck hauling another semi causing a series of other collisions. There were multiple injuries. Both individuals in the black SUV were badly injured. The driver was taken to Wadley and then airlifted to Little Rock, where the wife was taken first to Christus - Atlanta then airlifted to Shreveport. The driver for the Chevrolet was also airlifted to Shreveport.

Bomb threat closes Atlanta Brookshire’s for two hours

Saturday at 9:21 a.m. the corporate office of Brookshire’s informed Atlanta P.D. of a bomb threat that had been sent in through their main office. Out of safety, Brookshire’s reached out to the Atlanta Police Department to make them aware of the threat, said Atlanta Police Chief Greg Restelle. They then closed the store, and surrounding establishments were made aware.

Native Plant

The Caddo Wildflower Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas meets at 6:30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Mary Dougherty Senior Citizens Center, 507 S. Kaufman St., Linden. Meetings are open to the public and start with a potluck before ending with a native plants/flowers raffle.

The Cass County Cromers

The Cass County Cromers

GEORGE PRICE (Boob) Cromer George (Boob) Cromer was born in Jefferson, Texas, 15 November 1893, to Tom and Mary Anna Frances Cromer. Mr. Cromer served in the United States Army from June 1918 until December 1918 for a period of emergency. He served with Company B, Thirteenth Replacement Battalion, Camp McArthur, Texas. He was a blacksmith, farmer, and also worked at sawmills around Cass County. On 2 October 1927 he married Verna Isabel! Kay, the daughter of W.S. and Fannie Kay. They were married in Linden, Cass County, Texas by Rev. S.P, (Press) Hamilton, a pastor and dear friend of both families.

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