K9 added to police force Gatesville Police Officer Justin Yarbrough poses with the department’s newest officer, K-9 Thor. Photo by Sabrina Anderson
The Gatesville Police Department has recently been training and becoming acquainted with their new K-9.
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is warning residents of a new telephone scam nationwide. Callers are posing as U.S.
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
Keeping their faith Rev. Lee O. Ford (left) and his son, Calvin, stand in front of church that was defaced nearly a year ago. Photo by Sabrina Anderson
Almost a year after the defacing of their church, Mount Calvary Church of God continues to find the positive in situations.
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
The Keep Gatesville Beautiful program is one of ten cities throughout all of Texas to receive the Governor’s Community Achievement Award, which awarded a total of $2 million to winners for the 2021
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
After the severe storm that hit Gatesville May 28, a plan is already in the works by the city to repair and replace any resulting damages to the Gatesville Municipal Airport.
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
Local residents are seen dropping off their recyclable waste at the city’s recycle center, located at the 106 S. 23rd Street.
Last Sunday, June 6, around 7:30 p.m.
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
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Remsons bike 1,870 miles Mark and Sandi Remson are pictured during a 45-day biking trip from Gatesville to Naples, Florida. Courtesy photo
Mark and Sandi Remson recently took a biking trip from Gatesville, Texas, to Naples, Florida.
By Sabrina Anderson Messenger News Reporter
New principal begins work at GHS Marie Barrows has assumed her role as the new principal at Gatesville High School and is anxious for the students to arrive back to in-person learning during the 2021-2022 school year. Photo by David Scott
Students and parents will be seeing new leadership at the high school as they begin the 2021-2022 school year.
By David Scott Messenger News Reporter
Achim Noack, made trip from Houston for Fire Ant Tour.
The 25th Fire Ant Tour went off with 164 riders roaming the country side near Gatesville Saturday morning. It was a warm, but overcast morning in Central Texas for the event.
By Mark Goodson
Jonesboro had three second-team choices on the District 14-2A baseball team as selected by district coaches.
Micah Olson rounds the bases for a home run during t-ball action Saturday at the city ballpark.
Oglesby High School is reaping the benefits of winning.
By Mark Goodson
Head coach Jeb Dixon has helped Oglesby build a fully equipped weight room as part of its new 5,600 square foot fieldhouse.
Working on skills Eight-year-old Rhett White works on his ballhandling Monday during the early instruction at the basketball camp at Gatesville High School. The camp runs four days. Photo by Mark Goodson
Gatesville basketball coach Brit Campbell had a full house of basketball campers Monday at Gatesville High School.
By Mark Goodson
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