When I first contacted Linda Behrend at her ranch near New Ulm, the first thing she said was, “Hi, Mr. Tumbleweed. I’m Mrs. Noah.” She was busy taking food to her goats, pigs, chickens and a miniature pony.
NANCY HANKS
Nancy Hanks was one of the most notable women in Washington, D.C. She had never lived in Gatesville, yet following her death, her body was returned to the Texas soil in the Gatesville City Cemetery.
Coryell County Sheriff’s Office deputies have recently adopted new uniforms and a new patch, that features the U.S. and Texas flags on either side of the Seal of Texas that was drawn by a former inmate.
Photo by Cheri Shepherd
The setting sun and wispy clouds make for a colorful sunset reflected on a tank filled by recent rainfall near the Ames Community in Fort Hood, Thursday. Rains over the past several days have provided much-needed relief from stifling heat and drought conditions and helped restock water for livestock and wildlife. Rain chances continue this week.
The Gatesville area received several inches of rain last week, soaking area roads and providing relief from high heat and dry conditions.
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