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This Mosler Safe was used int he late 1890’s at First National Bank in Gatesville. The bank was nextt to the Saloon. GATESVILLE MESSENGER/ David Scott

This Mosler Safe was used int he late 1890’s at First National Bank in Gatesville. The bank was nextt to the Saloon. GATESVILLE MESSENGER/ David Scott

A safe place to be….

Located in the back portion of the Coryell Museum and Historical Center, visitors will notice a rather large, silver-colored safe.
Photo Courtesy of: Insanely Good Recipes

Photo Courtesy of: Insanely Good Recipes

Five-Flavor Cake

This recipe appeared in the “Coryell County Cookin’” cookbook in 1994. The Gatesville Messenger runs a series of recipes weekly from this cookbook. If you would like to submit your own recipe of a favorite dish for possible publication, please email it to: dscott1929@yahoo. com.

Mound News

The Mound community lost one of its residents. Mrs. Mary Ann Gann died Tuesday, July 14, after a long and courageous journey. Graveside services were held on Saturday, July 18, at Greenbriar Cemetery in Gatesville with Rev. Bruce Cox officiating.

Whatever happened to

1996 (Thirty years ago) The Gatesville Exchange Club made a donation to Brandon Abbott to help the Jonesboro High School student to attend state and national FHA/HERO conferences.
Jeffrey King

Jeffrey King

Pearl News

Howdy Friends and Neighbors! The Vista Mountain Wildlife Management Association held their annual membership meeting on July 18. There was a good turnout of existing members and several new members showed up.

The Hornet’s Nest |

Rickey Phillips The Gatesville Messenger Facilities update You may have already noticed several exciting improvements around Gatesville ISD athletic facilities, and the good news is there are even more on the way.
GISD superintendent Dr. Barett Pollard (left) poses with Betty Hines (middle) and Greg Hines (right) during the Hornet Legend spotlight portion of the Monday, July 20, school board meeting. GATESVILLE MESSENGER/Ally Hinkle

GISD superintendent Dr. Barett Pollard (left) poses with Betty Hines (middle) and Greg Hines (right) during the Hornet Legend spotlight portion of the Monday, July 20, school board meeting. GATESVILLE MESSENGER/Ally Hinkle

Married pair selected as July Hornet Legends

A married pair of retired educators were formally recognized during the Monday, July 20, GISD school board meeting. The first educator to be recognized was Betty Hines. Betty began working for GISD in 1973 when she started teaching second grade.