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Concrete foundation poured to redevelop old storefront in Quitaque

Concrete foundation poured to redevelop old storefront in Quitaque

Concrete foundation poured to redevelop old storefront in Quitaque

Body Construction crews poured concrete piers on Friday, March 24, to begin a redevelopment of an old storefront in Quitaque, Texas. The developer, Caprock Community Development, is looking for a tenant to lease the space.

MATADOR CITY COUNCIL RESULTS

Body Brad Baxter ...................................... 68 Dvonna Grundy.............................. 80 Jeromy Jameson............................ 62 Caron Perkins.................................. 74

PADUCAH SCHOOL BOARD RESULTS

Body Shantera Wright-Jesse................. 79 Michael Wayne LeCroy................ 87 Dale Whitaker................................ 121

GUTHRIE SCHOOL BOARD RESULTS

Body Zane Daniel...................................... 56 Clell McCauley................................ 14 75 total votes cast

SILVERTON SCHOOL BOARD RESULTS

Body Cooper Cogdell.............................. 83 Joey Alvarado.................................. 25 Molly Forman.................................. 85

VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD RESULTS

Body Clif Yeary............................................ 44 Shad Schlueter............................... 85 Derrick Cruse................................... 32 Neal Edwards................................... 66 Kendall Oliver..................................
FOOD ACROSS THREE COUNTIES Community and church representatives from Briscoe, Floyd, and southern Hall Counties took part in the unveiling of the new Tri-County Meals building in Quitaque May 1. | COURTESY PHOTO

FOOD ACROSS THREE COUNTIES Community and church representatives from Briscoe, Floyd, and southern Hall Counties took part in the unveiling of the new Tri-County Meals building in Quitaque May 1. | COURTESY PHOTO

Tri-County Meals unveils new Food Pantry facility

Body Quitaque-based Tri-County Meals saw the culmination of a successful drive for funding and participation on May 1, 2023, when the board unveiled the new Food Pantry and Distribution Building on Main Street, next to the existing dining hall facility.
‘MORE CHANNELS, LESS COST’ is how Cap Rock Telephone general manager Jim Whitefield described the effect of the cooperative’s changes on subscribers. | THE CAPROCK COURIER

‘MORE CHANNELS, LESS COST’ is how Cap Rock Telephone general manager Jim Whitefield described the effect of the cooperative’s changes on subscribers. | THE CAPROCK COURIER

Cap Rock to cut cable TV

Body BARBARA BRANNON | THE CAPROCK COURIER By now, Cap Rock Telephone Cooperative customers have gotten the word: their local provider of cable television will soon be phasing out that service.

2023 CAPROCK HAPPENINGS

Body Please let us know of any corrections: caprockcourier@gmail.com TEXASSTATEPARKS100-YEARCELEBRATION Experience Caprock!, Saturday, May 6, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 850 Caprock Canyon Rd.