As the state of Texas experienced severe freezing weather with snow this past week, residents also lost power through many parts of the state for days.
On Monday morning, volunteers loaded cases of water for local residents brought in by the Texas National Guard late Saturday night for the many residents who did not have water after the winter storm last week. The men include, in no special order, Don Phillips, Carl Huffman, Jimmy Cantrell and Richard Huckaby. B.A. photo by Jean Hayworth
Chris Curtis, Director of Business Development for Stephens Memorial Hospital, said, “SMH has been notified that they will get the COVID vaccine, Moderna, for 60 new people next week.”
After the initial storm there were remnants of large, cardboard boxes at the city park as a means to improvise as a sled to sled downhill. These kids participated in the traditional slide down the hill at the City Park that has been part of their parents’ lives and a generational ‘must’ for their children. This sledder chose to go down backwards taking his chances. Photo by Jean Hayworth
Chris Curtis, Director of Business Development for Stephens Memorial Hospital, announced the arrival of the new Chief Executive Officer/Administration for SMH, Brian Roland.
114 East Elm Street
PO Box 871
Breckenridge, Texas 76424
Phone: (254) 559-5412
Fax: (940) 228-0589