Members of Linden VFW Post 6968 gathered Saturday morning to place flags in cemeteries around Cass County. The flags are in honor of Memorial Day, a day to honor those who passed while serving in a branch of the military and is traditionally observed on the last Monday of May.
With the gradual reopening of Texas, those in Linden may notice an increase in traffic. Indeed, traffic was aplenty over the weekend in downtown. Some residents were out and about taking advantage of the reopened barbershops and beauty salons, while others went in search of the more delicious fair such as Uncle Juan’s and Venice Pizza.
Curtis Hunt Barbershop in downtown Linden was bustling with business as gentlemen waited their turn for much needed haircuts, beard trims, and shaves. Salons and barbershops were able to reopen for business as of May 8.
While Carla’s Flowers & Gifts remains closed for browsing, owner Carla Surratt continues to take orders. One can call in any flower arrangement or gift order needed and pick up curbside. This summer, Surratt will be celebrating 25 years of business.
From the beaches of Cuba to the deserts of Afghanistan, there have been countless numbers of men and women who have served to protect the rights those who call the United States of America their home.
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