Cass County Judge Travis Ransom received a plaque for his tenure as Atlanta Mayor at a city council meeting. From left are: Atlanta City manager David Cockrell, Ransom and Atlanta Mayor James Brooks. (Photo by Raydeen Edwards)
Andrea McDuff received a plaque on behalf of her late husband Dean McDuff for his tenure as an Atlanta City Councilman and Vice Mayor. (Photo by Raydeen Edwards)
Atlanta High School FFA President Duncan Kelton won 16th place in the #2 OTRA roping in Abilene this week out of 1,052 teams.
Her father, Bruce Law, would like to congratulate Brittany Law Weeks on graduating with the highest honors from Texarkana College with an associate degree in nursing on May 12th, 2022. Birttany has accepted a position at a local Texarkana hospital after she takes the National Council of Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses. Weeks skipped over LVN and went straight to RN. She graduated with the highest honors, made the President’s List, and is a member of the Student Nurses Association. Weeks started going back to school at TC in 2013 and received her Associate of Arts, General Studies in August 2020, and started the RN nursing program right after. Weeks would like to mention her father Bruce Law, mother Lisa Law Stokes, James, and Phoebe, who is graduating magna cum laude this month from Texas High School in Texarkana. (Courtesy photo)
On July 1, 39-year-old Kayla Parris of Atlanta resident was killed on Highway 59 after being thrown from the vehicle after driver Zamanthyre Haire, male, 36, of Texarkana, Texas lost control of a 2003 Ford Expedition causing the vehicle to roll and eject Parris according to a police report. Neither party in the vehicle was wearing a seatbelt. Haire was not injured.
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