Social media was abuzz with information circulating that the newly appointed AD and Coach reportedly quit during the second game of the season. Jason Ferguson came into the season with high expectations, but it was apparent it wasn’t going to be a good fit.
At the height of the ginning season, the gin would run on a twenty-four-hour basis. Farmers would sleep on their wagon loads of cotton during the night, each waiting his turn for his cotton to be weighed, unloaded, and ginned.
Studenst at JK Hileman Elementary School in Queen City received a visit from Cass County’s First Responders last week and the kids were very excited
At the Eastern Cass County Retired School Employees meeting Executive Director Tim Lee of the Texas Retired Teachers Association, (TRTA) spoke. TRTA is the largest association of retired educators in the United States. Lee, who has been the Executive Director for 20 years, resides in Dripping Springs, just outside of Austin. He was well received by retired and active educators from Cass, Marion, Lamar, Bowie and Titus Counties. About 70 people were in attendance. He gave an update on the action to repeal the Social Security Unfairness Act and the progress in Congress at this time. He talked about retiree health insurance and the issues that will be the priorities in the upcoming Texas Legislative Session. There are three local chapters of the TRTA in Cass County, Atlanta-Queen City area, Linden, and Hughes Springs. The Teacher Retirement System’s pension benefits that go to Cass County retirees add over $2 million annually to the county. Retirees offer many volunteer opportunities and provide scholarships and books for children in our schools every year. Anyone who is interested in membership or information may contact Carolyn Lance,TRTA District 8 Member Benefit Chair @ carolyn.lance@gmail.com.
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