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CLIFTEX Theatre named finalist in TDA awards
by Carol Spicer
(Posted Wed 03:09 pm)
By Carol Spicer / The Clifton Record
The CLIFTEX Theatre has been named a finalist in the Best Renovation and Rehabilitarion competition. The Clifton Record
Nominated by the Clifton Main Street Program, the CLIFTEX Theatre in Clifton has been named a finalist in the Best Renovation/Rehabilitation category for the 2010 Texas Downtown Association (TDA) Presidents Awards Program. Since 1998, the awards program has recognized more than 150 projects, events and people that make a difference in Texas downtowns.
The Best Renovation/Rehabilitation award recognizes excellence in rehabilitation of interior or exterior of an existing building. The other finalists for Best Renovation/Rehabilitation are the Daniel/Stark Law Office in Bryan and the Seguin Chamber of Commerce Building in Seguin.
Finalists will make a
by Carol Spicer
(Posted Wed 03:09 pm)
By Carol Spicer / The Clifton Record
The CLIFTEX Theatre has been named a finalist in the Best Renovation and Rehabilitarion competition. The Clifton Record
Nominated by the Clifton Main Street Program, the CLIFTEX Theatre in Clifton has been named a finalist in the Best Renovation/Rehabilitation category for the 2010 Texas Downtown Association (TDA) Presidents Awards Program. Since 1998, the awards program has recognized more than 150 projects, events and people that make a difference in Texas downtowns.
The Best Renovation/Rehabilitation award recognizes excellence in rehabilitation of interior or exterior of an existing building. The other finalists for Best Renovation/Rehabilitation are the Daniel/Stark Law Office in Bryan and the Seguin Chamber of Commerce Building in Seguin.
Finalists will make a
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West Shore Fish Fry this Saturday
by Carol Spicer
(Posted Wed 03:08 pm)
By Carol Spicer / The Clifton Record
A crew of cooks and helpers fed 2,100 persons 1,800 pounds of fish at the 2009 West Shore Volunteer Fire Department's annual fish fry on Labor Day Weekend. West Shore Volunteer Fire Department's 41st annual Labor Day Fish Fry will be held on Saturday, Sept. 4, at the fire hall on Shore Acres in Laguna Park.
Last year at "Texas' largest fish fry," 2,100 persons were served 1,800 pounds of deep fried fish, 1,000 pounds of potatoes, 700 pounds of cole slaw and 125 gallons of iced tea and lemonade.
Serving begins at 5 p.m., and the minimum donation is $8 per plate. The fish fry is the major fundraiser for the department, said Aaron Jones, fire chief, who explained that the department operates almost solely on
by Carol Spicer
(Posted Wed 03:08 pm)
By Carol Spicer / The Clifton Record
A crew of cooks and helpers fed 2,100 persons 1,800 pounds of fish at the 2009 West Shore Volunteer Fire Department's annual fish fry on Labor Day Weekend. West Shore Volunteer Fire Department's 41st annual Labor Day Fish Fry will be held on Saturday, Sept. 4, at the fire hall on Shore Acres in Laguna Park.
Last year at "Texas' largest fish fry," 2,100 persons were served 1,800 pounds of deep fried fish, 1,000 pounds of potatoes, 700 pounds of cole slaw and 125 gallons of iced tea and lemonade.
Serving begins at 5 p.m., and the minimum donation is $8 per plate. The fish fry is the major fundraiser for the department, said Aaron Jones, fire chief, who explained that the department operates almost solely on
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Edwards visits Clifton on campaign sweep
by Carol Spicer
(Posted Wed 03:05 pm)
By Carol Spicer / The Clifton Record
Rep. Chet Edwards chatted with J.C. Lyons during his visit to Clifton. Following a stop in Meridian on Tuesday, Aug. 24, Rep.Chet Edwards visited Clifton, spoke with citizens at White Horse Station, and received the endorsement of Gen. Thomas A. Schwartz, retired Army four-star general, former III Corps and Ft. Hood commanding general.[160]
Edwards was joined on the tour by, Gen. Schwartz, General (Army, ret.) Pete Taylor, and Katherine Henson, former State Commander of the Disabled Veterans of America.
During a program at White Horse Station, Gen. Taylor spoke first saying, "I have known Chet for 20 years, since he was a new congressman and I was new at Fort Hood."
"I
by Carol Spicer
(Posted Wed 03:05 pm)
By Carol Spicer / The Clifton Record
Rep. Chet Edwards chatted with J.C. Lyons during his visit to Clifton. Following a stop in Meridian on Tuesday, Aug. 24, Rep.Chet Edwards visited Clifton, spoke with citizens at White Horse Station, and received the endorsement of Gen. Thomas A. Schwartz, retired Army four-star general, former III Corps and Ft. Hood commanding general.[160]
Edwards was joined on the tour by, Gen. Schwartz, General (Army, ret.) Pete Taylor, and Katherine Henson, former State Commander of the Disabled Veterans of America.
During a program at White Horse Station, Gen. Taylor spoke first saying, "I have known Chet for 20 years, since he was a new congressman and I was new at Fort Hood."
"I
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