Local News Stories Around Texas for October 23nd, 2017 by October 23, 2017 October 23, 2017 A Texas man was rescued by his son after his legs became stuck in a farming machine near a small town outside Lubbock. Click Here to read the full story. Authorities in Texas released a sketch Sunday afternoon of a young child whose body turned up on a beach in Galveston late last week, as they urged anybody who might recognize his face to step forward. Click Here to read the full story. Outside Rachel Roberts’s house, a skeleton sits on a chair next to the driveway, a skeleton child on its lap, an empty cup in its hand and a sign at its feet that reads “Waiting on FEMA.” It is a Halloween reminder that, for many, getting help to recover from Hurricane Harvey remains a long, uncertain journey. Click Here to read the full story. All five living former American presidents will be attending a concert Saturday night in a Texas college town, raising money for relief efforts from hurricane devastation in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Click Here to read the full story. previous post Local Gas Prices for October 23rd, 2017 next post Meal A Day Menu October 23rd – October 28th You may also like Commissioners approve JB Weld expansion, yearly programs September 17, 2021 Hopkins, Sulphur Springs fire departments to pursue grant to replace radios September 17, 2021 COVID-19 INFORMATION AND TOTALS 9/16 September 16, 2021 Martin Springs celebrates 140 years of fellowship September 16, 2021 How to cook well with diabetes by Johanna Hicks September 15, 2021 SSHS Tennis vs. Pine Tree September 15, 2021 CHRISTUS hospital needs volunteer chaplains September 15, 2021 SSHS Lady Cats volleyball falls in close match vs Texas High September 15, 2021 NETBIO to charge extra for heifers over 650lb September 15, 2021 COVID-19 INFORMATION AND TOTALS 9/14 September 15, 2021
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