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Cisco Senior Nutriton Program helps to serve meals to those who are 60 years of age or older, and/or are physically unable to prepare a well-balanced meal each day and live within a 5-mile radius of Cisco. If you are in need of this service, please give us a call at (254)442-5420.

In January, The Blessing Box served 69 households and 189 members. Thank you to all the churches, volunteers and everyone who has donated food, monies, and clothing. You all make this possible.

Cisco SAFE and Keep Cisco Beautiful dedicates benches to Cisco Fire Station

(Cisco ISD Girls Athletics)

Cisco Friendship Meal will be held at the Hilton Tuesday, Feb. 21 from 6-7 p.m. Menu: Meatloaf, oven roasted potatoes, rolls, vegetable, gravy, salad, & dessert, washed down with tea donated by Dairy Queen in Cisco. It’s a home cooked meal and anyone from any community is invited for food and fellowship. We encourage families and individuals to attend.

In January we asked for your help formulating our 2023 resolutions, as in “What programs, speakers or workshops would help you achieve your writing ambitions?” After February’s meeting was cancelled due to weather, here are the results.

Tea Party Patriots of Eastland County is delighted to present Jackie Schlegel with Texans for Medical Freedom at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, February 9, in the Myrtle Wilks Community Center, 1498 West I 20 in Cisco.

Saxophone Ensemble Blaiz Hanlon Abcde Smith Elana Spangler Percussion Trio Trace Johnson Rebecca Thompson Laken York Percussion Ensemble Alyssa Adams Shivish Bhakta Calie Bishop Brant Clark Ty Fisher Harper Honea Trace Johnson Holland Maxwell Angel Raygosa

Each year the Hillside Village Quilters of Cisco

Cisco Police Department January 2023 Arrests 1-8-23 Karen Woodward, 46 of Whitesboro Tx, was arrested by Officer Sanchez for Possession Controlled Substance PG 1 1G

Continued from February 2, 2023 edition I didn’t put much stock in this because Dave Arnold left Water Valley and came up into the Big Country Area to search for this treasure or treasures, and as far as we knew never went back. Therefore it could not have been the Clyde Map. Bill Townsley made a big discovery, found with the help of the internet. Townsley found Dave Arnold’s death certificate in San Angelo, Texas; he died in July of 1911. This meant that the map in the trunk in Eastland could in fact have been the Dave Arnold Sheepskin Map.

Braley Brunson poured in 21 points and Justive Fox added 15 more this past weekend and rolled to an impressive 60-41 romp over the Hawley Bearcats in a key District 10-2A showdown.

The Cisco Loboes’ hopes of capturing the District 10-2A basketball crown suffered a tough blow this past weekend. A real tough blow.

The Cisco College Rodeo Team is looking forward to its first College rodeo of the Spring semester. The team will travel to Odessa College Feb. 23-25 to compete against other athletes in the Southwest Region of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA).

Remember earlier articles I wrote about the carvings near Lake Cisco and others in the Cisco area, carvings on rocks (the Battle Creek Map pointed 1200 yards to a ridge that had a capital “F”carved on a rock; capital F's were cut all over the Clyde and Aspermont rocks) that tied in some way with the Clyde Map, the Aspermont Spider Rock Map, and the Rotan Map. Carvings near Cisco soon led me 105 miles up NE of Aspermont. The symbols seemed to reverse and led back to the Cisco and Clyde area. A focal point of information has been Eastland.

Chief Kenneth Preston

SEARCY, AR (01/19/2023)-- Mariah Miller, a Senior, studying biology, is among more than 1,200 Harding University students included on the dean's list for grades achieved during the fall 2022 semester.

Cisco High School Junior Class presented a play “The Night at the Museum” for the entertainment at the coronation of King and Queen Lobo XCI last Thursday

Thank you to the community for making The Cisco Methodist Church 2022 Lord’s Acre a huge success! If you are not familiar, this annual event is held each November and consists of church members preparing and serving traditional Thanksgiving dinner for either dine in or take out. All monies for the meal are by donation