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Last year the Cisco Goodfellows helped over 70 families have a wonderful Christmas with boxes of groceries and toys for over 150 children. We are looking to assist even more families and the Goodfellows organization cannot accomplish that without the help of business and personal donations from the community. Please consider donating early this year, as Goodfellows will be distributing on December 16th.

RANGER, TX—It’s the most wonderful time of the year! On Friday, December 1st, bundle up and come out to downtown Ranger for the annual lighted Christmas parade, now in its 28th year. The parade starts at 6 pm and will travel along Main Street from Lula Ave. to Commerce St. Bring your family and your Christmas spirit.

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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.

The Gorman Lady Panthers aren’t going to be able to sneak up on anyone this season, especially now.

The Eastland Mavericks might not be playing Friday night in the Class 3A state playoffs, but you can bet they will have an eye on the scoreboard.

MCGOUGH SPRINGS, ELLISON SPRINGS, BLAIR’S FORT, AND MANSKER LAKE: SITE OF EASTLAND COUNTY’S FIRST PIONEER SETTLEMENTS

Mavs power themselves to 68-35 rout of Cards

The Garner High School Lady Longhorns got off to a quick start offensively on Monday, Nov. 20, and then held on to claim a tough 36-27 vectory over the Ramger Lady Bulldogs in non-district basketball action.

Fall 52 to 21

The Gorman High School Lady Panthers flexed more than a bit of muscle this past week. A lot more.

The following is a look at the TABC boys’ and girls’ high school basketball rankings through Nov.

Marilyn Kay Writes a Children’s Book That Adults Will Enjoy Too! by Priscilla Bettis https:// twitter. com/ PriscillaBettis The Train of Make-Believe by Marilyn Kay is an early- readers’ book in which Mother Goose chaperones a group of modern-day children over the river and through the woods to Grandmother’s house. They get to travel on a train. The story is accompanied by full-color, easy-to-discern illustrations depicting people, animals, and the train.

Eastland Memorial Hospital Board, Administration Honors Jackie Tucker

Congratulations to Terry Slavens

A Winter to Remember: