Monday, June 15, at 6:00 pm, the Pittsburg Independent School District Board of Directors met for their monthly meeting. All seven Board members, Mario Willis, Lindsey Hardwell, Christian Yantis, Dr Greg Miller, Lawrence Cleveland, Bryan Berry, and Vernon Rose, were present.
During the most recent City Council meeting, the City of Pittsburg reached a significant milestone as Patti Ayers, representing Place 1, and Rico Willis, representing Place 2, were officially sworn into office. The ceremony marks the beginning of their formal commitment to serving the citizens and interests of the local community.
A staycation is a vacation spent at home or within a short driving distance. It allows you to enjoy the relaxation and exploration of a traditional getaway without the stress, expense, and planning of long-distance travel. If you don’t want to sleep in your own bed but want to stay close by, consider booking a quick weekend stay. Check into one of the charming bed and breakfasts in Camp County or neighboring towns like Jefferson or Winnsboro for a completely new atmosphere.
Julius Moore Park, at 600 Victory Street, Pittsburg, was the scene of this year’s Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 13, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Tashunka Smith, who has coordinated the Juneteenth celebration for the last three years, said that there was a parade that morning at 10:00 am, from the Intermediate School on LaFayette Street to Julius Moore Park on Victory Street.
