On Friday, April 11, the North Texas Water District (NTMWD) board decided to abandon their proposal to buy the water rights to Lake O’ the Pines. Instead, they’ve negotiated a deal to get water from resources closer to them.
The Pride of Pittsburg recently announced the results of the Region 4 UIL Concert and Sight Reading Assessment for the Pittsburg ISD Band program.
A new study commissioned by the Texas Conservation Alliance shines a glaring light on potential flaws in the state’s water planning process as a whole. The report exposes some of the challenges of continuing to rely heavily on reservoirs to meet our state’s water needs. It details planned reservoirs, explores the challenges of accurately measuring how much water planned reservoirs will provide, and spotlights conflicts of interest present in the water planning process.
Patsy Capps decorated her home with dozens of Easter eggs and bunnies and welcomed members of the Twentieth Century Study Club. Brenda Dorris introduced guest speaker Tia Strube Ables of Strube Ranch. Tia shared the interesting history of the five generation family business. She went on to tell the story of raising Wagyu beef cattle and producing USDA Prime meat. Following the meeting a salad and dessert luncheon prepared by members was served by Patsy Capps and co-hostesses Brenda Dorris and Linda Livingston.
Pittsburg Independent School District hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday, March 31 at the Pittsburg High School Pirate Stadium. The groundbreaking was held to initiate the construction of the 2024 Bond Projects that were voted on by the community in the election in May of last year. These projects include building a new cafeteria and wing at the junior high school, a new bus route, and a new high school campus.
