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OLD GLORY GATHERING

OLD GLORY GATHERING

OLD GLORY GATHERING

OLD GLORY GATHERING Area musicians back up Seymour vocalist Piney Bramlett Saturday night at Old Glory’s monthly fourthSaturday musical. Ben Holt of Vera is the pianist and percussionist Johnny Clifford of Abilene is keeping the beat on his cajon.
WHERE TO JAM, WHERE TO ENJOY Area musicians make the rounds, and so do listeners and dancers, but knowing the places to go is often a matter of word-of-mouth information. The map legend is up to date as of March 2025 but subject to change over time. All musicians are welcome to participate. Country, gospel, Western Swing and old rock ’n’ roll typically prevail, but other genres are not excluded. All ages are welcome to participate. | MAP BY HANABA MUNNWELCH

WHERE TO JAM, WHERE TO ENJOY Area musicians make the rounds, and so do listeners and dancers, but knowing the places to go is often a matter of word-of-mouth information. The map legend is up to date as of March 2025 but subject to change over time. All musicians are welcome to participate. Country, gospel, Western Swing and old rock ’n’ roll typically prevail, but other genres are not excluded. All ages are welcome to participate. | MAP BY HANABA MUNNWELCH

WHERE TO JAM, WHERE TO ENJOY

WHERE TO JAM, WHERE TO ENJOY Area musicians make the rounds, and so do listeners and dancers, but knowing the places to go is often a matter of word-of-mouth information. The map legend is up to date as of March 2025 but subject to change over time. All musicians are welcome to participate.
Knox City Council votes to increase cemetery care contract

Knox City Council votes to increase cemetery care contract

Knox City Council votes to increase cemetery care contract

In the regular meeting of the Knox City Council on Mar. 25, 2025, a request from last year to increase the cemetery care contract from $600 to $2400 was discussed and approved.The council deliberated on Resolution 1302 Submission of Application to the Texas Department of Agriculture for the 2025...
KNOX COUNTY JUDGE DONATES ACTIVITY BOOKS

KNOX COUNTY JUDGE DONATES ACTIVITY BOOKS

KNOX COUNTY JUDGE DONATES ACTIVITY BOOKS

GOVERNMENT THEMED ACTIVITY BOOKS DONATED Knox County Judge Don Thompson donated county government themed activity books to Kristi Bufkin, Munday CISD elementary school principal.
DIGGING FOR FOSSILS Munday Secondary PreCal and Anatomy students went digging for Permian fossils at the Whiteside Museum of Natural History in Seymour. Many discoveries were made. | COURTESY PHOTO

DIGGING FOR FOSSILS Munday Secondary PreCal and Anatomy students went digging for Permian fossils at the Whiteside Museum of Natural History in Seymour. Many discoveries were made. | COURTESY PHOTO

MUNDAY STUDENTS VISIT MUSEUM

DIGGING FOR FOSSILS Munday Secondary PreCal and Anatomy students went digging for Permian fossils at the Whiteside Museum of Natural History in Seymour. Many discoveries were made. 

KC Commissioners offer free tire disposal

In cooperation with the West Central Texas Council of Government, Knox County Commissioners Court will provide a free tire disposal for Knox County residents starting April 2.
BENJAMIN CAST The high school cast and crew of“Cicada”from Benjamin, Texas competed in the UIL bi-district one act play contest in Aspermont Mar. 20.

BENJAMIN CAST The high school cast and crew of“Cicada”from Benjamin, Texas competed in the UIL bi-district one act play contest in Aspermont Mar. 20.

Benjamin, Munday advance at UIL Bi-District competition in Aspermont

BenjaminandMunday High School students traveled to Aspermont to perform in the UIL Bi-District one act play competition Mar. 20. Students from Crowell, Rotan, Aspermont and Jayton also competed.
 VONDA CARTER PHOTOS

VONDA CARTER PHOTOS

NARROW MISS BOTH WAYS

NARROW MISS BOTH WAYS The wind blew in as predicted in North Texas and Knox County on Friday, taking down numerous trees, including this one on Munday Avenue in Munday.

February Knox City Police Report

In February the Knox City Police Department responded to 41 calls for service.February 2025 had 1 arrest: Sophia Gutierrez, Assault CBJ – Bond $5000.00, Criminal Mischief >100 & <750, Bond $3000.00 Community news:• Neighborhood Watch Community Program will be applying for a 501C3 for non-profit...