The Rosebud News |

An 18 wheeler rolled over on Highway 7 and 320 West at the Y on Friday. Area first responders were on hand to help with the accident and keep traffic flowing.

Cougar Powerlifting

Rosebud-Lott Powerlifting traveled to Giddings today and competed against some big schools. Our girls team placed 3rd and our guys team came home as the 1st place team! very proud of how well everyone competed! First place finishers were Arianna...

Swearing In

Judge Jay Elliott swore in Justices of the Peace last week to begin a new year. Elliott is pictured with JP Precinct 1 Kaylah Rosas, JP Precinct 2 Deborah Trotter and new JP Precinct 4 Madison Elliott.

Bells in Place

The bells were placed atop Westphalia’s Church of the Visitation a few weeks ago. The church has been rebuilt after a devastating fire a couple of years ago.

Cougars come out on top at Rosebud-Lott Tournament

Last week the Rosebud-Lott Cougars basketball team came out in first place in the Rosebud-Lott Tournament. They played two games on Tuesday, the first was against the Normangee Panthers. The Cougars soundly defeated the Panthers 45-28. Their next...

Holiday Fun

Rosebud-Lott Pre-K and Kindergarten students had a holiday program a few weeks ago for the community in the Rosebud-Lott High School Gym.

News

Make family mealtime a habit

Family meals can fit into even the busiest of schedules and offer a host of benefits for childen and adults alike, said Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.

Emergency services discussed at meeting

Over 25 people were present at the Emergency Service District #1 meeting Jan. 23, 23 at the Falls Community Hospital Board Room with Wayne Young presiding.

By Elizabeth Richardson

Rosebud-Lott ISD Revenue Statement

Sports

Cougars defeat Chilton

By Ryan Heller

Go Cougars!

The Cougars move to 3-1 in district play with wins over Bosqueville and Moody. They defeated Moody 58-45 on Friday night and Bosqueville 44-32 on Jan. 10.

Cougar Powerlifting

Rosebud-Lott Powerlifting traveled to Giddings today and competed against some big schools.

Opinion

Border security, tax relief and raises top list

For the Texas House and Senate, there is not much daylight between each chamber’s priorities in this year’s legislative session.

By Gary Borders, Capital Highlights

Time Matters

On a drive in the country, a city slicker noticed a farmer lifting one of his pigs up to an apple tree and holding the pig there as he ate one apple after another.

By Pastor Larry Jackson

Try a little kindness

Glen Campbell had a catchy song years ago that suggested, “try a little kindness, then you’ll overlook the blindness of a narrow-minded people on the narrow-minded streets.”

By Pastor Larry Jackson