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American Legion Post 31 Officers Jay Elliott and Guy Clemmons present an American Flag to Hwy 77 Cafe in Rosebud. Co-owner Monica Castellanos was on hand to accept the flag that will be displayed along with over 500 pictures of Falls County Veterans...

Cougar Powerlifting

Rosebud-Lott wrapped up its powerlifting season at the Boys State Meet in Abilene on March 22. Senior Garrett Cook, Junior Luke Price, and Freshman Daniel Rincon performed incredibly well at the highest level. Every one of them hit personal records...

Rosebud-Lott Powerlifting at State

Rosebud- Lott girls powerlifting competed in Edinburg Wednesday at the State Powerlifting meet. Congratulations to Lakia Cummings for placing fourth and congratulations to Bailey Cannon for breaking the State Record on Bench Press and becoming a...

Cougar Band earns sweepstakes award

The Rosebud-Lott High School Band took the stage at C.H. Yoe High School for the UIL Concert and Sightreading Evaluation last week. These students have been preparing their three selections since January, and they delivered their best performance...

Cougar Band Successful at Solo & Ensemble

The Cougar Band took 15 students to University High School to participate in the 2025 UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest last week. In the solo event category, the band brought home 14 superior ratings and 1 excellent rating. Additionally, the...

Cougar Baseball

Cougar Varsity Baseball opened the season with the a 13-2 win over Valley Mills on Monday. Cougars are back in action Thursday evening at home at 7 p.m. in the Annual Cougar Classic Baseball Tournament. Photos courtesy of RL Athletics Facebook Page

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Senate backs prayer time, Ten Commandments in classrooms

The Texas Senate last week passed a bill to allow school districts to set aside time for in-school prayer and gave initial approval to requiring all schools to post a copy of the Ten Commandments i

By Gary Borders, Capital Highlights

Falls County Commissioners approve ongoing decisions

Falls County Commissioners Court met at the County Courthouse on March 24 with County Judge Jay Elliott presiding. Commissioners present were Milton Albright (Pct. 1), F.A. Green (Pct.

By Elizabeth Richardson