High School cross-country teams concluded their seasons at the state crosscountry meet that was held at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock this past weekend.
The First United Methodist Church of Rosebud will celebrate the 75th anniversary of their current building with a special service at 11 a.m. Sunday, November 9, at the church.
Alexandra Montoya has been promoted to the managing editor job for Texas Local Media’s Marlin Democrat and Rosebud News weekly newspapers.
Dear Rusty: I’m 64 and still working full time, and plan to continue working at least until I’m 70 ~ it’s a good job, and I enjoy it. My job comes with health insurance, so I don’t really need additional coverage, but I understand I will be required to sign up for Medicare Part A anyway when I turn 65 next year. What I don’t understand is Part B: A colleague of mine, who is a little older than I am, said she signed up for Part B because a penalty will be incurred if we wait until we retire from our jobs and actually need the additional insurance. I’m not sure she’s right. Can you explain what I should do?