Around the Town: Waffle Breakfast And Looking For Advice

Loretta Humble
Loretta Humble

By Loretta Humble/Around the Town

The only news I have is about the Family Peace Project Waffle Breakfast. It was held last Saturday. I was there, eating waffles and trying to help out. The waffles were great, and it was the most successful one yet.

I should have been promoting it before hand, but I was all wrapped up in my own rescue attempts here, and neglected it. I did try to make up by buying a whole lot of tickets, but I don’t think that is quite the same. I’ve been a terrible board member to that fine organization that offers safe haven and resources to victims of family violence. I’m going to do better now that I’m not trying to rescue quite so many folks on my own.

Maybe I’ll tell you about some of my do-good attempts soon. Or maybe I’ll share my travel poem. Granddaughter Pepper had to create a one-copy travel magazine for a class assignment, and required a poem from me. I don’t think she was particularly impressed with my offering, but maybe you will be. Maybe I’ll share that next week. Continue reading “Around the Town: Waffle Breakfast And Looking For Advice”

Malakoff ISD Bus Involved in Accident

By Michael V. Hannigan

A Malakoff ISD school bus was involved in an accident Thursday morning which sent five students to the hospital, but none of the injuries were life threatening, according to MISD Superintendent Randy Perry and the auto accident attorney representing the school interest.

The student were taken to the hospital for precautionary reasons, Perry said.

Perry said bus No. 59 was on Highway 274 this morning when the driver lost control, crossed the road and bus turned over on its side. Few weeks prior to this incident a similar incident had occurred on the same road coming under the hit and run accidents case in which due to a speeding car, two cars and one motorcycle got into a collision. The motorcycle accident attorney investigation at that time proved that, the speeding car’s driver was at fault, but the question people raise now is that why are accident frequently occurring on the same freeway?

 

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Malakoff ISD Board of Trustees Honors First State Bank Malakoff

Julie Armstrong First State Bank Presentation 4-20-15Press release

The Malakoff branch of First State Bank of Athens was honored Monday night by the Malakoff ISD Board of Trustees for its outstanding support of the students and schools in the district.
“We are grateful for the generosity of First State Bank of Athens in Malakoff and its commitment to help make a real difference for our kids and community,” said Superintendent Randy Perry.

“Julie Armstrong and her team in Malakoff have long given of their time and efforts to make a significant difference for our district.”

“Our students, parents and teachers directly benefit from companies such as this that are willing to stand up for public schools, not just in words but in actions. We applaud these community partners for their participation and hope that this will continue to be a strong relationship for years to come,” Perry said.

Pictured, from left, are Superintendent Randy Perry, First State Bank Vice-President Julie Armstrong and Malakoff Branch Manager and School Board President Rick Vieregge. (Courtesy Photo)