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The Fall 2023 Grant Patrol was made up of members of the Goin’ Gold Band, Colorguard, Tiger Dolls, Cheerleaders, and the Mount Pleasant ISD Education Foundation

The Fall 2023 Grant Patrol was made up of members of the Goin’ Gold Band, Colorguard, Tiger Dolls, Cheerleaders, and the Mount Pleasant ISD Education Foundation

MPISD Foundation awards educator grants

The sounds of the Mount Pleasant High School Fight Song rang out in gyms across Mount Pleasant ISD last Friday.
LIBRARY CORNER

LIBRARY CORNER

LIBRARY CORNER

This week in the library: • Monday—Stitchand Chat 9:30 a.m. • FriendsoftheLibrary— 6 p.m. • Tuesday—Preschool Story Time—11 a.m. • FindingYourRoots (Genealogy help) 2-4 p.m. • Thursday—BootsandBellsontheSquare5:30p.m. • LibraryOpenHouse6p.m.

Crime & Courts

There are 130 inmates in jail with 114 males and 16 females. Since Nov. 2, the following have been booked into the jail: • LionelRockwellJr.,38 of Mt. Pleasant, was arrested for Possession of Marihuana, and 2 Class C warrants.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

The Community Events Calendar is published as space permits. Events will also be published on our website. Submit event notices to: miranda@tribnow.
Front row (left to right) Johnny Neal, Tony Grant, Amari Peters, Kaylee Leija, Karina Torres, Morgan Zepeda, Jackie Scoggins (Sports & Entertainment Marketing teacher). Back row (L to R) Carter Chism, Bennett Wall, Josh Bello, Geovany Yepez, Gracie Martinez COURTESY PHOTO

Front row (left to right) Johnny Neal, Tony Grant, Amari Peters, Kaylee Leija, Karina Torres, Morgan Zepeda, Jackie Scoggins (Sports & Entertainment Marketing teacher). Back row (L to R) Carter Chism, Bennett Wall, Josh Bello, Geovany Yepez, Gracie Martinez COURTESY PHOTO

MPHS Sports and Entertainment Marketing students tour Cowboys Stadium

The Mount Pleasant High School Sports & Entertainment Marketing students toured AT&T Stadium on Wednesday, November 1.

Commissioners discuss fire protection contract

Titus County Commissioners gathered for a special meeting on Oct. 23 and discussed a fire protection contract. A workshop was held by the city council on Oct. 10, and county residents and commissioners were invited to attend. “I attended this meeting,” Commissioner Jimmy Parker said.

Thirteen propositions pass in Nov. 7 election

Unofficial results for the Nov. 7 general election are in, resulting in thirteen propositions passing statewide. Chapel Hill ISD’s bond failed by six votes, with 49.55% voting for the bond, and 50.45% voting against.
Nailed it!

Nailed it!

Nailed it!

The Mount Pleasant High School Cosmetology students kept their annual tradition of providing manicures to residents of the Greenhill Villas of Mount Pleasant. The students visit on Halloween every year dressed in costumes to spread a little cheer and give back to their community.