Lokumbe to lead Civil Rights tribute
Bastrop’s resident jazz phenom Hannibal Lokumbe expects things to be jumping when he and fellow musicians play next Saturday, Feb. 13, at Austin’s Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum.
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010 |
Bastrop’s resident jazz phenom Hannibal Lokumbe expects things to be jumping when he and fellow musicians play next Saturday, Feb. 13, at Austin’s Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum.
A non-profit group consisting of local philanthropists who enjoy hunting, fishing and outdoor sports has raised more than $250,000 in four years for the Bastrop Education Foundation
Shirley “Dutch” White’s great-grandchildren gathered around him last weekend in his Cedar Creek home, making preparations to celebrate his 104th birthday on Feb. 8.
Proponents of improving river access in downtown Bastrop got some good news this week with the announcement that an almost $400,000 grant for a new boat ramp at Fisherman’s Park is on the way.
With their playoff hopes on the line, the Bastrop Bears watched them fade off in another close call.
"Looks SUSPICIOUS to say the least…"
"Maridel, have you considered running for the scchool board?"
"Pvt VanDyke was a gentle person…"
"I attended the Game, Gracy was leaving the bench when two other players started screaming at each other…"
"Thanks to Cyndi Wright for giving us an unflinching view of the true nature of this needless tragedy…"