Marble Falls mourns Gus Michel Hill Country Philosopher
Marble Falls loses Gus Bowers Michel known as the Hill Country Philosopher and Gloomy Gus. He owned Michel's Drug Store for 41 years, wrote the Main Street Prattle Box, and the Gloomy Gus column. He served in the Navy during World War II and was named Outstanding Citizen of the Year in 1976.
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Honor Citizen Nomination for Emma Warwick
A Burnet reader urges the Dear Burnet Bulletin to honor Emma Warwick as an “Honor Citizen” for years of service helping the elderly. The writer cites Emma taking three ladies to Houston for a doctor visit and praises her selfless community work.
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Relocate Fire Department Proposed in City Letter
A Brownwood reader urges the city council to relocate the fire station from its cramped area to improve response times. The letter credits volunteers on call day and night for essential service and expresses thanks.
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