County Commissioners Schedule December 2003 Meetings and Events
The commission chair Pat Martin leads a packed agenda with a court hearing on a pipeline permit to be built in Precinct 3, a $400 permit fee, $1 million insurance, and an indemnity clause shift. The courthouse restoration plan requires a 6 percent cost increase per architect Mark Thacker to cover inflation and insurance, with Hazard Mitigation, demoncratic party meetings, and several county events slated through December 22, 2003.
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Kannon Devin
Universal Ensco
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Ichard King
Mark Thacker
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James Wallace
Leon County
Carla McEachern
Democratic Party
Pat Martin
Normangee
Robert Boettcher
Brian & Brian Asphalt
Henderson
Big Bear Cruisers Inc
Faith Forest Partners
Woodville
Donald Burns
Oakhurst
Joe
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Corporation
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Leon County Justice Center
Christmas and Community News from Leon County Texas
Condolences and congratulations mix as communities share prayers for loved ones and announce births. Local events include charity caroling, a Santa visit, Republican Women and 4-H seminars, livestock show acknowledgments, and Christmas parades. Multiple town notices cover council actions and public meetings.
How to Become a Christian Based on Romans Truths
A concise gospel summary citing Romans 3 23 Romans 6 23 Romans 5 8 and Romans 10 13 urging repentance belief and inviting Jesus as personal Savior with a closing blessing from Rev Ballard White.
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Centerville Building Supplies Offers Tools Lumber and More
Centerville Building Supplies showcases a full range of hardware offerings from Vermont American and Stanley tools to Valspar paints, lumber, metal roofing, siding, plumbing fixtures, electrical goods, and decking materials. Owner Terry Largent and staff provide guidance for home projects with hours 7 to 5 weekdays and 7 to noon Saturdays.
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Centerville Building Supplies
Terry Largent
Brian Largent
Dee Sanders
Flint Doak
Vermont American Tools
Stanley Tools
Terry
Ward Memorial Library Hosts Annual Christmas Open House
Elmer P Ward Memorial Library invites the public to its third annual Christmas Open House during the Parade with cider and cookies. The note highlights Friday volunteers Vera Inskeep Peggy Crowe Jodi Thomas Liz Rought and Nancy Spanier and requests donations of money books and shelves for Centerville Texas.
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Vera Inskeep
Republican
Peggy Crowe
Jodi Thomas
Liz Rought
Nancy Spanier
Ward Memorial Library
E. &. Marys
Centerville
Elizabeth
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Victor Hillman
Dr. Torno
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Raymond Johnson
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Homer Kelly Sr
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Don Edwards
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Living Faith Baptist Church
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Brother Ray
Juno.com
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Centerville First
Evans Chapel
Leona
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Hilltop Lakes
Leon County Opry
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Leon County Coalition
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Lord's Pantry
Senior Citizens, and Youth Project
Crisis Pregnancy
Oakwood Dunbar Alumni Community Center
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Academy Hill
Oakwood
Centerville High School
Amy Wilson
Wardtreet
FM 1119
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Hwy. 75
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Centerville News
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Audrey Grimes
Shirley Ellis
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Centerville Eding Supply
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