Infantry trainee John E Wood completes Fort Benning training
Private John Erik Wood graduates from basic training at Fort Benning Georgia on August 16 and advances to infantry training. He belongs to the 1st Platoon Wolverines of the 2nd Battalion 54th Infantry known as The Mailed Foot commanded by Captain Ukiah Senti with Staff Sergeant Lewis. The Mailed Foot traces to World War I and earned the Presidential Unit Citation and Belgian Croix de Guerre for Bastogne. Wood, a Floresville High School 2003 graduate, is the son of Jeff and [redacted] Brownlow, a hunter and former Tiger baseball player who participated in JROTC and the Voice of Democracy scholarship. He will wear Crossed Rifles after completion of infantry training and plans to attend Airborne School and the Ranger Indoctrination Program at Fort Benning.
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NSDAR Sets October 14 Meeting in San Antonio
The Susanna Dickinson Chapter of the NSDAR will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday October 14 at 3 30 p m in the East Central School Museum 6634 New Sulphur Springs Rd San Antonio Mary Dowdy of Pleasanton will present Antique Toys The public is invited to attend.
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Post Office Cont. Affects Floresville Downtown
Local business owners report little change in foot traffic as the U S Postal Service seeks retail space to reopen a Floresville post office during repairs. Officials say a temporary downtown location isn t guaranteed and a new post office is not yet decided.
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Texas Workforce Commission Announces $1.4 Billion Bond Sale
The Texas Workforce Commission disclosed the sale of $1.4 billion in bonds via the Texas Public Finance Authority to bolster the Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund. The move aims to lower interest costs, reduce taxes for Texas employers, and restore fund levels while funding unemployment benefits through a five year plan.
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