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Hood County News · Granbury, TX

Nancy Bridges Hendrix

: Nov. 23, 1939 - Oct. 24, 2026Nancy Bridges Hendrix, 86, of Granbury, Texas, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Oct. 24, 2026. Nancy Bridges Hendrix Born on Nov. 23, 1939, in Austin, Nancy lived a life marked by her kindness, generosity and unwavering devotion to those she loved. Nancy was gentle and softly spoken. She always had time for others and her caring nature shone through. Nancy’s religion was very dear to her. She was a devoted and active member of the Christian Methodist church for her entire life. Nancy graduated from Midlothian High School, then the University of Texas and she graduated from Texas Christian University, where she was a proud member of the Tri Delta sorority. Following university, Nancy was a legal secretary for Mobil Oil. Nancy met David Milton Hendrix in Dallas and they married in 1989. She and her husband lived in Dallas most of their marriage, retiring to their beautiful ranch in Walnut Springs where they raised premier Black Angus cattle.

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The Atoka County Times · Fort Worth, TX

Nearby: Fort Worth, TX

Singing Men and Women of Texas to Present 'One Day' Concert in Fort Worth

The Singing Men of Texas and The Singing Women of Texas will unite for a joint choral performance of "One Day" on Saturday, Nov. 21, at MacGorman Chapel. The concert will be presented under the direction of composer and conductor John Bolin. The event brings together two long-standing statewide vocal ensembles: The Singing Men of Texas, established in 1975, and The Singing Women of Texas, founded in 1994. The performance begins at 2 p.m. at MacGorman Chapel, located on the campus of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary at 2001 W. Seminary Dr. Admission to the concert is free and open to the public.

Stephenville Empire-Tribune · Hico, TX

Nearby: Hico, TX

SONIC awards $10,000 to Hico classrooms

BarberWeatherlyEmpire-Tribune staff WACO — Public school teachers in two regional Texas communities will receive $10,000 each in classroom funding thanks to the standout performance of… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Stephenville Empire-Tribune · Dublin, TX

Nearby: Dublin, TX

Dublin PD investigates vehicle burglaries

Empire-Tribune staff The Dublin Police Department is investigating a series of motor vehicle burglaries that occurred overnight Nov. 8 in the area of North Grafton,… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Victoria Advocate · Arlington, TX

Nearby: Arlington, TX

Lady Flyers pitcher Meismer signs with UT Arlington

Victoria-St. Joseph standout softball pitcher Shayne Meismer officially signed her National Letter of Intent on Wednesday. The signing was held inside the Flyer Dome on the St. Joseph campus in front of friends, family, and classmates. Meismer will continue her career at the Division 1 level with the University of Texas at Arlington next season. She capped off a remarkable high school career as a key player that helped the Lady Flyers win a state championship in two of the last three years. In this year’s 10-1 championship clinching win over the Midland Christian Lady Mustangs at Allen Saxe Field in Arlington, Meismer pitched a complete game and allowed one earned run on five hits, struck out five and walked two. Meismer joined St. Joseph teammates Valery Villareal, Ava Martinez, and Jazmyn Gamez as All-Tournament Team performers. Additional accolades for Meismer include a First Team All-State selection, First Team All-District, Academic All-State, and team MVP.

The Waxahachie Sun · Midlothian, TX

Nearby: Midlothian, TX

Trick-or-Treat Midlothian!

The city of Midlothian was full of goblins, ghosts and other creatures during its annual Midlothian Downtown Trick-or-Treat event. Just look at these great costumes!