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The Nocona News, July 2, 2020, Page 5 at New Titles Present Local History at TNT Museum Gift Shop 1522 East Hwy. 82 Nocona 825-5330 “People say, ‘Oh, you’re doing the job of journal- ists.’ I think its very impor- tant to note that we can’t do our job without journalists. Journalists can do their job without late-night comedi- ans. They’d be just fine without us. But we, of course, use their work every day to build our pieces.” —Seth Meyers To Subscribe to The News, Call -- 825-3201 HELP WANTED PUBLISHER'S NOTICE All real estate advertising in this newspaper is sub- ject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimina- tion based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, fa- milial status or national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation or discrimina- tion." 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Contact Georgia Montague Apartments 1004 Grayson St., Nocona, TX Hunting Lease Wanted 2 Responsible Hunters (father/son) WANT APPROX 500 ACRES Year-round hunting lease Prefer house or cabin, but at least water and electricity available References Available CELL 972-672-6325 HOME 972-985-8651 V e n t t r a t l e n X T a a @ o o ) 0 4 9 f e t e e l b WICHITA FALLS — The Museum of North Texas His- tory has not been approached in any official capacity to re- house the Confederate Mon- ument which is located in front of Memorial Audito- rium in Wichita Falls, Texas. The Board and Staff of the Museum of North Texas His- tory are aware of the discus- sions surrounding the monument, and that in other towns and cities across the country, museums have be- come a repository for Con- federate Statues and Monuments. We appreciate the public for wanting to en- gage the Museum into this conversation to provide con- text and history. We, as an organization, are willing to participate in conversations surrounding the monument with both res- idents and the Wichita Falls City Council. Continued from Page 1 into office on Wednesday, less than 48 hours after County Judge Rick Lewis announced his resignation and retirement. Dealing with mass gather- ings is just one of literally thousands of things Judge Benton noted he was having to learn “on the fly.” At the top of his list of “things to learn” is how to handle probate matters and guardianships – but those are just the tip of the iceberg, he smiled Monday morning. There are things like emergency management, pandemics, open meetings laws, open records laws, and hundreds of other laws that Judge Benton was aware he would need to learn. And the next training seminar for new county judges will not be conducted until January, after the November general elec- tions so that means lots of reading, and consultations with current and former county judges as well as at- torneys with the Texas Asso- ciation of Counties. Near the top of the list at the recommendation of the list, he said recalling a con- versation with an attorney for the Texas Association of Counties, was the on-line training regarding open meetings and open records. The judge noted he al- ready has the names and phone numbers of several ex- perienced judges who have stepped forward and offered to help him navigate the complex waters of adminis- tering a county. Meanwhile, lurking near the top of his desk is finaliz- ing the 2020-21 county budget. “It’s going to be chal- lenging,” he said of the budget. It had been more than five weeks since the last “posi- tive” Covid-19 cases was re- ported involving a resident of Montague County. Then in just a few days last week the count went from 9 to 17. --Source State Department of Health Services Resurgence . . . Wichita museum will to discuss monument move Learning curve
