By Sandra Grizzle.
The Buda Fire Department named Captain Craig Odell “Officer of the Year” last week. So proud of our hometown man!
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Beginning in January, Red Door will move down the street from their present location and join the Hays Free Press, Old Main Street Station and Little Bluebird at the corner of Main and RR 967.
Also early in the New Year, Rebecca Ojeda will re-locate Salon One 12 to the south end of Main Street and become part of the Mill & Grain complex. The upscale salon will be fully staffed and offer many more services for all the old and new customers.
B & B Quilting & Gifts will move into their newly constructed, spacious two-story home the early part of 2014. The popular quilt shop, owned by sisters Nancy Brinkley and Lori Beckers, will move to Loop Street, just off North Main. The sisters, fourth generation quilters, will provide yards and yards of fabric, quilting supplies, patterns, books, gifts and classes
Watch for the grand opening of all the businesses and do shop local.
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Rounding out the year with birthday wishes to Darlene Brown and Mary Sue Randow on Dec. 24; Londa Burns, Chris Logan and Bill Reaves on Dec. 27; six-year-old Cyrus Boone LeBlanc, Charlotte Quisenberry and Cheryl Weatherford on Dec. 29; five-year-old Morgan Paige Opiela on Dec. 30; Barbara Hollis on Dec.31.
Shirley (Mashburn) and Lloyd Schwartz celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary on Dec. 29.
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Just a reminder to our area seniors, the Onion Creek Senior Center closes Monday, Dec. 23 and re-opens Monday, Jan. 6, 2014.
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Many folks from near and far have strolled through and enjoyed the fifth annual “Trail of Lights” at Stagecoach Park. This is a wonderful event for our town and we thank all who have helped with this Christmas time fun.
Merry Christmas to all!
