The Real County Public Library is located at 225 Main St, Leakey, TX 78873(830) 232-5199https://www.leakeylibrary.org/
The Camp Wood Public Library has purchased over 950 books this past year with the Texas Book Festival Grant and the J. Frank Dobie Grant. That means we have to get rid of lots of books to make space for all those new books. The Friends of the Library will be selling children and adult
Leakey PTO sponsored miles across Texas shirts and medals! Miles Across Texas winners 2nd Grade 414.75 Dereck M.25.50 Corbin F. 21.75 Bradley B. 21.50 3rd Grade 395.75 Class winner Karsyn O.26.75 Lee B. 23.25 Mitchell R.21.00 4th Grade 473.25 Class winner Ben L.54.75 Aidan H. 42.50 Camdyn P.36.50 5th Grade 664.50 Chase R. 40.25 Mallory
By Annabell McNew This morning, I sat in on Uvalde County Commissioners Court and City Council of Uvalde meetings where citizens addressed US Customs & Border Patrol with questions about the influx of migrants that have entered the US illegally and are going to be released in Uvalde (likely in the HEB and Walmart parking
Next Texas Real Art event will be May 31st at Rio Frio, 6-8, and the theme will be a colorful longhorn. June events will be in town, dates and places to be posted soon. To sign up for the May31st Art Event go to: https://www.texasrealart.com/events
WHERE there is a need, we serve! All proceeds from the sale of raffle tickets stay in the community from EMS, Fire Dept., scholarships, vision and hearing screenings, etc.BUY A RAFFLE TICKET from any Lion or stop by Hondo National Bank, Texas Title or call Lion John Patrick at (361) 920-7368, Drawing at July Jubilee Lions booth. $5
The Real County Historical Commission will meet on Saturday, May 18, at 2:00 in the afternoon at the Nutrition Center in Leakey. Our guest speaker will be Barbara Perkins who will do a presentation on her book, “A Shattered Spring 1927” which is the peoples story about the tornado which ravaged Rocksprings, Texas in 1927.
Friends of Garner members joined the April Texas Trash Bash highway clean-up on the 29th. They stuffed 23 “Adopt a Highway” bags on a two mile stretch of US 83. Thanks to these awesome volunteers!