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Firefighters battle a blaze that rendered a mobile home a total loss on Tuesday morning. The fire occurred about 5 a.m. Tuesday on Farm-to-Market Road 916 west of Joshua. Firefighters from Joshua and Godley arrived within minutes, said Lt. Russ Bassham of the Joshua Volunteer Fire Department. Firefighters from MidNorth and Burleson also arrived to assist, said Joey Reed, Johnson County Emergency Services District No. 1 executive director. The sole occupant was not at home at the time, Bassham said. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, he said. Matt Smith/Times-Review
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Fire totals mobile home
Firefighters battle a blaze that rendered a mobile home a total loss on Tuesday morning. The fire occurred about 5 a.m. Tuesday on Farm-to-Market Road 916 west of Joshua. Firefighters from Joshua and Godley arrived within minutes, said Lt. Russ Bassham of the Joshua Volunteer Fire Department. Firefighters from MidNorth and Burleson also arrived to assist, said Joey Reed, Johnson County Emergency Services District No. 1 executive director. The sole occupant was not at home at the time, Bassham said. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, he said.
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Artist David Wright of Tennessee donated this limited edition print of Maj. Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne to be displayed in the Johnson County Courthouse. In “Cleburne,” the general is shown surveying his troops before his fatal charge against Gen. Schofield’s entrenched troops during the Civil War in Franklin, Tenn.
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Happy birthday, Pat
Today’s birthday of the city’s namesake, Maj. Gen. Patrick Cleburne, will not be celebrated in any official capacity, according to city and chamber of commerce officials.
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Superintendent: Rio Vista back in the black
Wells Fargo Bank will receive a Christmas card from Rio Vista ISD this year, and it won’t be postage-due.
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Lean budget year expected
Most indicators point toward a tight upcoming budget year for Cleburne, said City Manager Chester Nolen.
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City working on potholes, tree limbs; pool, golf course ready
Fixing potholes and collecting downed limbs caused by recent winter storms remains a priority for city workers, said Cleburne City Manager Chester Nolen.
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Rio Vista students donate animal food
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Happy birthday, Pat
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Cleburne’s Ty Taylor struck out 14 Midlothian batters on Wednesday night as Cleburne (12-6, 1-1 in 16-4A play) rallied for a 4-1 road victory against the Panthers. The game was moved to Wednesday after a rain delay on Tuesday night.
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Cleburne downs Midlothian, 4-1
It’s not how you start, but how you finish.
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UPDATE: Area baseball postponed because of rain
Area baseball games have been moved/postponed because of rain.
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UPDATE: Cleburne baseball, softball teams win on Saturday
The Cleburne Yellow Jackets won their host tournament on Saturday with a 12-5 victory over Mansfield Legacy in the final.
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Lady Jackets beat Meridian, 7-1
The Cleburne Lady Jackets snapped their losing streak on Saturday against Meridian with a 7-1 win.
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Jackets compete in Granbury
Both Cleburne track teams competed in the Granbury meet on Friday.
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Cleburne downs Midlothian, 4-1
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What’s Arabic for ‘You’re no Atticus Finch’?
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What’s Arabic for ‘You’re no Atticus Finch’?
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John Watson: Cleburne residents find pleasures in park
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John Watson: Cleburne residents find pleasures in park
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