NewsKaufman High School students will experience a change when they return to classes in the fall — no lockers.
From a gravel parking lot lit up with car lights and car radios providing the sound track to more than a thousand Lions gathering with a live band and catered events, the Kaufman Jubilee has changed throughout the years but one thing remains the same — former Kaufman students and staff descend on the town for food, friends and memories.
It may take a village to raise a child, but it takes a community to build a park.
Previous News HeadlinesJuly 9th, 2009 KHS set to get rid of lockersKaufman High School students will experience a change when they return to classes in the fall — no lockers.Groups team up to build 'green space' downtownIt may take a village to raise a child, but it takes a community to build a park.Planning gets under way for alumni eventFrom a gravel parking lot lit up with car lights and car radios providing the sound track to more than a thousand Lions gathering with a live band and catered events, the Kaufman Jubilee has changed throughout the years but one thing remains the same — former Kaufman students and staff descend on the town for food, friends and memories.July 3rd, 2009 Oncor unveils the future of electric metersAre you ready for an electricity meter that tells not only how much electricity you're using, but how much it's costing you?Celebrating freedomThe cities Kaufman and Rosser will be celebrating America's independence with parades, a fish fry and lawn mower races on July 4.Slumping sales tax alters city projectsA sharp drop in city sales tax receipts in January and only minimal increases in the following months has caused city leaders to scale back some items to help balance next year's budget.Help Center meets need of those facing family crisisOne of the most basic needs is clothing and it is just one other need the Kaufman Christian Help Center is hoping to fill with its new clothing pantry.July 2nd, 2009 Slumping sales tax alters city projectsA sharp drop in city sales tax receipts in January and only minimal increases in the following months has caused city leaders to scale back some items to help balance next year's budget.Help Center meets need of those facing family crisisOne of the most basic needs is clothing and it is just one other need the Kaufman Christian Help Center is hoping to fill with its new clothing pantry.Oncor unveils the future of electric metersAre you ready for an electricity meter that tells not only how much electricity you're using, but how much it's costing you?Celebrating freedomThe cities Kaufman and Rosser will be celebrating America's independence with parades, a fish fry and lawn mower races on July 4.June 27th, 2009 Traffic stop leads to drug arrestsCRANDALL - A routine traffic stop this week resulted in two Kaufman County residents getting arrested on drug charges.Extinguishing flamesKaufman fireman Jeff Council assists Mabank fire department cadet Cody Myrick during a fire on Lakeside Drive June 22.June 26th, 2009 Extinguishing flamesKaufman fireman Jeff Council assists Mabank fire department cadet Cody Myrick during a fire on Lakeside Drive June 22.Traffic stop leads to drug arrestsCRANDALL - A routine traffic stop this week resulted in two Kaufman County residents getting arrested on drug charges.June 25th, 2009 County resolution seeks funding for Terrell projectTwo weeks after passing a resolution supporting $10 million in funding for a bridge project in Forney, Kaufman County commissioners recommended the remaining regional transportation funds be allocated to the City of Terrell.Primary concern: KISD limits scope of projectKaufman School Board members voted to scale back construction at Monday Primary during a special session June 16.Simply perfectThey’ve moved around, but when it finally came time to settle down and eventually retire, Fran Godek and her husband Stanley Godek ended up only feet from the house where Fran Godek was born back when Rosser was a thriving town with shops and an operating train depot.Traffic stop leads to drug arrestsCRANDALL — A routine traffic stop this week resulted in two Kaufman County residents getting arrested on drug charges.City hopes road lures ‘big box’The Kaufman City Council is making improvements that will hopefully lure a "big box" retail store to the city. |
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