NEWS & EVENTS IN SURROUNDING COUNTIES

SCURRY

Learn to paint with acrylics at College on the Square

SNYDER—If you’ve ever wanted to learn to paint, now’s your chance. Western’s Texas College’s “College on the Square” in downtown Snyder is offering “Learn to Paint with Acrylics with Nathalie Kelley.”

Classes will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday during February and March. Cost is $100 for all four classes and includes supplies.

—The Snyder News

CROSBY

Animal Rescue Center holding virtual fundraiser

CROSBYTON—The Animal Rescue Center of Crosby County is holding a virtual fundraiser for a perimeter fence around their back kennels.

The cost of the fence will be $6,000. The animal rescue center had applied for a grant, but did not win the grant, so they set up a fundraiser on their Facebook page, and have raised $1,855 so far.

If you’d like to donate to the shelter’s fundraiser, visit their Facebook page.

—Animal Rescue Center of Crosby County

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STONEWALL

Candidates forum to be held in Stonewall County Feb. 10

ASPERMONT—The Double Mountain Chronicle, the weekly newspaper serving Stonewall and Fisher counties will be holding a question and answer session with candidates seeking office in the March 1 primary.

Fisher County’s forum will be Feb. 3 at the Rotan ISD auditorium and Stonewall County’s will be Feb. 10 at a location to be determined.

Publisher Tricia Hurt is asking the public to email candidate questions to publisher@dmchronicle.com or editor@dmchronicle.com or the newspaper office at (325) 735-2562.

—Double Mountain Chronicle

GARZA

Candidates forum to be held in Garza County Feb. 10

POST—Candidates on the primary ballot on March 1 have been invited to gather for a candidates forum on Thursday, Feb. 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Post Community Center. The Post Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the event.

Audience members with questions will be able to submit their inquiries to a moderator.

Candidates for county offices have been invited to participate along with area, state and national candidates.

—The Post Dispatch

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