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    The History of Goliad, Texas

    Goliad, Texas (ZIP 77963) began as Spanish La Bahía on the San Antonio River, was renamed in 1829 as an anagram of Hidalgo, and in 1836 saw James W. Fannin’s command executed after Coleto. The sources still disagree on how many prisoners Portilla held that Palm Sunday.

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    Nocona, Texas: Cattle, a Railroad and the Boot Town on Highway 82

    From a 1870s cattle ranch to Justin boots and Enid Justin's Nocona Boot Company, here is how this Montague County town got its name and its fame.

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    Dallas County Voters Reject 2.4-Cent Tax for Homelessness Programs

    Unofficial results show Proposition A losing 51.9 percent to 48.1 percent with all 444 precincts reporting, Community Impact reported.

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    The History of Jacksboro, Texas

    Jacksboro, Texas (ZIP 76458) began as Mesquiteville on Lost Creek, was nearly emptied by raids during the Civil War and came back beside Fort Richardson. In 1871 two Kiowa chiefs were tried for murder upstairs in its courthouse. The sources still disagree on when the fort was founded.

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    Alice ISD Cuts the Ribbon on Its $38 Million Memorial Stadium

    The 6,000-seat stadium replaced the nearly 80-year-old Skydome on the same site. The district plans graduations and student events there as well as football.

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The History of Goliad, Texas

Goliad, Texas (ZIP 77963) began as Spanish La Bahía on the San Antonio River, was renamed in 1829 as an anagram of Hidalgo, and in 1836 saw James W. Fannin’s command executed after Coleto. The sources still disagree on how many prisoners Portilla held that Palm Sunday.

Presidio La Bahía near Goliad, Texas: low stone walls and a chapel with a white facade and single bell tower rising above the fort enclosure, photographed from outside the ramparts under a blue sky with scattered clouds