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The Jack County Herald
See County Fair schedule, Page 2
Volume 65, Number 32 Friday, January 7,2011 www.jacksboronewspapers.com 75 cents
Four arrested on drug possession charges
By PAM HUDSON
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Jack County law enforce-
ment agencies, fire depart-
ments and emergency medi-
cal services were busy during
the holidays protecting and
serving our community resi-
dents.
According to a report pro-
vided by Jack County Sheriff
Danny Nash, fifteen arrests
occurred between Dec. 16 -
31. Four individuals were ar-
rested for possession of con-
trolled substances.
Cory Lee Crow, 21 -year-old
white male, was arrested Dec.
30 by the Jack County Sher-
iff’s Office for possession of
a controlled substance pen-
alty group one, greater than
one gram, less than 4 grams
charge. He was released Dec.
31 on a $15,000 bond.
Kelly Joe Fowler, 25-year-
old white male was arrested
on Dec. 30 by the JCSO for
session of a controlled
stance penalty group
one, less than one gram and
surety off bond for a previ-
ous charge of possession of a
controlled substance penalty
group 1, less than one gram.
He was released Dec. 31
on a $6,000 bond on each
charge.
Timothy Wayne Valley,
22-year-old white male was
arrested Dec. 30 by JCSO
for possession of a controlled
substance penalty group one,
See ARRESTS, Page 2
CORY CROW KELLY FOWLER HENRY RISCHOW TIMOTHY VALLEY
Appreciate your school board members in January
January is School Board Recognition Month and a good time to spotlight
more than 7,000 men and women who serve our local schools and help pro-
mote public education.
The Jacksboro Independent School District, Bryson ISD and Perrin-Whitt
CISD will join other districts across the state to celebrate the countless con-
tributions of these dedicated community leaders. Jacksboro ISD will enjoy an
appreciation dinner Jan. 10 and will take a group photo at that time.
“The biggest challenges facing the education system can also be among its
greatest strengths. For example, during a time when state and national man-
dates rightly place more emphasis than ever on setting the bar high for edu-
Perrin-Whitt school board
Members include front left, Pat Wright, Secretary; Janet Adair; Jody
Barbare; back left, Scott Fowler, Vice President; Wayne Stephens, Presi-
dent; and Tracy Lee. Not pictured is member Mischelle Davis.
cation, it remains important for each community to retain control of its own
educational system,” Governor Perry said.
“Balancing the need for local control with directives coming down from
larger governmental bodies is a difficult and oftentimes unappreciated task,
but for over two centuries, American school boards have risen to such chal-
lenges. School boards also deal with issues such as the rapidly expanding role
of technology in the classroom, the challenge to keep our children both well-
educated and physically active, and—as always—the difficulties inherent in
See SCHOOL BOARD, Page 2
Bryson school board
Members include front left, Lynn Casteel, Vice President; Henry Bird-
well Jr., President; back, Frank Hefner; Tommy Ainsworth, Secretary;
T-Bob Hauger; and Clifford Smith. (Courtesy Photos)
Swearing continues Monday
Jack County Judge Mitchell Davenport, left, performed the swearing in of office holders County Clerk Shelly Clayton, Commissioners James
Brock and Terry Ward, District Clerk Tracie Pippin, and Justice of the Peace, J. Nolan Dunlap. (Photo by Alaina Luna)
Last call for
Christmas tree
disposal
Now that the 2010 holidays are over, clean up efforts
can begin with eco-friendly Christmas tree disposal
from the city of Jacksboro.
Trees without all the lights, decorations and tinsel
will be accepted 8 a.m. - noon, Saturday, at the city’s
Public Works gravel yard at the comer of South Third
and West Mesquite streets.
In addition, free mulch is available to the public as
long as it lasts, on a first-come, first-served basis.
There is no charge for this service.
County show continues through Saturday
Preparing the animals
FFA students and 4-H members of Jack County clip their animals Wednesday eve-
ning to get them ready forjudging Friday. As this paper hits the racks, it is not too
late to go join the fun and watch these students excel. (Photo by Alaina Luna)
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