Corsicana/Navarro County Health Department
Dr. Kent Rogers, Medical Director of the Corsicana/Navarro County Health Department is shown receiving a check for the Health Department from Trustees of the Medical Arts Foundation, including, from left, Dr. Joseph McNally, Jr., Dr. Charles Biltz, Dr. Neal Green and Dr. Joseph Glicksman. The purpose of the grant is to help purchase prescriptions for residents of the community, as well as other needs of the Health Department.
Family First Hospice Inc.
Family First Hospice Inc. welcomes Dr. Kent Rogers as an associate team physician.
Rogers has been a respected physician and community leader for more than 35 years, caring for each patient and neighbor with respect and compassion. Family First Hospice is honored to work closely with a physician who shares its philosophy of care and commitment to service.
Together Family First Hospice will honor each life by respecting the individual, promoting quality of life, fostering end-of-life choices and providing support to the grieving. The staff strives to bring comfort, dignity and peace to the people it cares for, so that people may live every moment of life to the fullest.
Family First Hospice provides end-of-life care, caregiver support, and bereavement support throughout Navarro and Ellis counties. If you would like more information regarding hospice services, contact Family First Hospice at (972) 878-2273 or (866) 834-3700.
Wally’s Party Factory
A Corsicana institution is changing its name. Card & Party Factory, which has been supplying Navarro County with party supplies since 1994, will now be Wally’s Party Factory. The store’s ownership and great staff are not changing.
Wally’s Party Factory is truly a discount party “Superstore.” The first thing customers will notice when they walk in is the “Balloon Zone,” which features over 300 different styles of Mylar balloons. Also in that area, customers can order custom balloon bouquets, arches, and arrangements for all occasions, including weddings, and school functions.
In addition to balloons, Wally’s carries a full line of party supplies for all occasions and themes: birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, showers, casino nights, Oscar nights, weddings, etc. Its huge selection of bagged, bulk party favors is great for teachers, carnivals, and fairs. According to the season, it also stocks merchandise for the holidays. In the fall, the store carries an extensive selection of Halloween merchandise, including costumes for all ages and sizes.
Wally’s Party Factory also offers custom services, such as custom wedding invitations, and custom imprinted napkins. Moreover, the store has custom indoor and outdoor banners, which are great for proms, corporate events, and “welcome home” parties.
Wally’s Party Factory also carries an enormous selection of greeting cards for every occasion, at discount prices.
Card & Party Factory/Wally’s Party Factory, which is based in Ennis, is the largest privately-held chain of independent party supply stores in the United States. The chain began operating in 1994, and has grown steadily over the past 14 years.
The company’s 31 party stores are located in Texas and Oklahoma.
Oil leases
Doris Gillen, James B. Gillen, Jr., Gay Gillen Stone, Mary Gillen Burch and County Family Partners, Ltd to BMNW Resources, LLC, being 517.66 acres of land, more or less, situated in the H.G. Anderson Survey, Navarro County, Texas
Warranty deeds
Delores Ramos to Martha A. Carranza, 1.00 acre of land situated in the T.J. Chambers Survey, Navarro County, Texas
Joann Montez Garcia to Maria D. Herrera and Gildardo Aguilar, all that certain lot, tract or parcel of land being lot Nine (9) and Block 418, City of Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas
Pangea Real Estate Group LLC to Mountain West Entrust IRA FBO, Block G, Lot 10, Navarro County, Texas
Cecil R. Ellis and Patricia L. Ellis to James A. Jolly and Betty Jolly, all that certain lot, tract or parcel of land, being 10 acres, more or less, save and except 2.00 acres, more or less situated in the David Clary League Survey, Navarro County, Texas
Theresa Gail Martin, Independent Executrix of the Estate of Guy Ronald Martin to Sandra G. Hiler, all those certain lots, tracts or parcels of land located in the Town of Frost, Navarro County, Texas
James Gryder and Julie Gryder to Lawrence Rappaport and Nicole Rappaport, all that certain lot, tract or parcel of land, being Lots 1, 2 and 3, of Block 27 of the City of Frost, Navarro County, Texas
William G. Conger to Patty Cunningham Conger, all of my undivided interest in and to those certain lots, tracts or parcels of land being a part of Lot No. 12, and all of Lot No. 13, Block 1116 of the Woodland Hills Addition No. 11, Phase I, City of Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas
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Dance hall appeal before council
The Corsicana City Council will hear an appeal of a denied dance hall permit application when it meets in regular session at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Council members are scheduled to meet in a work session at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Government Center conference room, before the regular agenda meeting starting at 6 p.m. -
CISD Board to meet Monday
The Board of Trustees of the Corsicana Independent School District is scheduled to meet in a special meeting at 6 p.m. Monday at the CISD Administration Building, 601 North 13th Street.
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Business Notes
CorsiTech is pleased to announce that it is the recipient of the first-ever ChemStewards Sustainability Award for its efforts to reduce hazardous substances and greenhouse gas emissions and develop more sustainable products and practices at its Corsicana based facility.
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Police Beat
• A woman reported that a known person pulled a knife on her Monday in the 400 block of North Third St.
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Entertainment Beat
Feb. 10
American Legion Post 22 will be open to the public for a night with Justin Hunter. He will entertain with classic to current country music. Advance tickets are available for $8. Tickets at the door will be $10. Post is located at 632 N. Beaton. For more information (903) 874-3938, Cmdr. Gunny McCarty. -
City, school filing starts Monday
Local elections have taken a backseat to the controversy surrounding the state’s district maps, but filing for the city and school district elections begins Monday.
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No council support for bond
A vote by the public on a new Corsicana animal shelter isn’t likely to happen this spring, according to city council members and the mayor.
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College trustees call Monday meeting
The Navarro College Board of Trustees has called a special meeting for 1 p.m. Monday in the President’s Dining Room on the Corsicana campus.
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Top honors
It was an evening of dancing, humor and dining Thursday night at the 94th Annual Corsicana/Navarro County Chamber of Commerce banquet held at the new I.O.O.F. Events Center. According to Executive Director Paul Hooper, 520 people were at the event Thursday, making it the largest banquet in recent history.
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