Seen around town
Posted 6/18/26
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Seen around town
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Chamber Manager Danielle Vance chats with Chamber President Kirk Henson at Mineola’s Chamber mixer held Thursday, June 11 at RNA tavern.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Dakota Baker (right) studies a dinosaur at the Alba Public Library’s “Unearth a Story” time, while big sister Elena Baker sits in the background. Libraries across Texas are all participating in the “Unearth a Story” program this summer and giving kids unique ways to learn more about dinosaurs and reading.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Haley and Johnathan McBurnett attended Quitman Chamber’s first co-hosted event with the City of Quitman on Friday, June 12. City manager Allan Gilbert spoke to attendees letting them know about the launch of the city’s new cell phone app, encouraging everyone to download it so they can have quick access to everything the city offers.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Mineola library staff and volunteers taught kids fun songs and chants that included lots of movement at their “Unearth a Story” summer program on Wednesday, June 10.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Wood County Arboretum volunteers Joe Male and David Raines take a break from building an arbor on Friday, June 12. The new arbor is close to the beginning of the three-quarter mile walking trail at the Wood County Arboreturm.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Spencer Rye reads to kids attending the Quitman Public Library’s story time, which directly followed their summer “Unearth a Story” program.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Work crews were spotted well before 6 a.m. on Friday, June 12, at Quitman Junior High. The crew was prepping the work site to pour the foundation for the new classrooms at the junior high school.
(Monitor photo by Carley Tucker)
Master Magician Mike Corry wowed the crowds at Quitman Public Library on June 10 with a theme of “Jurassic Magic” during their summer reading program on June 11.
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