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A Match Made in Heaven | Mart woman set to donate kidney
Jerry Hoffman, a former Mart coach, will donate her kidney to an athlete s mother and longtime friend. Author: Niki Lattarulo (6News) Updated: 11:34 PM CST January 10, 2021
MART, Texas Many small cities across Central Texas are more than just tight-knit communities, they become families. Mart, Texas is an example of just that, especially for Nikkey Rush Freeman.
Freeman moved to Mart from Georgia in the early 80s and graduated from Mart High School in 1988. Being a Mart Panther has been the biggest blessing of my life, Freeman said.
Since moving over 30 years ago, Freeman s two children also graduated from Mart, allowing her to make long-time friends through the school and athletic programs.
By Kent Casson
For The Daily Leader
FAIRBURY Residents of Fairbury are doing a good job of shopping locally in this most interesting year, it was learned Wednesday at the Fairbury City Council meeting.
“It’s definitely showing in our tax receipts,” Alderman Jerry Hoffman said during the regular meeting of the board, which was held via Zoom.
Alderman Gary Norris noted local businesses are getting creative and City Superintendent Brett Ashburn pointed to a big push to shop local even before the pandemic started.
“This kind of boosted that in a way,” Ashburn said.
In another matter, Ashburn reported the truck with the water pump used for water main repairs went down. The city hopes to have the essential piece of equipment repaired and back together next week. A rebuilt pump is expected to cost around $11,000, which is significantly less than a new one.
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