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Comptroller Glenn Hegar Distributes Nearly $1.1 THE RIESEL RUSTLER The boy stood on the burning deck, a calm, unruffled hustler. He smoked his pipe with great delight – and read The Riesel Rustler. VOLUME 126124 PRICE 50¢ RIESEL,RIESEL, McLENNAN McLENNAN COUNTY, COUNTY, TEXAS TEXAS - - FRIDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE JULY 18,5, 2019 2021 USPS NO. 466-02 NUMBER 3032 Riesel City Council Minutes St.Friedens Joseph’s to Host 2019Perry Methodist’s Riesel FairHunter Parade Glenn Makes Float Winners Tuesday, May 14, 2019 AnnualDomino Tournament Picnic is Hamburger Drive Smoaky’s Academic All-Star Team BE IT REMEMBERED that project group. on Tuesday, MAY 14th, 2019, Oncor: Jeanne Lehrmann moved Sunday,Sunday, June July 7 27 Thru is Sat., June 26 the Riesel City Council met in a to approve a resolution denying an St.Friedens Joseph’s Church Annual in Picnic Riesel will is The Perry Ladies Society of REGULAR called meeting, at 6:30 application for approval of a rate behosting held its on monthly the church Domino grounds, Tour- Perry Methodist Church is hosting p.m. in the Riesel City Hall Meet- change submitted by Oncor Electric 9656nament Elk on Road Sunday, in Elk, July Texas 7. (locat- their second Hamburger Drive Thru ing Room, at 104 Hwy. 6 North in Delivery Company and to authorize edEveryone 13 miles East is welcome! of Waco, off Hwy. Supper on Saturday, June 26, from Riesel, Texas, with notice of said participation in proceedings at the 84),Registration on Sunday, for June the 27. tournament 5 to 7 p.m. or until sold out!! The meeting having been posted at least Public Utility Commission. Phyl- startsBarbecue at 12:30 brisket/sausage p.m. with bothwith event is being held at the Perry 72 hours in advance in accordance lis Koester seconded the motion alldominoes the trimmings and 42 willgames be startingfor sale Methodist Fellowship Hall, 193 CR with Section 551, Texas Govern- made by Jeanne. Motion carried forat 1:30 $12.00 p.m. per plate, and the meal 127 in Riesel. ment Code. unanimously. willFood be servedwill be fromfurnished. 11:00 a.m. to The dinner consists of a ham- Call to Order: Mayor Kevin Credit Cards: Discussion was 2:00Don’t p.m. miss An auctionall the fun!!! will begin at burger, chips, drink & homemade Hogg called the meeting to order held regarding on-site credit card 1:00 p.m. –––––––––– dessert for $8.00. at 6:30 p.m. processing as opposed to 3rd par- Other activities offered will be Council MembersSUNDAY, Present: tyJUNE credit card 20 processing, which Rustlerbingo, a jewelry Area booth, children’s Jeanne Lehrmann, Marshall Shaw, is currently being used. Jeanne games, a country store with many, Dodge Makes Bobby Dieterich, Phyllis Koester Lehrmann made a motion to table Studentsmany homemade Makeitems and food & JeffRiesel Tanner Independentdiscussion School until Districtnext month. Phyl- items, ice cold beverages and a Dean’s List at Employees Present:Board Alisha Meeting Fla- lis Koester Minutes seconded the motion, SHSUraffle drawing Honor after the Lists auction. nary, Danny Krumnow, Jonathan which carried unanimously. The rafflePresident’s prizes total List over $4000. Texas State Univ. Hefelfinger & Ryan Dieterich Rural Transit: Jeanne Lehr- Monday, February 22, 2021 TheThere students will be listed entertainment on the Presi for- Texas State University and the Visitors Present: Bob Wallace, mann made a motion to nominate dent’sthe entire Honor family Roll – at games Sam Houston and re- McCoy College of Business are Linda Hogg, Deena Tobias & Kath- Marshall Shaw to serve on the The Board of Trustees of the date. Riesel ISD has two active staff Statefreshments, University so make in Huntsville, plans to Texjoin- pleased to announceDECORATED that Chandler FLOATS – FIRST PLACE – RHS Varsity Cheer erine Bode Rural Transit District’s Board of Riesel Independent School District cases. There were no exposures as,us onare Sunday, undergraduates June 27. who have Keith Dodge of Riesel earned the Consent Items: Jeanne Lehr- Directors. Phyllis Koester sec- On May 19, 2021, the Bay- High School; Hunter Sheffield met in regular session on Monday, due to the previous week off. Mr. achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point Dean’s List recognition for excel- mann moved to approve the min- onded the motion. Motion carried lor Club hosted the 11th Annual of Iredell High School; Sofia February 22, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. in Cope gave a Sandy Creek update. average in all work attempted while lent academic performance for the utes from 04/09/19 and 4/16/19. unanimously. Smoaky’s Academic All-Stars Stalker, Valedictorian of Abbott the Administration Board Room. A settlement has been reached and Hotenrolled Temps in not less Remain; than 12 semes - Spring 2021 semester. Marshall Shaw seconded the mo- BBQ Restaurant: Discussion Banquet, which featured keynote High School; Darryl Thomas of The meeting was called to or- signed by the company and County ter hours. The university would like Texas State students must com- tion, which carried unanimously. was held regarding a new BBQ speaker Mr. Stephen Mackey. University High School; Taylor der by Tom McClintock at 6:05 officials. More information will be to recognize the following students plete 12 credit semester hours Marshall Shaw moved to approve restaurant that will be located at Chance of Isolated Hunter Glenn, Valedictorian of Westerfeld of Crawford High p.m. with the following members coming. Mr. Cope gave an HR up- for earning the honor for the Spring excluding correspondence courses payment of bills and payroll and the the former Lucky’s Café. Mayor Riesel High School, was among School; and Clydajia Williams of present: RuthAnne Schroeder, date. Riesel ISD had one staff res- 2019 semester. and earn a minimum GPA of 3.5 monthly financial reports. Jeanne Hogg addressed the questions and the honorees. La Vega High School. Roger Fitzpatrick, Ben Saage, Tom ignation, but has filled that position. ThunderstormsFrom Riesel – Ilexus Williams to be recognized for the Dean’s Lehrmann seconded the motion, Other 2020-2021 Academic All McClintock, Deanna Davis, Jeff concernsGrant update of Mrs. was Tobias. given by Ms. Dean’s List List during a given semester. A which carried unanimously. Stars Team members were: Hansen, and Tami Kadlacek. Flores.Reports: Riesel Monthly ISD has reports received were an- ReturnThe students by listed Mid-Week on the Dean’s reception is hosted each semester to Executive Session: an executive Brooke Ashcraft, Salutatorian Trinity Lutheran Also attending were: Supt. Bran- othersubmitted grant. by This the one Police is for $27,000Depart- List of Academic Honors at Sam honor each Dean’s List student, and session regarding Charles Street On Friday, we will have a 5% of Robinson High School; Gra- don Cope, Asst. Supt. Christina andment, is focusedUtility onDepartment teacher instruc and- Houston State University in Hunts- to give the deans of each academic lawsuit was on the agenda just as a chance of rain with mostly sunny ham Braunstein of Waco High To Host VBS Flores, Principals Krystal Wilson, tionalOffice leadership. of City Secretary This grant will ville, Texas, are undergraduates college a chance to congratulate precaution in case anything needed skies. Our high will reach 95° and School; Skyler Cheek, Valedic- Jody Wood, Brittni Summers, and provideExecutive training Session: and resources At 8:29 p.m., the who have achieved a grade point these exceptional students. Ad- to be discussed. City Attorney, Josh the low will drop to 73°. The wind torian of Hillsboro High School; Online June 21-25 Jaime Glenn, Russell Mezynski, districtCouncil would convened not intohave a closedotherwise ex- average of at least 3.5 out of a per- ditionally, recipients’ names are White, did not attend so there was no will be out of the South/Southeast Trapper Ensor of Bruceville-Eddy Packet pick up is June 20-21 Kevin Wunderlich, DL Wilson, beenecutive able session to afford. pursuant to Section fect 4.0 in all work attempted while displayed on a printed list in the need to convene into closed session. at 8 mph. High School; Kavian Gaither of Glenn Pittman with Reg 12, Misty 551.074Motion of by the Fitzpatrick Government and Code sec- enrolled in not less than 12 semes- LBJ Student Center at Texas State. Trinity Lutheran’s God’s Wonder andVisitor’s Alanis McCarver-Moore, Comments: Deena and ondedfor the byCity Davis Council for theto deliberate approval Saturday’s high will climb to Connally High School; Hannah Lab online digital, stay-at-home, 91°ter hours. with aThe 33% university chance ofwould isolated like ClementTobias brought and Kathy up questions Moore. about ofthe the duties, 2021-2022 evaluation, Riesel employment ISD Ac- to recognize the following students Hlavenka of West High School; VBS is June 21-25. VBS take-home plats,Public permits comment & TxDot was drivewayheard by ademicand/or appointment Calendar. Ayes-7. of a public Nays-0. of- thunderstorms. The low will drop day. Our high will reach 91° and C.J. Lanehart of Parkview Chris- packets will include everything tofor 73°, earning and thethe honorwind willfor the be Spring out of our low will drop to 75° with Mistyapproval and Alanisfor the McCarver-Moore. new barbecue ficerMotion or employee: by Davis Annualand seconded Evalua- 2019 semester. tian Academy; Cody Little of you need for a great VBS: music, restaurant.The Riesel Mrs. ISD Bode Mission, stated Vision, that bytion Schroeder of Jonathan for Hefelfinger, the approval ofUtility the the East/Northeast at 10 mph. winds out of the South/Southeast Temple High School; Lance Lon- snacks, crafts, and a gift for the OnFrom Sunday, Riesel we’ll– Ilexus have Williams a 24% at 11 mph. andshe wouldBelief likeStatements to see agendas were read post by- 2020-2021Maintenance staff Assistant early resignation From Mart – Trenatie Thomp- don of China Spring High School; week.
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