Today's Features

Jubilee Songfest, May 29

The First Apostolic Church located at 111 Third Street in Carrollton will host a Jubilee Songfest 2 p.m., Sunday May 29th. Everyone is welcome to attend this quarterly event of great gospel singing.

United Methodist hosts orphan choir

The Three Rivers District Health Department in coordination with Carroll County Animal Clinic and Minch Animal Clinic will conduct a Rabies Vaccination Clinic, from 8-10 a.m., Saturday, June 11, 2016, at Carroll County Health Center, 401 Eleventh Street in Carrollton. Bring your dogs and cats to receive their rabies vaccine for only $5. Other vaccines and supplies may be available upon request for additional fees.

The May meeting of Carroll County RetiredTeachers Association was held at Hometown Pizza with 12 members present. Members enjoyed a meal thanks to Mark and Carol Bates. They had made a generous donation to CCRTA during retired teachers week this past October. The purpose of the donation was to show their appreciation for the education their family had received from the Carroll County school system. The members of CCRTA truly appreciate this thoughtful gesture.

Pinkeye is a costly disease for the beef producer.  Preventing the disease is difficult because many factors are involved in the development of pinkeye including environment, season of the year, concurrent diseases, the strain of bacteria involved, and the animal’s genetic makeup and immune system.