Alexandra Meelbusch is a journalist for the Gatesville Messenger, focusing on local news and events in Gatesville, Texas. With a passion for community journalism, Alexandra covers a range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories.
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Alexandra Meelbusch predominantly covers local community events, holidays, and volunteer opportunities in Gatesville, Texas. She also focuses on family & relationships as well as sports and entertainment news.
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By: Alexandra Meelbusch
The Gatesville High School Fightin’ Hornet Band made history once again within the span of a week, first advancing to state and now bringing home a major accomplishment of placing eighth at …
Coryell County 4-H student, Makaylie Williams, was inspired to host a Farm & Family Fun Day at Hillside Medical Lodge for its residents, with the help of Activities Director Kami Williams, Becky …
By: Alexandra Meelbusch
After 65 years of serving the church and dedicating his heart to Christ, Pastor Will Sohns has expressed his love for people and the Lord through his recent published book, “God's Sending Heart.”
By: Alexandra Meelbusch
To get the community in holiday spirits for the Christmas season, the City of Gatesville is hosting a month-long nostalgic Christmas light walkthrough event with Christmas at the Ballpark at the Sports Complex.
By: Alexandra Meelbusch
Wendy Cole, City Secretary of the City of Gatesville, is set to retire at the end of December after upholding a distinguished career marked by dedication and a deep understanding of the city's general operations.
By: Alexandra Meelbusch
Gatesville Junior High School's College & Career class hosted a fair with 14 local businesses and five colleges in the gymnasium on Thursday, Dec. 5. Students were given opportunities to learn about possible education and career pathways that will impact their future and education.
Since the Christmas season is upon us, the Gatesville Senior Center is accepting donations for its third annual toy drive to benefit local Head Start students and their families.
At a regular city council meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10, Gatesville's new police chief, Jeffrey Clark, was sworn in under oath. Clark's wife and daughter were present to pin his badge to his uniform.
The City of Gatesville and Keep Gatesville Beautiful (KGB) dedicated the Highway 36 Monument on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
By: Alexandra Meelbusch
This past November, Walmart recalled cucumber slices sold in 34 Texas stores over concerns that they might be contaminated with salmonella.
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