Betsy Clark is a journalist for the Gatesville Messenger, a local newspaper. She primarily covers news and events in the small community of Pearl, providing updates on local happenings, community events, and stories of interest to the residents.
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Betsy Clark predominantly covers local announcements and events related to house & home, family & relationships. Her articles often focus on community news, events, and obituaries within a specific locality.
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By: Betsy Clark
Today is the day to be in Pearl for the Pearl Bluegrass event and the Pearl Cottage Bookstore and Flea Market Day. That’s right, you heard it here. The bookstore is restarting the Flea Market …
The Cottage Bookstore has re-started the Flea Market, and it will continue to be held every first Saturday henceforth. This is an opportunity for the folks interested in selling their items to set up a booth around the Gazaway Cabin next to the bookstore for $5. That amount goes to the Community Center fund for upkeep and maintenance of the building. Someone from the bookstore will collect your money. During the Bluegrass event, the Bluegrass Kitchen opens at 11 a.m., and their delicious homemade food is available at very reasonable prices. That money also goes toward the building maintenance and upkeep. These vital services help to ensure that the Community Center will be able to be home to not only the Bluegrass event, but also will be in good shape to host various community events. The building can be rented for things such as reunions and other family-type events. Garrett Dickey and Chris Ray can tell you more about that. Just look for them at the Community Center, and they will be glad to answer your questions! For more information on the Flea Market or Bookstore event, contact Linda Ray at 254-865-9282 or Kay Pruett at 254-965-5864. Now, head on out to Pearl. You will be so glad you did!
By: Betsy Clark
Betsy Clark Big News! The Pearl Cottage Bookstore and Resale Shop is preparing for a big sale on Dec. 7, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
By: Betsy Clark
The Pearl Baptist Church hosted a Thanksgiving get-together at the Pearl Community Center on Nov. 10. The main fare was Mexican food, and it was attended by over 80 Pearlites. Everyone reported that …
Happy Saturday after Thanksgiving everyone! Are you as stuffed as I am? Those leftovers still taste great to me, especially the buttermilk pie. Speaking of pie, there will be lots of delicious pies next week at the Pearl Community Center Bluegrass Kitchen from 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Just to remind you of the big events in Pearl next Saturday, I'm running a repeat of what will take place, when to be there, and what you can do when you visit the greatest little community in Texas. Be sure and share this information with family and friends.
Saturday is the day to be in Pearl. Be there because you don't want to be square. I've reminded you in the past couple of Pearl News articles all about the big “Buy What You Want, Pay What You Want by the Box” sale at the Pearl Cottage Bookstore, so you already know that you don't want to miss that. I also have already told you about the Bluegrass event where you can watch a stage show and jam for free and sign up for your band to play on stage for free, the unmatched food at the Bluegrass Kitchen for reasonable prices (cash only), and the opportunity to open a flea market-style booth around the cabin by the bookstore for only $5. Now, since you already know about these unparalleled opportunities, don't you think you ought to be there? Take some friends and family with you. There's no place like Pearl!
Last Saturday was a great day to be in Pearl. The Pearl Bluegrass had quite a few great bands to play on the stage, and the kitchen reported a wonderful crowd. Ilene was able to be there, and she said it was so good to see so many bluegrass friends attending. The bookstore also reported that lots of good folks came by. Everyone is looking forward to the next bluegrass event and bookstore opening on Jan. 4, 2025!
Merry Christmas! Wishing you the joy of the season that lasts throughout the years to come! “For unto us a child is born; unto us a Son is given: and the government shall be upon His shoulder: and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6. Amen and Amen!
Happy New Year! We hope you are planning to be in Pearl on Saturday for the monthly Pearl Bluegrass event and Pearl Cottage Bookstore Day! The stage show begins at 1 p.m., and bands are welcome to sign up to play in the Pearl Community Center. The bookstore opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m. There are lots of new books and other items. Everything is “buy what you want, pay what you want,” and all money collected goes toward the store's local charities. You can participate in the flea market by placing your booth north of the cabin and paying a small fee of $5. There is homemade food in the Bluegrass Kitchen for reasonable prices (cash only). Jamming goes on all day. It's free to see the stage show and jam, but donations are appreciated to help pay the Community Center bills. There's no place like Pearl, and everyone is welcome!
By: Betsy Clark
The next quarterly meeting of the Pearl Community Center board is Jan. 27. All are invited to attend. It starts at 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center. There are still a number of people in the …
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