COUNTY LIFE
Cities lift water restrictions
Lake Nocona is overflowing its capacity thanks to recent rains. (Photo by Willetta Crowe)
Nocona area water customers will go into the summer season with no water restrictions for the first time in five years thanks to the unexpected arrival of rainfall that filled not only Lake Nocona, but Bowie’s Lake Amon Carter. Nocona dropped its stage five restrictions, while Bowie eliminated its voluntary restrictions. Read the full story on the lake levels in the mid-week News. Pictured: High water areas around Amon Carter in the country club area. (Courtesy photo)
It is once more time to spring forward as Daylight Saving Time begins on March 9. Move your clocks forward one hour before you go to bed on Saturday night, so you will not out on Sunday activities.
Tourism staff from the Texas Lakes Trail made their annual Travel Information Center Blitz Monday and their travels include a quick stop in Bowie to the World’s Largest Bowie Knife. Mayor Gaylynn Burris welcomed the group and Bowie Community Development’s Cindy Roller was taking part in the trek that began in Grapevine at 8 a.m. The bus then went to the TIC in Wichita Falls, followed by lunch on the road before a visit to the TIC in Gainesville and then the TIC in Denison before returning to Grapevine. Despite the dreary weather, the travelers said they were excited to see the knife that tourism and people in the industry talk about.
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