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Ready to Rebuild: Demolition work at the A-100 Building has been completed. The building is being repurposed as the heart of a new Junior High campus for McGregor ISD. Demo and prep work included building pad sites for new construction and parking lots, and the removal of all interior walls on the first and second floors. The building’s basement was also cleared and will be used for district-wide storage. MISD Photos

MISD Trustees Make Personnel Decisions

Following an hour-long closed session discussion, the MISD School Board acted to accept personnel recommendations presented by Superintendent...

McGregor’s Emergency Operations Team Meets

The City of McGregor’s Emergency Operations Management team met on May 12 to consider several changes to the local Hazard Mitigation Plan....

Council Members Take Oath: Newly elected council members Alfredo Macedo (Ward 1) and Alex Garcia (Ward 3), and returning At-Large representative Sherry Adams were sworn in at the May 12 McGregor City Council Meeting.
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McGregor’s Council Seats Two Newest Members

The May 12 meeting of the McGregor City Council opened with City Secretary Angelia Sloan administering the Oath of Office to Ward 3 Council Member...

Planning and Zoning Considers Main Street Residential Project,...

A proposed multi-family residential project on McGregor’s Main Street faced stiff opposition at the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission earlier this week. Troy Glasson’s...

MISD Trustees Award Construction Contracts

At a special-called meeting on April 30, the MISD Board of Trustees addressed a minimalist agenda primarily focused on the school’s ongoing construction projects....

MISD School Board Election Results

Sitting MISD Trustees Frank Graves, Mary Jo Williams, and Trenton Rice (r to l) retained their seats on the School Board. Graves polled as the most...

Voters Approve OISD Bond Proposal

In Oglesby, voters approved a $9.495 million bond package that will result in a 42.41¢ per $100 valuation tax increase and cost the average...

City of McGregor Cancels May 3 Election

The McGregor City Council met on Monday, April 14, to act on an abbreviated agenda. The meeting opened with the council approving an Order of Cancellation for the general...

MISD Trustees Make Personnel Decisions for 2025-2026 School Year

Following an almost hour-long closed session, the MISD Board of Trustees took several personnel actions that will impact the district when classes resume in the fall.They...

Four Vying for MISD School Board Seats

Voters residing in McGregor ISD are being asked to fill three seats on the local school board. The terms of Frank Graves Jr, Trenton Rice, and Mary...

A ribbon cutting at The McGregor Executive Airport “reopened” the newly renovated terminal. Airport Manager Barry Lightfoot welcomed everyone...

Spay/Neuter Services Update for McGregor Citizens

McGregor Animal Control Officer Rowdy Petrich recently stopped by the Mirror office to discuss the city’s contract with the Animal Birth Control Center in Waco, which...

Artists recognized by MISD Board: MHS artists qualifying for the State Visual Arts Scholastic Event were honored at the March 20 school board meeting. Pictured with certificates (left to right) are Landi Haynes (Art Teacher) and state qualifiers Brooklyn Tyler, Cheyenne Anderson, and Brianna Plew. Also qualifying for the state contest were Magali Jacobo and Matthew Crosley. The State Show is scheduled for April 25-26 at San Marcos High School.
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MISD Trustees Award Contracts, Prepare for Construction

The McGregor ISD School Board met on March 20 to consider the district’s business. A priority item on the agenda was the awarding of contracts...

Plans to expand Parks Subdivision: The new owners of the 155 yet-to-be-developed acres in the original Parks subdivision have presented their preliminary plans to McGregor’s Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council in the past two weeks. The mixed-use development will feature retail and professional office space (noted in pink) along Hwy 84 to serve as a buffer between homes and the roadway. The residential development will include single-family homes (yellow) and multi-family housing (orange). The McGregor Economic Development Corporation owns the remaining land (green) that could be developed to provide community amenities for residents of the new development.
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McGregor Council receives “clean” audit report at monthly meeting:...

The McGregor City Council opened its March 10 meeting with a report regarding the city’s Fiscal Year 2024 audit from Louis Breedlove, a Senior...

May 2025 Election Update

Candidates for McGregor City Council: Alfredo Macedo (Ward 1), Alex Garcia (Ward 3), and Sherry Adams (Ward 5 At-Large) are unopposed. The election will be...

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