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“The pancake breakfast was a huge success for the church and the community. We had close to 200 people attend and eat pancakes, bacon, and sausage,” said Pastor Ben Heubner. “We want to thank our community for supporting the pancake breakfast and the church. We look forward to next year’s event!” Angela Crane photo (above photo) • Contributed photos Groesbeck Methodist Church (below photos)

Michelle Latray, representing the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association read the Declaration of Independence during the Groesbeck Chamber of Commerce July 4 Celebration at Hawkins Park on Tuesday, July 4.

In a blast from the past, Groesbeck has recently joined in on rock painting, hiding and finding fun. A public group called #GroesbeckRocks has been formed on Facebook, and the concept is pretty straightforward: find plain rocks, paint them in a creative way (with positive messages, funny faces, or pretty designs), and go out into the community to hide the rock so someone else can find it! When you hide the rock, take a picture that hints at the location and type up a clue if you like, post it in the group, and anyone who sees the post and wants to seek out your rock has a chance at finding it. When you find a rock, you can rehide it and follow the same picture/clue format, or keep the rock and bring a new rock to the game, hiding it wherever you please.