A simple, hand-painted mural was added to the exterior of Kosse’s downtown City Hall building on Thursday, June 30, featuring the “Little Town with a Big Heart’’ slogan in the city’s colors, white and purple, with red as an accent color. Alexandra Cannon photos/Groesbeck Journal
The Kosse T is now open and serving energizing teas, meal replacement shakes, coffee and more to Kosse residents and visitors. Following the success of their original location in Groesbeck, Limestone Nutrition (LN) owners Lorraine Heath, Stacey Matjeka and Trish Telford decided to expand, seizing the chance to rent a downtown location from the Kosse Economic Development Corporation (EDC).
At 100 years old, Christine Kelly, of Kosse, wakes up at 6 a.m. and spends a solid hour each morning drinking a stout cup of Folgers Classic Roast coffee – black.
Several Kosse residents showed up to support the new Dime a Dozen Ranch Boutique, located next door to Bushwhacker’s Salon on South Mignonette St, for the Grand Opening Ceremony on Saturday, April 30. Though owner and local Misti Wigley opened her shop to customers about a month ago now, the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony hosted by the Kosse EDC and city employees allowed people the opportunity to get better acquainted with Wigley and her family, plus browse sale racks and buy gypsy/rancher/boho items displayed throughout the store.
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