Gregg County commissioners on Tuesday voted to let the Alamo Letter Society donate a $4,500 bronze plaque to be installed at or near the courthouse. The plaque will be minted in the coming months ...

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That’s by accepting the Alamo Letter Society’s proposal to present Gregg County a plaque containing Col. William Barrett Travis’s Alamo “Victory or Death” letter asking for backup troops from Sam ...

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The Gregg County Commissioner’s Court voted for helping county residents to remember the Alamo. That’s by accepting the Alamo Letter Society’s proposal to present Gregg County a plaque ...