Precinct Four News Today

On Wednesday, Nueces County Judge and Commissioners voted unanimously to allow Precinct 4 Commissioner Brent Chesney to use $1 million in ARPA funds to rebuild Bob Hall Pier.

Filing Deadline for Local Offices is December 11

Smith County Commissioners on Tuesday initiated a countywide burn ban prohibiting outdoor burning.

The first town election to be held at the new polling locations has been off to a great start. The town had publicized the new locations over the past few

Falmouth Town Meeting voters this week reworked the language of Article 18 to better regulate, rather than ban, plastics from to-go restaurant service in town.

With only a week to submit nomination papers to the town clerk’s office, not enough candidates have stepped forward to fill Falmouth Town Meeting to capacity, and no select board

They approved nearly $7 million for local schools to boost mental health services for students in the wake of last year's school shooting in Uvalde.

Two candidates applying to be Lafayettes next police chief want to focus on violent crime, staffing and community policing, if theyre selected.

Bexar County Commissioners are expected to adopt a balanced $2.8 billion budget that holds the line on property taxes. A public hearing will be held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday.

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