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Word has been received that Cornelia Ann Antonellis, who had been secretary to Falmouth police chiefs for many years, died September 25. Ms. Antonellis, 84, died at her home in

Voters in Amarillo and across the state can start casting ballots for this year’s elections as early voting begins and continues through Nov. 4.

Three families received new mobile homes through the Webb County Community Action Agency...

Residents will decide on 19 articles when Town Meeting convenes on Monday, May 9, at 7 p.m. in the middle-high school auditorium.

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Potter County hosts regular meeting of Commissioners Court During Monday’s meeting of the Potter County Commissioners’ Court, discussion and action occurred surrounding the director of a key department in the county.  During the meeting, the court approved the hiring of Judy Woodard as the county’s new director of its human resources department in a 3-2 vote, following the retirement of Kay Holland. Precinct One Commissioner H.R. Kelly made the motion, stating he was in favor of promotin...

In session Monday morning, Brown County Commissioners were presented a petition from those opposed to a proposed solar farm and requested tax abatement by the developer, IP Radian.  The project is in southwest Brown County near Brookesmith and in the Brookesmith Independent School District. Two citizens against the proposed project and requested tax abatements, Steve Wilson and Jeff Tucker, both spoke briefly representing the TLOW group, Texas Landowners Opposed to Wind. Wilson was the first t...

In session Monday morning, Brown County Commissioners were presented a petition from those opposed to a proposed solar farm and requested tax abatement by the developer, IP Radian.  The project is in southwest Brown County near Brookesmith and in the Brookesmith Independent School District. Two citizens against the proposed project and requested tax abatements, Steve Wilson and Jeff Tucker, both spoke briefly representing the TLOW group, Texas Landowners Opposed to Wind. Wilson was the first t...

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX – The Montgomery County Food Bank has seen a substantial increase in the demand for food and water in the wake of Winter Storm Uri. The record-breaking storm left thousands of Montgomery County residents without power, heat and water including families who were already struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Montgomery County Food Bank volunteers at emergency food and water mobile distribution Alongside community partners and local emergency management, the Food Bank was ...

The search for a permanent home for the Carousel of Light continues.