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Palo Pinto district clerk announces court records to go online, no malicious emails reported - Vimarsana News

Palo Pinto district clerk announces court records to go online, no malicious emails reported

PALO PINTO -- District Clerk Teresia Greenhaw told commissioners on Monday that her district court records are on a track to be viewable on her county website page.

Palo Pinto County adopts $23m budget, tax rate equal to 2023 drawing 11 percent more from new property - Vimarsana News

Palo Pinto County adopts $23m budget, tax rate equal to 2023 drawing 11 percent more from new property

PALO PINTO -- County commissioners adopted a $23 million budget on Monday with a tax rate equal to this year's that will draw 11 percent more from taxpayers, chiefly due

Palo Pinto County adopts $23m budget, tax rate equal to 2023 drawing 11 percent more from new property - Vimarsana News

Palo Pinto County adopts $23m budget, tax rate equal to 2023 drawing 11 percent more from new property

PALO PINTO — County commissioners adopted a $23 million budget on Monday with a tax rate equal to this year’s that will draw 11 percent more from taxpayers, chiefly due

Palo Pinto County could get solar farm - Vimarsana News

Palo Pinto County could get solar farm

PALO PINTO -- A solar farm could be coming to Palo Pinto County if precinct commissioners offer a tax abatement plan a Metroplex power company can plug into.

Commissioners in Palo Pinto reject appraisal district budget - Vimarsana News

Commissioners in Palo Pinto reject appraisal district budget

PALO PINTO — County commissioners on Monday rejected the proposed budget of the Palo Pinto Appraisal District, citing pay raises for its 14-member staff that Chief Appraiser Donna Epperson wrote