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Chief Deputy Calder Lively in stable but critical condition after rollover accident KXXV and last updated 2021-02-13 15:49:03-05 The Chief Deputy Constable in Brazos County's Precinct 3 is in stable but critical condition after a rollover accident Saturday morning. On February 13, 2021, at approximately 7:02 am, in the 7000 block of SH 21 West, Chief Deputy Calder Lively was involved in a single vehicle rollover collision during which he sustained severe injuries, according to a statement by Constable Precinct 3 Brazos County. Bryan Police Department responded to the accident scene and were...

Smith County democratic chairman has no plans of resigning despite demands from party members Chairman calls allegations ‘libelous’ East Texas Democrats Ask Chair To Resign By Blake Holland | January 20, 2021 at 11:20 AM CST - Updated January 21 at 12:40 AM TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Smith County Democratic Chairman Michael Tolbert said he does not intend to resign, despite demands from members of the Smith County Democratic Party. A a resolution was formally submitted at Tuesday night’s meeting of the party’s County Executive Committee (CEC), demanding Tolbert resign as ...

The past year was certainly notable for several milestones, with one of the biggest being the turnout for the elections that were held during 2020.

Alice Echo News Journal The year 2021 in Jim Wells County and Duval County started with the swearing in of elected officials.  On Friday, Jan. 1 2021, elected officials raised their right hand and swore to uphold the law and represent the county and its citizens. For Duval County, the elected officials who took their oath are: Commissioner Precinct 1 Pete Guerra, Constable Precinct 2 Tammy H. Trejo, County Tax Collector Roberto Elizondo, 229th District Attorney Gocha Ramirez, County Attorney Baldemar Gutierrez, Sheriff Romeo Ramirez, Commissioner Precinct 3 David Garza, Constable Precinct 1 ...

Shane Williams isn’t leaving his county constable seat just yet, but his appointment to the position through 2022 has left some residents scratching their heads. After the man who won the Constable Precinct 1 seat in November, Mike “Mookie” Vance, died, the Collin County Commissioners Court appointed Williams, the incumbent who had lost his bid for the seat months prior. Williams ran in 2020 to maintain his role but lost in the March Republican Primary with just 38% of the votes to Vance’s 62%. Commissioner Susan Fletcher, who made the motion to appoint Williams during a r...