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Jack County votes in favor of Proposition A - Vimarsana News

Jack County votes in favor of Proposition A

60% of voters voted yes to the $47,500,000 bond that will be put toward school facilities.

Tri-County Electric CEO anticipates lower rates resulting from Brazos Electric Co-op bancruptcy - Vimarsana News

Tri-County Electric CEO anticipates lower rates resulting from Brazos Electric Co-op bancruptcy

The CEO of Tri-County Electric Cooperative, the electric provider for much of rural Parker County, said last week the newly settled bankruptcy of its sole power source should bring lower

Tri-County Electric CEO anticipates lower rates resulting from Brazos Electric Co-op bancruptcy - Vimarsana News

Tri-County Electric CEO anticipates lower rates resulting from Brazos Electric Co-op bancruptcy

The CEO of Tri-County Electric Cooperative, the electric provider for much of rural Parker County, said last week the newly settled bankruptcy of its sole power source should bring lower

Burnett discusses bond with Lions | Jacksboro Herald-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Burnett discusses bond with Lions | Jacksboro Herald-Gazette

In front of the largest bond issue crowd he had spoken to, Jacksboro ISD Superintendent Brad Burnett gave information about the bond issue Wednesday April 12 to the Jacksboro Lions Club. Early voting for the May 6 election for the $47.5 million bond issue runs April 24-May 2 at the Jack County Courthouse Room 104.

Young, Jack counties fine-tune mental health goals - Vimarsana News

Young, Jack counties fine-tune mental health goals

JACKSBORO - Young and Jack County community leaders met in Jacksboro on March 29 to fine-tune a plan to plug gaps in the state’s mental health services for rural residents and discuss strategies for funding those urgently needed services with grants or by finding room in tight local budgets if promised help from the Legislature does not materialize.