Mayor breaks water plant contract vote tie
With three votes cast for yes and three votes for no, Wharton City Council turned to Mayor Tim Barker to break the tie Monday night at City Hall in a
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With three votes cast for yes and three votes for no, Wharton City Council turned to Mayor Tim Barker to break the tie Monday night at City Hall in a
Monday’s City Council meeting opened without public comments but with a public hearing on the proposed annexation of property under development by the Wharton 55.
Residents of the City of Wharton will have an opportunity to have their voices heard Monday night on whether or not the city limits will get roughly 50 acres bigger.
The lawsuit, filed by the director of a cancer center, comes amid debate over how companies handle employees’ public remarks about the Israel-Hamas war.
Wharton City Council voted Monday night to move forward with the creation of a Public Improvement District (PID) by setting the date for a public hearing on the topic during