Even though we aren’t seeing many just yet, be patient, Texas bluebonnets and wildflowers will come. According to a Texas A&M AgriLife expert, the freeze likely had minimal effects on both the Texas bluebonnets and wildflowers. […]
The Emory City Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday, March 16, to cancel the May election and approve incentives to bring Taco Bell and Blazin Pizza to Emory. […]
The RHS Academic UIL students participated in the Hallsville and Sulphur Springs virtual meets before school released for Spring Break. […]
The Rains Wildcat and Lady Cats track teams finish second at the Avon Rice Relays in Emory on Thursday, March 18. […]
Rains Wildcats swept the series with Lone Oak, while the Rains Lady Cats remained undefeated in district play. […]
Texas Official Our Little Miss Kinzlee Thomas showed appreciation to the Emory Volunteer Fire Department in honor of Jacob Cooper on Monday, March 8. […]
It is always” fun” to walk out my door and get to watch a wrestling match for free. The Point fire department, police and an ambulance all showed up. It was over and all cleared out. Back to work. […]
The Women’s Service Club (WSC) was well attended on March 15, with 24 in attendance and three repeat guests. […]
The Rains County Founder’s Day celebration was originally planned to be a sesquicentennial event in 2020. But, like so many other things, it was cancelled due to COVID-19. Or should I say, the response to COVID-19. […]
The Rains County Chamber of Commerce held its monthly chamber luncheon on Wednesday, March 17, at the Best Western Plus in Emory. The luncheon was sponsored by Hooten Financial and catered by Stefanos Greek Kouzina. On the menu were lamb stew and Mediterranean salad. Stefano’s never fails to impress! […]
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