Carolyn Maree Garmon Burns
Carolyn Maree Garmon Burns, 71, of Miller Grove, died on October 24, 2021. […]
Year: 2021
Donald M. Smith
Donald M. Smith, 78, of Emory, died on October 24, 2021, at his home in Emory. […]
Council puts variance decision on hold
The East Tawakoni City Council held off on a decision concerning a variance to a city ordinance on Tuesday, October 19, after it was determined that proper procedure had not been followed. […]
A Day at the Fair
Friday, October 15, was Destination Day for the City of Emory at the State Fair of Texas. Representing Emory tourism were (left to right) Donna Raper, Kelli Sims, Angie Allen and Leah Drown. The group were stationed in the Texas Heritage Trail Regions booth located at the Food and Fiber Building. […]
Allen named interim administrator
City of Emory Director of Finance Angie Allen was appointed to serve as Interim City Administrator by Mayor Earl Hill III at the Tuesday, October 19, Emory City Council meeting. […]
Court considers appointments, by-law amendment
The Rains County Commissioners held a regular meeting on Thursday, October 14, to appoint the election administrator, amend tourism board by-laws and consider nominations for the Rains County Appraisal District. […]
Lady Cats beat Indians, drop thriller to Patriots
The Rains Lady Cat varsity volleyball team split district matches last week with win a over Grand Saline and a loss to Prairiland. […]
Wildcats turnover game to Red Raiders
The Rains Wildcats varisty football team could not maintain early momentum against the Winnsboro Raiders and lost the district game, 48-26, on Friday night, October 15. […]
The Dirt Doctor is coming to Rains County
Nationally acclaimed Organic Gardening radio host and author Howard Garrett, the Dirt Doctor, will be presenting a seminar on Saturday, November 6, from 1:00-3:00 p.m. at the beautiful Aurora Event Center at Scarbrough Haven. […]
Book sale events
The Friends of Rains County Public Library held their semi-annual Book Sale last Friday and Saturday. Publicity Coordinator Marsha Rakestraw had labeled the sale as an “event,” and her prediction proved to be true. […]