The revenue from the sale of taxable goods in Rains County continues to keep the county and local cities near totals from 2022 as the rest of the state of Texas saw an increase of 6.2 percent in allocations being returned to local taxing entities in October. […]
Community Internet Providers, LLC announced on Monday, October 2, that they have changed their name to Point Broadband. […]
The last day to register to vote for the November 7 general election is Tuesday, October 10. […]
The Rains County Commissioners Court adopted the 2023-2024 budget for Rains County and set the tax rate during the regular meeting on Thursday, September 28. […]
The Rains High School Lady Cat varsity volleyball team finished the first half of district play in third place of District 12-3 and start second half with straight set victory. […]
A canon salute during the dedication of a marker for Sgt. Christopher Columbus Neal in his family plot at the Hooker Cemetery on Saturday, September 30. […]
Hooten’s Lawn and Tree Service removes a tree that fell on a house on Hwy. 69 in Emory. A thunderstorm which produced strong winds moved through Rains County on Sunday night, September 24. City and county residents experienced property damage and loss of power from the storm. […]
The City Council for the City of Emory held a special meeting with a public hearing to determine the outcome of two properties in the city limits. […]
The Rains High School Lady Cat volleyball team rolled past two district opponents with straight-set victories last week. […]
The Rains Wildcat varsity football team opened District 5-3A1 on Friday night, September 22, with a loss to the Winnsboro Red Raiders, 59-0. […]
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