Rains County and the City of Emory continued to see an increase in the sales of taxable goods in July compared to 2020 as the rest of the state of Texas saw an increase of 20.9 percent in allocations being returned to local taxing entities in September. […]
After a year hiatus, a week’s worth of food, festivities and fun descend upon Emory, including the livestock show, carnival, parade and the Rains County pageants. […]
The fairgrounds are expected to come alive again this year with pageants, exhibits, carnival, mutton bustin’, livestock show, music and more during the Rains County Fair on Tuesday, September 14, through Saturday, September 18. […]
The Hwy. 276 bridge over Lake Tawakoni in Hunt and Rains counties was officially named Staff Sergeant Shawn Henry McNabb Memorial Bridge as of September 1. […]
The Rains Wildcat varsity football team opened the season on the road with a loss to the Farmersville Farmers, 49-36. […]
Rain could not dampen spirits as teachers greeted students for the first day of school Wednesday, August 18. […]
Wildcat running back Isaiah Henderson-Jackson explodes through the Winona line looking for more yards during the live quarter of the srimmage against the Wildcats on Thursday, August 19, at Wildcat Stadium in Emory. […]
The Rains Lady Cat Varsity Volleyball team won seven of eight matches last week and finished as champions of the tournament in Wills Point. […]
Rains County, the City of Emory and the City of Point had increases in the amount of local sales tax allocations being returned from the office of Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar in August compared to last year. […]
The Board of Directors for the City of Emory Development Corporation met on Wednesday, August 11, to discuss the 2022 budget and approve signage for two businesses in Emory. […]
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