Pam Shaw’s “Bee’s Shoppe” is in partnership with her family
Bee’s Shoppe opened in October 2023 in the building that used to be a car dealership at 146 N. Locust Street in Point. […]
Articles by Judy Kramer
Brimer protects staff and kids as RISD Chief of Police
Laci Jo Brimer has been Chief of Police at Rains ISD since November 30, 2022. She came to the job with years of experience in law enforcement, a criminal justice education, and a passion for the job. […]
Alice Wenzel carries on her mother’s legacy with Point Ladies Civic Club
Alice Wenzel, president of the civic club, information which she gleaned from a club pamphlet dates it back to 1944. […]
April Emig, Blanca Hermenegildo appraise market value of properties
April Emig and Blanca Hermenegildo work for the Rains County Appraisal District providing market value for real and business personal property. […]
Mary White, at 87, barely slowing down her community involvement
Mary White’s family has lived and worked in Emory since the 19th century. […]
Callentine very active in the Crafty Ladies and Piecemakers
Cindy Callentine is treasurer of The Crafty Ladies, a club that was organized in 1975 for the purpose of providing baked goods for nursing homes. […]
New police chief has wide range of work experience and education
Police Chief Lasaro (Laz) Birdwell was sworn into his position on February 8, but has been a patrol officer at the department since May 22, 2023. […]
John Turk’s farming skills began with a high school class in horticulture
John Turk spent his young life in Garland and moved to Point eight years ago, after marrying his wife Michelle who is a native of the area. […]
Paige Wilson finds county dispatch an adrenaline rush
Paige Wilson has been supervisor of Rains County Dispatch since June 2023, and as of April will have seven years working in the profession. […]
Kate Fenter’s time at Starbucks prepared her for opening her own coffee shop
Kate Fenter opened KT’z Espresso Kafe, 369 W. Lennon Drive, at the end of August 2023. It has taken a lot of renovation, and dealing with contractor problems, but Fenter says she is where she wants to be. […]