The Rains County Commissioners Court held a regular meeting on Thursday, November 13, to donate body cams to Emory, approve installation of Christmas lights on the Rains County Courthouse and appoint the county judge to approve department head timesheets. […]
The Point City Council clarified a misunderstanding with the Point Volunteer Fire Department, adopted policy and procedures for the council and granted Point Ladies Civic Club free use of the Point Community Center during the regular meeting on Tuesday, November 11. […]
Four local candidates have filed for a place on the ballot of the Republican primary to be held on March 3, 2026 as the new congressional districts in Texas are blocked by a federal court. […]
Members of the Women’s Service Club serve Thanksgiving meals to attendees at the Rose Community Center at lunch time on Thursday, November 13. […]
The Rains County Emergency Service District (ESD) board heard reports, approved affidavits and passed information to the local departments during a short regular meeting on Monday, November 17. […]
Rains ISD Education Foundation handed out grant checks to teachers at Rains ISD to help classroom programs. […]
Good Sam Clothes/Thrift Shop Sales; American Legion Dinner; Toys For Tots Applications Available Online; Service of Remembrance; EMC Live Nativity […]
The Rains ISD Board of Trustees held a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 11, to canvass the votes from the November election, accept grant funds from the Education Foundation and appoint members to the School Library Advisory Council (SLAC). […]
The Emory City Council met in regular session Tuesday night, November 11, to discuss a contract with All American Dogs, the rezoning of two properties, and the extension of a variance for a RV within the city limits. […]
The office of Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock stated that his office will return 6.4 percent more sales tax revenue to local districts in the state in November, and local sales tax districts in Rains County saw significant increases compared to 2024. […]
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