The Point City Council raised water and garbage rates and set dates for a budget workshop and a public hearing regarding the tax rate during the regular meeting on Tuesday, August 11, at the Point City Hall. […]
Spring Break came to an end Thursday, August 13, as teachers and staff welcomed the return of students to the campuses of Rains Independent School District. Thursday was the first time since March 6 that students were in the RISD schools for in-classroom instruction, when the COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of classrooms across the state and the nation. […]
The tax allocation returned by the office of Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar in August from local sales in Rains County and municipalities continue to remain ahead of this same time in 2019. […]
The Rains County Republican Party will hold a rally and meeting on Sunday, August 23, at Sidekicks Bar & Grill, located at 909 E Lennon Dr. […]
Keep Emory Beautiful goes beyond collecting trash and keeping the community clean. The group works hard making Sandy Creek Park the centerpiece of the community. Recently shade awnings were installed over the picnic tables at the park, giving visitors a cooler place to relax. […]
Most property owners know that their property market values are part of the equation used to determine their property tax bill, but the tax rate plays a role in that calculation as well. […]
The original performance of But Why Bump Off Barnaby? at The Talent Box was postponed due to the COVID-19 rules and regulations. Those have relaxed some and the show is now scheduled to open as an old-style radio play. It will air live as it is performed Sunday, August 30, at 3:00 p.m. on KFCE 95.5 radio. […]
Here’s a look at work planned in Hunt and Rains Counties during the week of August 17. Schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions, equipment failure or other unforeseen issues. […]
Good Samaritans Openings In Aug.; Jeepin’ To Defend The Blue, Sept. 7 […]
Texas State Senator Pat Fallon of Prosper was chosen by Republican delegates of the 4th Congressional District of Texas on Saturday, August 8, to replace Congressman John Ratcliffe on the November 3 ballot. […]
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