After a week’s postponement, the board of Rains County Emergency Service District met for a regular meeting on Monday, September 27, to adopt the tax rate and budget, approve contracts with volunteer fire departments and pay off debt. […]
The Point City Council held a special meeting on Tuesday, September 28, at Point City Hall. All councilmembers were in attendance at the meeting except for newly-appointed councilwoman Becky Decker. […]
David Harvey’s life can be described in many ways. Although born in Fort Worth, he spent his childhood attending Rains County schools, where he ended up on the Rains High School District Championship Football Team in 1969. […]
Rains County kicked off Homecoming celebrations Monday evening, October 4, with a parade and pep rally at the courthouse square in Emory. The Rains Wildcats are scheduled to take on the Howe Bulldogs on Friday evening, October 8, at Wildcat Stadium […]
The station was bought by the EDC some years ago and was put to good use under an agreement with a Rains High School communications program. The communications class/program was a great partner until the program went away […]
The Point Volunteer Fire Department held its annual Tamale Fest fundraiser Friday and Saturday, October 1 and 2. The event was a huge success with the department selling all 14,400 tamales that were on hand. […]
Good Sam Clothes/ Thrift Shop Sales; Hooker Cemetery Cleanup; FOL Book Sale Hosts Storytime; 1965 Class Reunion; Point Ladies Civic Club Meetings; Rescue At FOL Book Sale; National Night Out Tuesday; Rains County Angel Tree Time […]
Commissioners court adopted the FY 2021-2022 M&O budget of $9,988,527, as well as the tax rate of $0.5893 per $100 of valuation, and heard a presentation from One Rock during the commissioners court meeting held Thursday, September 23, in the Rains County Courthouse Courtroom. […]
Emory City Council met for its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 21, at 7:00 p.m. at Emory City Hall. […]
The East Tawakoni City Council met for a regular meeting on Tuesday, September 21, to consider adopting the city’s budget and tax rate, a waiver for new building and options for the Whispering Oaks sign. […]
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