The Faith Family Freedom Rally held on the Rains County Courthouse square in Emory on Saturday, October 17, focused on how the Republican platform aligns with the values supported by the Texas Minority Coalition, TeenPACT and the Texas Freedom Coalition. […]
Eric and Savanna Christian were honored with a plaque at the 13th annual Help A Child benefit held on October 17, at the Hopkins County Civic Center in Sulphur Springs. […]
The Women’s Service Club (WSC) met on October 12 for its monthly meeting. The last gathering of the ladies was in June due to the pandemic of 2020. […]
Rilee Carson from Emory is a member of the Tyler Junior College speech and debate team, and they are off to a strong start this season, having earned top honors at recent tournaments that were held virtually. […]
Good Samaritans Openings; Safety, Sanitation Zoom Classes; Rains 4-H Club Sells Poinsettias; Julie Ray Cancer Fundraising Event; Red White And You Event; Rains County Angel Tree Time […]
Friday evening, October 9, Rains Independent School District (RISD) Superintendent Jennifer Johnson issued a statement that due to recent positive tests of COVID-19 and direction from the State Health Department, RISD is suspending all instruction for Pre-K through 12 and closing their Child Development Center through Thursday, October 22. […]
The Rains Independent School District (RISD) board of trustees has requested a voter-approved tax rate election (VATRE) be included on the November 3 General Election ballot. […]
Early voting by personal appearance began this morning, Tuesday morning, and continues through Friday, October 30, at the Rains County Courthouse Annex at 220 West Quitman St. […]
The Rains County Commissioners Court held a regular meeting on Friday, October 9, to pass resolutions on two separate grants, hear monthly reports and approve the agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to rebuild the bridge on CR 1495. […]
The revenue from the sale of taxable goods in Rains County continues to keep the county and local cities ahead of totals from 2019 as the rest of the state of Texas saw a decline of 2.8 percent in allocations being returned to local taxing entities in October. […]
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