The Rains ISD Board of Trustees decided to accept applications to fill the open seat on the board, changed Community in Schools provider and set a date to work on the budget during the regular meeting on Tuesday, July 11. […]
Storm clouds rolled through Rains County Tuesday morning, July 11, bringing 1.13 inches of rain to the city of Emory while other parts of the county received as much as 2.2 inches. The Spring-like storm kept temperature several degrees below normal for most of the day. […]
Former Rains County Judge and Commissioner Bob Sisk died on Monday, July 10, in Tyler. […]
Alan Pound and Ronnie McEnturff were longtime friends that built a successful auto repair and restoration business in Rains County. […]
The Emory City Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday, July 11, to consider action on substandard and dangerous properties in the city and renting of the Emory City Center. […]
David Scott Oguin, 54, of Trinidad in Henderson County, was taken into custody and charged with online solicitation of a minor, which is alleged to have occurred earlier that day. […]
Good Sam Clothes/Thrift Shop Sales; Colony Cemetery Memorial Day; Am. Legion Breakfast; Pageant Applications […]
Residents of Rains County celebrated the birth of America in many ways over the long holiday weekend with fireworks every night. […]
Lake Country Neighbors announced that Retired Lt. Col. Timothy O. Green will be the guest speaker for the Veterans Thank You on Tuesday, July 18, at the Lake Fork Baptist Church. […]
Linda Brendle continues her Christian fiction series with the release of SALVAGED: Tatia’s Story – Book #3 on July 18. […]
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