Council approves funding for local businesses
The Emory City Council met for its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 20, at Emory City Hall. […]
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A Hero’s Testimony
Sergeant First Class John Wayne Walding was the guest speaker of the 2021 Veterans Thank You hosted by the Lake Country Neighbors at Lake Fork Baptist Church on Tuesday, July 20. […]
Council revises ordinance, combines lots in city
The East Tawakoni City Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday, July 20, to revise accessory building regulations and combine lots within the city limits. […]
Board makes decisions on properties, considers budget
The board of the Rains County Emergency Service District (ESD) met for a regular meeting on Monday, July 19, to consider budgets, cancel a land lease with Sabine River Authority (SRA) and hear monthly reports. […]
July 27, 2021
Thousand Trails Hosts 1st Responders Day; Point Civic Club Ice Cream Social; Am. Legion Buffet, Program And Supper; Animal Rescue Fundraiser; Good Sam Clothes/ Thrift Shop Sales; RC Fair Pageant Applications […]
Court appoints new auditor, moves closer to final budget
The Rains County Commissioners Court appointed the new auditor and heard updates on the proposed budget during the special meeting on Thursday, July 15. […]
Two men arrested for presenting fraudulent checks
The Emory Police Department arrested a Dallas man for trying to cash a fraudulent check at a local bank on Tuesday, July 13. […]
Trustees hear grade reports, update dress code
The Trustees of Rains ISD met for a regular meeting on Monday, July 12, to hear the End-of-Year Grade Reports and consider dress code changes. […]
Point City Council meets in regular session Tuesday
Tensions and frustrations ran high from beginning to end during the regular Point City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 13, held at Point City Hall. […]
EDC provides incentives to five local businesses
The regular meeting of the board of directors of the City of Emory Development Corporation was held on Wednesday, July 14, to consider project incentives for five businesses. […]