February 23, 2023
Good Sam Clothes/Thrift Shop Sales; Am. Legion Dinner; Black History Celebration; Hopkins-Rains Retired School Personnel to meet; Blood Drive To Be Held […]
Rains County
Commissioners approve plat, audit, hear updates
The Rains County Commissioners Court held a regular meeting on Thursday, February 9, to approve a final plat for a subdivision on Rains County Road 1451 and hire Scott, Singleton, Fincher & Company for the county’s annual audit. […]
Women’s Service Club
On February 13, the WSC met for their regular scheduled meeting at the Rose Community Center. […]
February 16, 2023
Good Sam Clothes/Thrift Shop Sales; Point Ladies Civic Club Mexican Stack Up […]
Plans for Founder’s Day 2023 underway
The Emory Tourism Board recently announced that planning has begun for the 2023 Founder’s Day Festival and Concert. […]
Point, East Tawakoni see increase in holiday sales
Local sales tax allocations for the City of Point and the City of East Tawakoni are up over 30 and 15 percent, respectively, compared to 2022, while Rains County and Emory saw declines in growth during the holiday season. […]
Report recent storm damage to TDEM
Rains County Emergency Management encourages county residents who suffered any physical property damage from the recent storms and ice to report those losses to the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM). […]
February 9, 2023
Am. Legion Breakfast; Women’s Service Club; Hopkins-Rains Retired School Personnel to meet; Point Ladies Civic Club Mexican Stack Up; Rains Garden Club to meet second Mondays; Good Sam Clothes/ Thrift Shop Sales […]
Court upgrades sound system in annex, sets rules for oversize loads
The Rains County Commissioners Court held a regular meeting on Thursday, January 26, upgraded the sound system in the Rains County Courthouse Annex, approved rules for oversized loads on county roads and met with the Rains County Genealogical Society. […]
Ice storm brings damage and paralysis to county
An ice storm rolled into Rains County early Monday morning, January 3, which began a three-day siege on the county. […]