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Anita Dozier
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Oh my, it sure is hot out here, might need to pray for rain. It seems that we always need to pray for rain, but we sure could use some.On Thursday, Susan and I rode with Rita and we drove to McKinney for a rehearsal dinner for my great grandson Tate Starks and his new bride, Mattie.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

News Staff
Thursday, July 18, 2024
- Friday• RESCHEDULED! The Old Glory Texas Community Center Country Dance will be on Friday night, July 19th.
The Stars and Cold Coffee

The Stars and Cold Coffee

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The Stars and Cold Coffee

Ty Kerley, Dmin
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Last week, standing with the Bible skeptic Michael on the common ground that science affords, we continued to look to the stars to see what we might learn.

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Faces & Places

Meg Gruben
Thursday, July 18, 2024
“On the girl's brown legs there were many small white scars.I was thinking, Do those scars cover the whole of you, like the stars and the moons on your dress? I thought that would be pretty too, and I ask you right here please to agree with me that a scar is never ugly.
This property along Sammy Baugh Ave. will be the first of several abandoned structures the city is looking to clear in the weeks ahead. PHOTO BY MARK MARTINEZ

This property along Sammy Baugh Ave. will be the first of several abandoned structures the city is looking to clear in the weeks ahead. PHOTO BY MARK MARTINEZ

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Rotan City Council approves first demolition under new ordinance

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, July 18, 2024
DOUBLE MOUNTAIN CHRONICLEThe Rotan City Council approved the initiation of the first code enforcement measures in an ongoing effort to address numerous dilapidated structures throughout the city.
AISD Board President Lorenzo Calamaco and Superintendent Zach Morris share opposing views during Monday's meeting.

AISD Board President Lorenzo Calamaco and Superintendent Zach Morris share opposing views during Monday's meeting.

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Aspermont ISD Board shifts hiring power to Superintendent

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, July 18, 2024
The Aspermont ISD Board of Trustees deliberations and concerns resolved in a split vote on Monday, when after consultation with legal advisors, the board granted hiring authority to the district superintendent, thereby avoiding nepotism violations amid ongoing educational workforce shortages.
Director of court collections with Nolan and Mitchell counties, Bridger Anglin proposes ways to utilize his services as Fisher County Judge Ken Holt reviews the county budget ahead of this month's certified valuations.

Director of court collections with Nolan and Mitchell counties, Bridger Anglin proposes ways to utilize his services as Fisher County Judge Ken Holt reviews the county budget ahead of this month's certified valuations.

Fisher County Budget talks await certified values

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Special meeting on July 25th to address salary increasesDOUBLE MOUNTAIN CHRONICLEThe Fisher County Commissioners met last week, where among current budget decisions like a budget amendment for the Sheriff's Office vehicles, the court shared preliminary discussions, which included possible salary...

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Rotan ISD Board gears up for potential bond election

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, July 18, 2024
DOUBLE MOUNTAIN CHRONICLEThe Rotan ISD Board of Trustees met on Monday to select a construction and architectural team to aid in developing a project plan as the board looks at meeting a deadline to call for a bond election this November.