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TEXAS COUNTY JUDGE Depending on the size of the county, the county judge has a wide range of judicial and administrative duties and is the presiding officer of the commissioners court. What Does a County Judge Do in Texas?

Fisher County Historical Commission invitation

The Fisher County Historical Commission would like to cordially invite any and all residents of Fisher County or our surrounding communities to our first meeting in 2022. We will meet at 7:00 pm, Tuesday, March 1st in the Fisher County Museum in Roby, directly across from the Courthouse.

Aspermont text alert system

By now, many of you have heard of the upcoming Community Notification Program that is being developed and managed by the Stonewall County Senior Citizens Center, and is being fully supported by the City of Aspermont, Stonewall County, Aspermont ISD and the Stonewall Memorial Hospital District.
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Architectural Services provided the most recent renderings of the anticipated covid clinic to the Fisher County Hospital District Board of Directors during the February Meeting.

Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Architectural Services provided the most recent renderings of the anticipated covid clinic to the Fisher County Hospital District Board of Directors during the February Meeting.

Fisher Hospital approves Covid clinic construction manager

The Fisher County Hospital Board of Directors approved Teinert Construction as manager at-risk for the district’s upcoming construction project, which will expand the existing dining area into a roughly 8,000 sq ft clinic and pharmacy.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

February 26th Old Glory, TX Community Center Musical 5:30 – 10:00 PM February 28th Stonewall Commissioner Court 9am Stonewall Hospital Board Meeting 5pm March 1st GO VOTE!!!
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Texas fruit crops need rain, chill hours

Texas fruit crops are behind on chill hours necessary to trigger optimal blooms and good fruit sets, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. If Punxsutawney Phil was right, there are still enough winter days ahead, but experts said Texas’ fruit crops need cold, clouds and rain.