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(Pictured Above) Aspermont ISD Computer Science Team: l-r: Shelby Martin, Celie & Sadie Gentry, Wesley Konig and Kade Morris

(Pictured Above) Aspermont ISD Computer Science Team: l-r: Shelby Martin, Celie & Sadie Gentry, Wesley Konig and Kade Morris

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Double Mountain academics are State Bound

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor
Thursday, April 28, 2022
Young academics competed in the UIL Regional Academic Competition over the weekend, with Aspermont, Roby, and Rotan students headed to Austin to represent their respective school districts at the state competitions next weekend.
Community Calendar

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News Staff
Thursday, April 28, 2022
April 28th Aspermont ISD ALL YOU CAN EAT Pancake supper Fundraiser & Silent Auction. Followed by a performance of The Cover of Life by Aspermont One Act Play @ 6:30pm in the AISD Cafetorium.
Don McCormick, founder or Mr. Mc's Peanut Brittle, shared advice about dedication, faith, and perseverance in the pursuit of dreams with Roby High School students on Monday

Don McCormick, founder or Mr. Mc's Peanut Brittle, shared advice about dedication, faith, and perseverance in the pursuit of dreams with Roby High School students on Monday

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Faith, Love, and Peanut Brittle

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor
Thursday, April 28, 2022
Roby CISD students heard advice from Don McCormick, founder of Mr. Mc’s Peanut Brittle, a widely distributed confectionary nugget of sweetened perfection, and one that began in a tiny little kitchen in Roby Texas.
Old Glory News

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Old Glory News

Anita Dozier
Thursday, April 21, 2022
We are Blessed with a beautiful day on this Easter Sunday. I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter with family and friends. I wish it would have rained on Easter so it would rain every Sunday for six weeks.

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Fisher County Historical Commission News

Roenna Thomas
Thursday, April 21, 2022
The Fisher County Historical Commission's monthly meeting fell on Tuesday, April 5th. After a short business meeting covering building maintenance and election of officers for the 2022 year, Game Warden George Pasley took the floor.
Sheriff Randy Ford proposes the council grant city marshal authority to deputies.

Sheriff Randy Ford proposes the council grant city marshal authority to deputies.

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Fisher Co. Deputies to become City Marshals

Jax Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Reporter
Thursday, April 21, 2022
Fisher County Sheriff Randy Ford spoke to the Rotan City Council last week, proposing the council swear himself and county deputies in as city marshals, ultimately granting the authority to better address city ordinances.
Councilwoman Marla McCoy presents arguments to her fellow council members that while establishing minimum standards for structures in the community might be difficult, the council owes it to its citizens to at least try.

Councilwoman Marla McCoy presents arguments to her fellow council members that while establishing minimum standards for structures in the community might be difficult, the council owes it to its citizens to at least try.

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Aspermont Council to draft new building ordinances

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor
Thursday, April 21, 2022
After a lengthy, occasionally tense, but ultimately productive meeting Tuesday night, the Aspermont City Council agreed that while the verbatim adoption of state ordinances for structures was not in the best interest of the community, creating a set of minimum standards at the local level should be...