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City of Aspermont sets tax rate and prepares for future

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor

Friday, August 28, 2020

The Aspermont City Council met earlier this week, officially adopting this year’s budget and levying taxes at the tax rate of .585612. The council also accepted services for the annual financial audit and approved a resolution for a five-year hazard mitigation plan.

Protecting the U.S. Postal Service also safeguards your access to information

Dean Ridings Ceo, America's Newspapers

Friday, August 28, 2020

Facing a fierce public outcry, the U.S.

The New Normal

News Staff

Friday, August 28, 2020

The New Normal: Aspermont High School Students stay masked while moving in between classes

Elsie Castenada (pictured left) with a few masked Aspemont HS student volunteers and along with Principal Ronnie Garcia (back row)

ACTS OF KINDESS

News Staff

Friday, August 28, 2020

Students at Aspermont ISD received several cases of water on Tuesday, easing the burden on families that are now being asked to send water from home with students.

A New Normal: Aspermont ISD 2nd Grade teacher, Shasta Van Meter, gives one-on-one instruction to student, Makayla Lopez, while adhering to executive orders that require mandatory face covering.

Double Mountain area responds to rising COVID cases

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor

Friday, August 28, 2020

Positive COVID-19 cases on the rise in Fisher and Stonewall counties as school districts return to session with fall sports underway, and public officials from medical, educational, and civic institutions are striving to keep facilities operating as safely as possible.

Store Manger, Allen Hill (Pictured left) and Silencia Outdoors and Big Country Outfitters Owner, Chris Allen (Courtesy Photo)

Hunters Welcome

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor

Friday, August 28, 2020

Overcoming a series of unforeseen obstacles, Silencio Outdoors and Big Country Outfitters will be officially welcoming customers during its Grand Opening next Saturday in Hamlin.

Rotan approves TCG agreement for community cleanup

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor

Friday, August 28, 2020

The Rotan City Council approved an agreement with Texas Communities Group earlier this month to clean up and market the roughly 35 trust properties scattered throughout the city. The council also proposed the no-new-revenue tax rate, which councilmembers anticipate adopting next month.

Roby CISD begins superintendent search

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor

Friday, August 28, 2020

The Roby CISD trustees assembled in a special-called meeting on Monday, where in addition to holding a public hearing before adopting this year’s budget and tax rate, the board discussed how to proceed with filling the administrative vacancy left by Superintendent Keith Cook’s recent resignation.

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News Staff

Saturday, December 7, 2019

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