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Tax increase for City of Roby

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor
Thursday, September 3, 2020
The Roby City Council will host a public hearing next week before officially adopting this year’s tax rate, a roughly 4% increase to city taxes over those of 2019. While there are no major changes to this year’s budget, the Roby will also be working toward replacing the city’s water storage tank.
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2020 Fisher County Rodeo

Jeff Hurt Double Mountain Chronicle Editor
Thursday, September 3, 2020
Although the 75th Anniversary last year was a hard one to top, yet despite the uncertainty of holding the event this year, the Fisher County Fair & Rodeo’s 76th Annual Rodeo had a recordbreaking turnout over the weekend.
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Community Calendar

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Thursday, September 3, 2020
September 4 th FOOTBALL • Aspermont vs Jayton (HOME)7:30pm V • Rotan @ Woodson 7:30pm V • Roby @ Highland 7:30pm V CROSS COUNTRY • Roby @ Snyder VG/VB September 5 th VOLLEYBALL • Aspermont vs Memphis (HOME) 11am • Rotan - OPEN September 10 th Rotan City Council Meeting 7am September 13...
The New Normal

The New Normal

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)

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.

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.