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Community leaders foster neighborhood cooperation after last week's storm damage

News Staff

Wednesday, June 28, 2023

After the storm had passed, residents of Rotan and Roby emerged from their homes to find streets littered with debris, including tree limbs, construction materials, road signs, and power poles that lay broken along the roadways.

An aerial view shows the wide spread destruction to numerous downtown Rotan businesses, with significant roof damage visible to Rotan First National Bank, White's Hardware, Family Dollar and Rotan Motor. Not pictured is Angel Care which also suffered significant roof damage. (PHOTO BY DILLAN CULLIFER OF LUMINANCE STUDIOS)

Reporting damage is critical for reimbursements

News Staff

Wednesday, June 28, 2023

Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) officials were on site within 24 hours, establishing a communication staging area in the Fisher County Courthouse to operate from on Thursday following the storm.

Old Glory News

News Staff

Thursday, June 22, 2023

So it is beginning to get really hot, but it was good to get a little wind out of the north: (make you think it is winter) We did get a cloud last evening and the weather man had eveyone in this area looking out for tornados. They did show a picture of one on fb and it was close to Hamlin.

How to Locate Interesting Volunteer Opportunities in Your Area

News Staff

Thursday, June 22, 2023

Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend some good organizations or websites for locating interesting volunteer opportunities? I’ve been doing some volunteer work since I retired last year, but most of the jobs I’ve tried haven’t been very fun or satisfying.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

News Staff

Thursday, June 22, 2023

June 24th- Saturday • Rotan Methodist Church will be taking a special offering during worship for the Anson Methodist church that burned down on May 13th.

Abbott vetoes bills; feud with Patrick grows

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Thursday, June 22, 2023

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick claimed last week that Gov. Greg Abbott is sabotaging the Senate’s work because of their ongoing feud over which approach to property tax reform is best, The Dallas Morning News reported. Abbott vetoed three bills by Sen.

Farm Service Agency Now Accepting Nominations for Farmers and Ranchers to Serve on Local County Committees

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Thursday, June 22, 2023

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is now accepting nominations for county committee members for elections that will occur later this year.

It's Sew Exciting!

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Thursday, June 22, 2023

Blaire Helms can add BOSS to her monogram collection after becoming the new owner of Embroidery Ink While Embroidery Ink celebrated its 10 anniversary just six months ago, the business officially welcomed new owners last week as Blaire Helms puts fashion and business degrees to work, taking over...

SMHD Board President Ellen Abernathy and CEO Michael Moorhead listen closely as Deborah Whitley, financial advisor with Forvis, shares insights into district finances and what’s on the horizon for healthcare.

SMHD Reports Positive Financial Results for 2022

News Staff

Thursday, June 22, 2023

Stonewall Memorial Hospital District (SMHD) received positive news regarding its fiscal performance last week and gained insights into the future of healthcare as Deborah Whitley with Forvis — the district's financial advisor and CPA firm — presented its annual financial report.

Emery McWilliams, along with her mom and grandparents Norvelle and Donna Kennedy traveled to New York City to the September 11th Memorial as well as a play on Broadway and shopped on Fifth Avenue. They then traveled via Amtrak to Washington DC where they visited many monuments, Smithsonians, and a personal tour through our Nation's Capitol. Going on a trip, whether near or far? Take the Double Mountain Chronicle. You can email it to publisher@dmchronicle.com or text us at 325-933-8129

Nomadic Newspaper takes a bite out of the Big Apple

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Thursday, June 22, 2023

Emery McWilliams, along with her mom and grandparents Norvelle and Donna Kennedy traveled to New York City to the September 11th Memorial as well as a play on Broadway and shopped on Fifth Avenue.