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Rotan City Hall hosted a packed house when concerned livestock owners unexpectedly came to speak at a special called meeting last week, where the council was set to adopt new ordinances that could restrict the number of animals allowed in the city limits.

Rotan City Hall hosted a packed house when concerned livestock owners unexpectedly came to speak at a special called meeting last week, where the council was set to adopt new ordinances that could restrict the number of animals allowed in the city limits.

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'KEEPIN' OUR CHICKENS'

News Staff
Thursday, April 27, 2023
The Rotan City Council’s special-called meeting drew a crowd of residents last week, who weighed in with questions and concerns as the council began discussions to update ordinances that could affect pet and livestock owners for years to come.
Nomadic Newspaper celebrates in Vietnam

Nomadic Newspaper celebrates in Vietnam

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Nomadic Newspaper celebrates in Vietnam

News Staff
Thursday, April 27, 2023
Jacy Sparks and friends took the DMC along to Ha Long Bay Vietnam this month. 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
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

News Staff
Thursday, April 20, 2023
April 22nd • Old Glory Musical: this Saturday, April 22nd. Concession Stand opens at 5:00 PM - Music starts around 5:30 Till ???
Adequate chill hours allow for healthy blooms that translate into good fruit sets. Unfortunately, much of the state’s peach-producing areas received inadequate chill hours that will greatly impact fruit yields. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Michael Miller)

Adequate chill hours allow for healthy blooms that translate into good fruit sets. Unfortunately, much of the state’s peach-producing areas received inadequate chill hours that will greatly impact fruit yields. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Michael Miller)

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Chill hours produce mixed results for Texas peach producers

News Staff
Thursday, April 20, 2023
Winter and early spring weather related to chill hours has led to mixed results for Texas peach producers, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.

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Golden Spread Electric Coop Gives Back to Volunteer Fire Departments

News Staff
Thursday, April 20, 2023
The Community Involvement Committee (CIC) of Golden Spread Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Big Country Electric Cooperative are giving back to local communities with a donation of $7,200 to 16 volunteer fire departments, including the Albany VFD. A check presentation took place on March 24, 2023.
Representing Precinct 3 Commissioner Preston Martin, Russell Lorfing spoke to the Fisher County Commissioners Court during the April 10 meeting, presenting the request that the county cover Martin's legal fees associated with the State's civil suit.

Representing Precinct 3 Commissioner Preston Martin, Russell Lorfing spoke to the Fisher County Commissioners Court during the April 10 meeting, presenting the request that the county cover Martin's legal fees associated with the State's civil suit.

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Fisher Commissioner sues county

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, April 20, 2023
Fisher County Commissioners met in executive session last week, discussing a request that the county cover Commissioner Martin’s legal expenses in preparation for defense against the State’s recently dismissed civil petition to remove him from office.

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Aspermont dedicates unused funds to aid cleanup

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, April 20, 2023
The Aspermont City Council met on Tuesday, where after an update of current cleanup operations, the council approved closing financial accounts that were no longer being used for their original purpose and consolidating the remaining balance into the city’s citywide cleanup fund.
KENNY BORDER, ED.D

KENNY BORDER, ED.D

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Roby CISD names Lone Finalist

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, April 20, 2023
The Roby CISD Board of Trustees wrapped up a series of meetings last week that narrowed the list of potential candidates in their search for a new superintendent, and after a marathon of interviews that began just after lunch on April 13, trustees officially named Kenny Border, Ed.
Nomadic Newspaper hangs out at the lake visiting with family

Nomadic Newspaper hangs out at the lake visiting with family

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Nomadic Newspaper hangs out at the lake visiting with family

News Staff
Thursday, April 20, 2023
The DMC was honored to hang out this past weekend at Lake Brownwood State Park for the Wilburn Reunion. Flora Lanelle (Wilburn) Etheredge. In the photo are some of the descendants of the Lealon and Florence Wilburn Family of Roby Texas.