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FISHER COUNTY SHERIFF BLOTTER FEBRUARY 12TH - 28TH

FISHER COUNTY SHERIFF BLOTTER FEBRUARY 12TH - 28TH

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FISHER COUNTY SHERIFF BLOTTER FEBRUARY 12TH - 28TH

Pat Dickson Fisher County Sheriff
Thursday, March 20, 2025
February 12th through the end of the month saw a busy schedule for Fisher County Law Enforcement, Fire, and EMS.Calls ranged from vehicle accidents, livestock on roadways, juvenile activity, Reckless Drivers, Property Damage, Suspicious Activity, Domestic Disputes, 911 calls, Criminal Trespass, sex...
SMHD Board President, Ellen Abernathy and district CEO Michael Moorhead share excitement about the forthcoming solar project as officials consider retaining legal representation during the anticipated tax abatement negotiations.

SMHD Board President, Ellen Abernathy and district CEO Michael Moorhead share excitement about the forthcoming solar project as officials consider retaining legal representation during the anticipated tax abatement negotiations.

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Stonewall Hospital Secures Counsel for $700M Solar Windfall

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, March 20, 2025
The Stonewall County Memorial Hospital District Board of Directors recently met to discuss the solar farm development taking place in the county and consider retaining legal counsel to represent the district’s interest during anticipated tax abatement negotiations.Representatives with Engie North...
Rotan Officials Seek Cost Estimates Before November Bond Vote onAging Streets

Rotan Officials Seek Cost Estimates Before November Bond Vote onAging Streets

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Rotan Officials Seek Cost Estimates Before November Bond Vote onAging Streets

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, March 20, 2025
The Rotan City Council met late last week, where officials agreed that a bond election might be the best solution for funding any significant street repair and are seeking initial cost estimates to gauge the potential cost of a larger project to address the city’s aging streets.When speaking to...
USDA Plants Seeds of Relief with $10B ECAP Program

USDA Plants Seeds of Relief with $10B ECAP Program

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USDA Plants Seeds of Relief with $10B ECAP Program

Tricia Hurt I
Thursday, March 20, 2025
“Iknow this payment is desperately needed by producers and will help go along way in paying debt that we receive from a drought and low commodities payments.”JEFF POSEY 3JFarms, l Fisher County TexasThe U.S. Department of Agriculture’s recently announced Emergency Commodity Assistance Program...
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Anita Dozier
Thursday, March 13, 2025
PRAISE THE LORD! We got a light shower and are so proud of every drop. I hope we get some more soon, we sure do need it.Well, it got warm, almost hot, and then it got cold again. Our bodies ought to be tough old souls with all this change happening so fast.
When to Worry About Your Memory

When to Worry About Your Memory

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When to Worry About Your Memory

News Staff
Thursday, March 13, 2025
Dear Senior, At age 70, I’ve become more and more forgetful lately and am concerned it may be an early sign of dementia.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

News Staff
Thursday, March 13, 2025
• HAPPY SPRING BREAK ASPERMONT & ROTAN!March 13th• ROTAN CITY COUNCIL 7 am at City Hall• Roby City Council 12 pm at City HallMarch 17th-21st• HAPPY SPRING BREAK!