In this week’s column, Glenn Rogers talks about the war on taxpayer-funded lobbying.
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Stephens County Judge Michael Roach pointed out in an email that the ongoing construction has created significant challenges for the local community.
Two former Breckenridge residents received lengthy prison sentences after pleading guilty to charges involving a 15-year-old child who was found tied up near a chicken coop in Washington County, Oklahoma, last summer.
This column originally appeared in The Dallas Morning News, where Glenn Rogers is a contributing columnist.
For 36 years, U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Doug Beaty (ret.) has been working to ensure children in Stephens County receive toys during the holiday season through the Marine Corps Reserves’ Toys for Tots program.
In recent meetings, the Stephens County Commissioners Court addressed a diverse agenda, including certifying election results, tightening burial assistance requirements, and recognizing veterans.
National Rural Health Day is Nov. 21.
Eric O’Dell, Stephens County Commissioner for Precinct 4, has announced his retirement and resignation.
The following OpEd piece was originally published in the Dallas Morning News on Sunday, Oct 27.
The Stephens County Commissioners Court held a public hearing and meeting Monday morning, Sept. 16, to discuss the fiscal year 2025 budget, 2024 tax rate and the status of the county’s burn ban.
