The Hubbard Creek Volunteer Fire Department received a $20,000 grant from the Oncor Cares Foundation on Nov. 10.
Breaking News
- UPDATE: Local fireworks show canceled Breckenridge and Stephens County Fire Marshal Calvin Chaney announced Tuesday evening that the Salute in the Salt Flats fireworks show has been canceled because the organizers do not have a...
- Fireworks banned in Stephens County following disaster declaration UPDATE: The Salute in the Salt Flats fireworks show has been canceled due to a lack of a permit, according to Breckenridge and Stephens County Fire Marshal Calvin Chaney. For...
- UPDATE: Emergency crews respond to house fire this afternoon The Breckenridge Fire Department battled a house fire in the 500 block of South Miller Street this afternoon (Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2017). Fire Chief Calvin Chaney said they received a...
- Breckenridge groups to help with relief efforts UPDATE: We’ve added a couple of items at the end of this story, including one local fundraiser and another donation drop-off location. Several groups in Breckenridge are pitching in to...
Breckenridge Independent School District honored the Students and Staff of the Month, at the Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, Nov. 10.
Stephens Memorial Hospital joins communities across the country in celebrating National Rural Health Day on Thursday, Nov. 20.
ResourceCare Healthcare announced on Tuesday, Nov. 18, the appointment of Patrick Butler as its new Chief Executive Officer.
The Breckenridge Craft Guild will host its annual Holiday Craft Extravaganza, a local tradition for over 30 years, this weekend.
The holiday season is set to arrive in downtown Breckenridge this weekend, with the return of the “Mingle & Jingle” event.
Breckenridge High School is offering classes in entrepreneurship and other business topics and reviving the DECA organization to help local students become better trained to follow their dreams.
Paradise advanced to the area round with a 55-0 win over the Buckaroos, ending Breckenridge’s season at 4-7 overall.
Christian Lechner is transforming a rough patch of land beside First Methodist Church into a peaceful outdoor prayer garden for his Eagle Scout project.
