Glenn Rogers talks about all the ways he says the GOP has abandoned its rural base.
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Breckenridge Police Chief Blake Johnson has announced his retirement, effective Oct. 29. He said that after 36 years, he’s getting out of law enforcement.
The National Theatre of Breckenridge has announced the lineup for its 2026-27 Performance Series, which will feature three concerts.
City Manager Cynthia Northrop announced her resignation, effective Nov. 30, at the end of the Breckenridge City Commission meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
With autumn officially underway, preparations are in full swing for Breckenridge’s annual Fall Festival and Halloween activities. Local organizers have put together a full slate of events designed to celebrate the season.
Stephens County commissioners voted today, Monday, Oct. 12, to establish an application process to distribute wind farm funds to nonprofit organizations, postponing decisions on which groups will receive money and how much.
Featuring the theme “Flashback to ’51,” Stephens Memorial Hospital will host its annual Stephens County Health Fair on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 7 to 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church, 301 S. Rose St.
The “B” on top of Clear Fork Bank was lit up in the October sky Friday evening and that could only mean one thing: the Breckenridge Buckaroos were victorious on the gridiron.
SRSUD implements Stage 1 Mild Water Shortage Conditions, asks for voluntary reduction in water usage
The rural water district has established voluntary guidelines for outdoor watering, vehicle washing, and other non-essential water uses.
In honor of the work that Jim Merson has done every Memorial Day weekend for the past 15 years, Copperleaf Properties presented him with the Hometown Heart Award.
The governor no longer believes in a bedrock conservative value.
The Breckenridge Police Department and the City of Breckenridge are inviting residents and families across Stephens County to gather for the annual National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, Oct. 6.
Walter Williams of Eastland recently delivered a presentation on Native American arrowheads and other stone tools, as well as trade routes in Stephens County and the surrounding area.
Local businesses and residents will take part in the Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce’s City-Wide Garage Sale, scheduled for this weekend, running from Friday, Oct. 2, through Sunday, Oct. 4, offering bargain hunters opportunities to shop at locations throughout town.
The Breckenridge Woman’s Forum officially kicked off its new season on Tuesday, Sept. 22, when members gathered for an afternoon of fellowship, food and community news.
From the initial concept to the recent installation, the giant Buckaroo metal sculpture in front of Cindi Woodward’s house on West Walker Street has taken more than three years.
With no citizens showing up to speak at the meeting’s three public hearings, the meeting was wrapped up in 15 minutes.
The Buckaroos closed out the first half of the season 0-5 as they head into the open week before starting District 3-3A Div. II play on Oct. 9.
Glenn Rogers asks, “Is Bo French now the face of the Republican Party?”
