Monday was the last day to file to run in for county or state office in the Democratic and Republican primaries in the 2020 election. Seven candidates have filed to
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After receiving several requests this morning, the Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce is extending the deadline to register floats for the annual Christmas parade, scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. Saturday,
The Breckenridge South Elementary PTO will host “Pancakes and Photos with Santa” from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10, at First Baptist Church’s Family Life Center, 301 S. Rose
After bad weather forced last year’s Christmas parade to be canceled, the Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce is giving the beloved parade theme another chance. This year’s Christmas parade will be
Nine Breckenridge High School varsity football players were named to the District 3-3A Division I district teams for the fall 2019 football season. The complete list of Breckenridge High School’s
Randy Brown, owner of Randy’s Bed and No Breakfast located at 1411 E. Walker Street, and his wife, Mildred, joined Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce members on Wednesday, Dec. 4, for
On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 4, the race for Stephens County Sheriff changed dramatically when current sheriff Will Holt announce his
The Rotary Club of Breckenridge and Carter BloodCare will host a blood drive from noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
On Monday, Dec. 9, at 6 p.m., Morehart Mortuary will host a Holiday Remembrance Service for all those who have
Members of Breckenridge’s St. Andrew’s Anglican Church worked Sunday afternoon to clean up two downtown blocks and put up some
At South Elementary, the library was recently turned into a temporary arcade showcasing the handiwork that the school’s sixth graders created
The Breckenridge Fine Arts Center is ready for the holidays with two dozen Christmas trees, a miniature Christmas village and
The Breckenridge Elks Lodge, #1480, accomplished two goals with one project on Saturday, Nov. 23. The Warm the Library project
In preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday, most community activities in Breckenridge have slowed down. Last week, however, was busy with
What started out as a civil matter between a mother and her son and daughter-in-law over a criminal trespassing violation
An early morning fire on North Parks Street destroyed Breckenridge’s 90-year-old former Jewish synagogue on Sunday, Nov. 24. The Breckenridge
(Editor’s Note: Breckenridge Texan Publisher Tony Pilkington recounts his and others’ experiences getting to know the late Connie Swan, an
Shortly after the new year begins, Breckenridge will have a new police chief – Bacel Cantrell, who is now a
It’s time for the annual Breckenridge Craft Guild Show. The event, showcasing everything from hand-made quilts to home-canned jellies and
