The City of Breckenridge’s street improvement project got started last week, as planned.
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Stephens Memorial Hospital recently posted a video with tips for staying safe and healthy during the heat wave.
The Breckenridge Library is looking a little brighter lately after receiving some updates, which will continue in the upcoming weeks.
The Stephens County Tax Office, located in the Courthouse, will be closed from Monday, July 31, through Thursday, Aug. 3.
Breckenridge Independent School District’s Board of Trustees met last week and approved several resolutions and received an update on school funding.
A cake fundraiser to help Breckenridge resident Richard Martyniuk will be held through July 31.
The meetings will be covering topics about the 2023 Stephens County Junior Livestock Show, as well as all of the major livestock shows.
Cody Douglas Pritchard is being held in the Stephens County Jail at the request of Eastland County officials.
Back-to-School Bash will be Aug. 2, and School Supplies Donation Booth will be July 28.
A group of high school students racing their solar cars across the United States stopped in Breckenridge on Sunday afternoon.
Effective Tuesday, July 18, the City of Breckenridge has rescinded the Boil Water Notice that was issued on Sunday.
At the Breckenridge City Commissioners meeting last week, City Manager Cynthia Northrop updated the commissioners on a variety of city projects, including the plan to repair local streets.
The Boil Water Notice will be in effect for at least 48 hours.
The first day of school will be Aug. 8.
The Stephens County Commissioners met on Monday morning, July 10.
TSTC offers the ideal college experience, student Destiny Adams says.
Season tickets for Breckenridge High School home varsity football games are on sale to last year’s season ticket holders beginning at 8 a.m. today, July 10.
The current fight over the impeachment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in Austin has made its way to Breckenridge with a billboard that was put up along West Walker Street recently.
On Aug. 14, 1920, Earl Akin, a Breckenridge pilot, and David Fox, another aviator and stunt man, crashed in the middle of downtown Breckenridge, severely injuring Akin and killing Fox.
