The Stephens Regional Special Utility District has rescinded the Boil Water Notice that was issued on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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Texas State Technical College-Abilene will begin offering evening classes in the Electrical Power and Controls program this fall in response to the growing demand from working adults and nontraditional students.
Stephens Regional Special Utility District has issued a Boil Water Notice for their customers located on U.S. Highway 183 South, Farm to Market Roads 2231, 3099, 1032, 576 West and the first 2.75 miles of FM 576 East from the Highway 183 Intersection; the notice includes all adjacent county roads.
For the second time in the past week, the City of Breckenridge has issued a public notice regarding the overflow of sewage in the city, and this time there are several overflow locations throughout the city.
After discussing the issue for more than 15 minutes in the City Commission’s June 3 meeting, the commissioners unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance, which updates the City of Breckenridge’s Schedule of Fees.
Breckenridge and Stephens County experienced some minor damage — with a few more serious incidents — in the storms that moved through Texas, from the northwest to the east-southeast, Sunday evening, June 8.
The Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce is holding a 10k Run and Walk on Saturday, June 14, to raise funds for the drone show they are planning for this year’s Boomfest event.
In addition to the upcoming basketball camps, Breckenridge High School will host a couple of volleyball camps and a softball camp later this month.
Local children can eat breakfast and lunch for free for several days this month through the Breckenridge Independent School District’s summer meal program.
The Stephens County UPRA Rodeo starts at 7:30 p.m. tonight and Saturday night at the arena.
According to a public notice issued by Breckenridge City Manager Cynthia Northop at about 9 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, June 4, “a Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) has occurred caused by Inflow and Infiltration and an inability to keep up with the Flow at Lift Station #1.”
Breckenridge High School will host two summer basketball camps this month, offering skill development and competitive play for incoming first through ninth grade students.
The Breckenridge Library will host its annual Summer Reading Program for toddlers through fifth graders beginning this week.
The Republican Party and its allies oppose small-town Texas’ biggest priorities, Glenn Rogers says in his latest column.
For the second year in a row, every employee at InterBank of Breckenridge has contributed to the United Fund of Breckenridge’s annual fundraising campaign, continuing the bank’s commitment to supporting local nonprofit organizations.
Elliott Street Church of Christ in Breckenridge will present the workshop “Healing the Mind from Within” from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 8, at the church, 1701 W. Elliott St.
The Breckenridge Woman’s Forum recently donated $776.10 to Cafe Love as the Forum’s Fall 2024 Community Service Project.
Kevin Simmons, president of the local bank location, presented the United Fund of Breckenridge with a check for $2,500, representing 100 percent participation in the organization’s annual fundraising drive and the bank’s matching donation.
Stephens County will conduct limited brush pickup in residential areas near the Hubbard Creek Reservoir to help clear downed limbs and debris resulting from recent storms, beginning Wednesday, May 28, according to information from County Judge Michael Roach this afternoon.
