News

GRMC, other agencies perform mass casualty drill

Reporter staff Glen Rose Medical Center successfully completed a mass casualty emergency preparedness drill on Monday in collaboration with several local agencies. Agencies included in the drill included Somervell County Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS), the Somervell County Sheriff’s Department, Texas Department of Public Service and Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens.

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Sports

Tigers rout Kemp 78-8; clinch share of district title

By Jay Hinton/Glen Rose Reporter GLEN ROSE — Just 41 seconds into Friday night’s district contest with Kemp, the Glen Rose Tigers led by three touchdowns, and Yellowjackets hadn’t run one single offensive play. The Tigers flexed big-time muscle in wrapping up a share of their 11th straight district championship as they scored on their…

Opinion

What do we do when comfort disappears?

By Ken AnsellGuest columnistSomeone from my church just got back from a mission trip to Uganda. Sunday night they shared about the trip, it was typical.Lots of excitement, the gospel was shared and people became…

Lifestyle

Reed: Can this surviving spouse claim the homestead?

Life Care PlanningSandra ReedGuest columnistDuring Tony’s lifetime, he and his wife, Carlotta, established a Revocable Family Trust into which they transferred their home. The year following Tony’s death, Carlotta received a tax statement on their…