GRMC welcomes new doctor
GLEN ROSE - Dr. Michael Eifling, MD, joined the staff at Glen Rose Medical Center in March as a board-certified electrophysiologist.
October 2022
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Glen Rose receives highest sales tax allocation in more than a year
GLEN ROSE — When Texas State Comptroller Glenn Hegar distributed Glen Rose its sales tax allocation portion of the state’s $1.1 billion for October, the city received its highest total in more than a year.
Just Like Truvy’s relocates off Highway 67
GLEN ROSE - Just Like Truvy’s opened in May of 2021 in the shopping center across from Heritage Park, off Elm Street, and owner and stylist Stephanie Rodgers drew inspiration from the movie “Steel Magnolias,” the name of her business coming from the local refuge of the film’s female leads, a hair salon.
Tigers crush Wildcats, 69-35, host Hillsboro Friday
GODLEY — To say the Glen Rose offense is on a roll may be a bit of an understatement. Operating at supersonic speed may be more like it.
Pfluger introduces bipartisan bill to block foreign adversaries from lobbying U.S. Gov’t
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representatives August Pfluger (TX11) and Jason Crow (CO-6) introduced the Preventing Adversary Influence, Disinformation and Obscured Foreign Financing Act (PAID OFF Act), to close loopholes that allow unregistered agents of foreign adversaries to lobby in the United States. The legislation has been introduced in the Senate by Senators John Cornyn (R-TX), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Bill Hagerty (R-TN), Deb Fischer (R-NE), and Marco Rubio (RFL). It is also included in the manager’s amendment of the Senate NDAA. “The United States must remain vigilant in preventing foreign adversaries from influencing our government and policymaking,” said Rep. Pfluger. “I am proud to introduce this legislation to advance U.S. national security and close loopholes so unregistered agents from places like China and Russia from influencing our policymaking process.
Early voting for November election begins Monday
GLEN ROSE — Early voting for the Nov. 8 national, state and local election begins Monday, Oct.
HOROSCOPE
Take nothing for granted. Hard work, a passionate attitude and a rigorous schedule will keep you healthy, wealthy and wise. Be the first to make a move and take command. Follow your instincts and heart, and don’t stop until you are satisfied with the results. Make this a year to remember, filled with enthusiasm, love, growth and change. Aim for personal security.
Fear Not
October is the month where everyone tries to scare me. They plant ghosts and goblins and witches and skeletons in their front yard. And, yes, if you’re into property values, then clutter is indeed a bit scary. Then again, if the goal really is to frighten me, why on earth would you dress these decorations up in funny costumes? I’ve seen skeletons sporting scarecrow garb. Are they trying to scare me or the crows? I’ve seen ghosts donning sunglasses, Goblins rocking Norwegian sweaters, and witches looking less like they’re about to take to the air than they’re about to sweep up.
Armadillo Nights
It’s officially fall in Texas. I’m wearing a sweater for the third time this week. I’ve even pulled out the jar of pumpkin pie spice and added a shake or two to my morning coffee. For me, this season equals peace. In contrast to the hustle and bustle of spring or the jam-packed activity of summer, autumn means slowing down, fixing a warm drink, and slow-breathing the crisp, fall air.
Pro-Cuts opens new location in Glen Rose, celebrates 20-year anniversary
GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose Pro-Cuts, owned by Toni Cuellar, moved locations last week after 20 years. Pro-Cuts will call suite C on Big Bend Trail its new home.