Glen Rose to celebrate 4th of July
GLEN ROSE — Glen Rose Mayor Joe Boles and CVB Director Rita Smith are gearing up for the city's annual Fourth of July parade, a first for Smith and the second for Boles.
June 2024
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Kickhoefer tops list of all-district honorees
GLEN ROSE — When the District 6-4A baseball honors were handed out at the of the 2024 season, a total of nine Glen Rose Tigers received postseason plaudits.
UIL's split divisions creates more opportunities for GR teams
GLEN ROSE — The road to a state championship just got a little easier to travel as the UIL announced in mid-June that basketball, baseball, softball, soccer and volleyball will have split divisions and that will double the amount of state championships.
From Mayor's Desk
This issue of the Mayor’s Desk will be my last opportunity to urge everyone to attend our Independence Day celebration.
Rynders verbally commits to Tarleton State
GLEN ROSE — A love for basketball started at a young age for Glen Rose sharpshooter Alexis Rynders.
Rynders' Red team downs Blue at TGCA All-Star game
ARLINGTON — The Texas Girls Coaches Association held its 56th Annual basketball game Tuesday night at Arlington Lamar featuring the best players from Class 1-4A, and Glen Rose’s Alexis Rynders was part of it.
Gator sightings in Paluxy confirmed by authorities
GLEN ROSE — Somervell County residents and tourists have noticed a new visitor in the Paluxy River, an American alligator.
Paluxy Music Festival deemed a success with room to grow
GLEN ROSE — In a recent meeting with the Glen Rose City Council, CVB Director Rita Smith and City Administrator Troy Hill reported the newly christened Paluxy Music Festival was a success.
City, county surpass $1M in sales tax allocation
GLEN ROSE — At the halfway point of 2024, the city of Glen Rose and Somervell County are poised to break $2 million in monthly sales tax allocation.
Council OKs changes to animal control, code enforcement
GLEN ROSE — During a recent city council meeting, Glen Rose officials approved significant changes to city animal control and code enforcement operations. This decision comes after prolonged challenges in finding qualified candidates passionate about both roles.