GLEN ROSE — On Dec. 19, the Somervell County Commissioners Court convened a special session and approved a proposal to collaborate with the city of Glen Rose on a potential annexation of a 30-acre tract of land near County Road 333 and Squaw Creek, an undeveloped strip behind 7-Eleven that could support businesses and generate sales tax.
GLEN ROSE — The Somervell County Commissioners Court began its Dec. 16 meeting listening to growing concerns about cryptocurrency mines entering the county and researching the court's options to mitigate noise should that happen.
GLEN ROSE — During a Somervell County Commissioners Court meeting, officials took action to support a resolution advocating for a motor fuel tax exemption for Texas counties. Commissioner of Precinct 2 Richard Talavera introduced the motion to adopt the resolution.
By Hannah Barricks, Glen Rose Reporter GLEN ROSE- This New Year’s Eve, Inn on the River and Snyder’s Tavern will turn back the clock to… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jay Hinton, Glen Rose Reporter GLEN ROSE — The Aggieland Tournament has been a holiday tradition for the Glen Rose Lady Tigers, and this… Login to continue reading Login…
DUBLIN, Texas — The constant barrage of school shootings, church shootings, mass shootings, home invasions, etc., seemingly flood the airwaves day after day. The tragedies are always popping up on news feeds much too often.
GLEN ROSE — A proposition to establish a donation box for dog-related items in front of Vogue Hair Salon led to ordinance updates during last week's Glen Rose City Council meeting.
GLEN ROSE — In a nearly unanimous decision, the Glen Rose City Council selected Veronica Welch as the new city secretary during their December meeting.
GLEN ROSE — During a recent meeting, the Somervell County Commissioners accepted the retirement letter from Kelly Harris, director of the County's Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB).
The holiday season is upon us. A time for gathering. The vision of families congregating around a food-laden table or sipping something by the fire leads me to the topic of wills. Wills, you say, how come?