Reed: Medicaid asset protection trust as an estate planning tool
Carl and Cara’s neighbors, Chuck and Martha, seem to be in the know about estate planning.
LeAnda Staebner
Tiger tennis splits with Godley, Mineral Wells in opening week
GODLEY — Glen Rose Team Tennis spilt its first two matches of the season with a 16-3 victory at Godley last Monday, and a narrow 11-8 loss to Mineral Wells on Friday, Aug. 8, to open the season.
Perez: The sports void
For some people, August is not a month. For some people, August is a waiting room. There’s just not a lot of professional sports on television. Basketball’s on summer vacation. Hockey’s long gone. And football doesn’t start until September.
Ansell: The real deal
I have a friend named Wes and he’s the real deal. He loves God and He loves people (Mark 12:30 & 31). It does not get any more real than that.
Girl Scouts to host gathering at T.E.X.A.S. Rescue & Sanctuary
GLEN ROSE — Girl Scouts from Unit 213 will gather this month for a community event at T.E.X.A.S. Rescue & Sanctuary Inc., featuring donkey therapy, hands-on activities and a special presentation from the sanctuary’s owners.
Joslin voices opposition to Oncor transmission line
GLEN ROSE — Somervell County Precinct 3 Commissioner Chip Joslin has formally expressed his opposition to the proposed Oncor Dinosaur Transmission Line Project, warning that it could cause permanent harm to the county’s landscape, property values and tourism. “I just wanted to express my sincere concern over the proposed transmission line project invading Somervell County,” Joslin wrote in an Aug.
Yellow Rose Company hosts first summer camp with 'Charlotte's Web'
GLEN ROSE — The Yellow Rose Company of Glen Rose wrapped up its first-ever theater camp this summer with three performances of "Charlotte’s Web" at Hub on 51 Coffee in Granbury from June 27-29.
Somervell County adopts pipeline permit policy
GLEN ROSE — Somervell County Commissioners Court formalized a pipeline permit policy during a special session on July 30, establishing clear rules for companies installing pipelines across county-maintained roads.
Proposed overlay district raises concern
GLEN ROSE — The city of Glen Rose Planning and Zoning Commission heard from residents last week about the proposed Downtown Overlay District, with several property owners voicing concerns over how the plan could affect the character of the city’s historic square. The July 23 meeting at City Hall drew attention after property owners within 200 feet of the proposed district received official notices about the public hearing.
Nourish Food Pantry prepares for another season serving local families
GLEN ROSE — Glen Rose First Methodist Church continues to serve the community through its Nourish Food Pantry, a weekly drive-thru distribution program launched in partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.