Glen Rose approves 4.95% trash rate increase
GLEN ROSE — Residents and businesses in Glen Rose will see an increase in their trash bills after the Glen Rose City Council unanimously approved a 4.95% rate hike during its Sept. 9 meeting.
LeAnda Staebner
The Maker's Table opens with ribbon-cutting celebration
GLEN ROSE — Community members gathered Sept. 2 at 111 SW Barnard St. to celebrate the grand opening of The Maker’s Table, Glen Rose’s first DIY creativity bar, with a ribbon-cutting hosted by the Glen Rose Somervell County Chamber of Commerce.
Resident proposes community dog park to council
GLEN ROSE — A Glen Rose resident presented a proposal for a community dog park during the Sept. 9 City Council meeting, suggesting the project could provide both recreational and social benefits for the community.
Council approves rezoning, replat of Wren Street property
GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose City Council voted Sept. 9 to rezone and replat a property on Wren Street to allow for the construction of single-family homes, moving forward plans to increase housing options in the city.
Reed: When can a small estate affidavit serve as probate?
Terry’s mother, Olive, died after a long illness. The only assets she owned at her death were her personal belongings, the furniture in her assisted living apartment, a bank account with no pay-on-death provision and her 2015 Camry.
From the Mayor's Desk
"Where were you?"
Jenschke: Pre-emergence herbicides on lawns
Summer is winding down and fall is quickly approaching. If you want to control some of your winter annuals, (annual bluegrass, rescue grass, henbit, and chickweed) September is the time.
Glen Rose City Council updates zoning definitions
GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose City Council voted unanimously Sept. 9 to update several zoning definitions, including rules for artisan retail shops, assisted living facilities, gunsmithing and ice cream trucks.
Ansell: Becoming more intentional
What’s the hardest thing you have ever done? Can you remember the hard days, the hard seasons? I can think of a lot of them.
Green: What can I do?
Yesterday was a hard day.