The Southern Area Incident Management Team delivered its final update on the Chalk Mountain Fire on Tuesday night before transferring authority to the Texas A&M Forest Service, and it reported the fire to be 93% contained
In late May, Texans were treated to a tax-free weekend for WaterWise and EnergyStar products, and this time, shoppers can save money on clothing and school supplies this Friday-Sunday.
By Jay Hinton, jhinton@cherryroad.com GLEN ROSE — Fire personnel and fire equipment are slowly vacating Somervell County as crews continue to make progress on the… Login to continue reading Login…
By Ann PowersAPowers@cherryroad.com GLEN ROSE — An attorney representing Glen Rose City Administrator Michael Leamons warned city council members they were dangerously close to breaching his… Login to continue reading Login…
Weekly Jail Log Reyes-Fajardo, Rocio, 48, Glen Rose; public intoxication Lira-Torres, Jose Luis, 46, Glen Rose; warrants Manning, Micheal Glenn, 51, Glen Rose; warrants Self,… Login to continue reading Login…
The Erath County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a 48-year-old Stephenville resident who hasn’t been seen since Friday afternoon.
By Jay Hinton, jhinton@cherryroad.com GLEN ROSE – The 270 personnel fighting the near two-week-old Chalk Mountain Fire is closing in on full containment, however, the… Login to continue reading Login…
GLEN ROSE — The Chalk Mountain Fire, that began Monday, July 18, is now 40 percent contained, according to a report Wednesday issued by The Southern Area Blue, Tyle-I Incident Management Team. The primary area of emphasis is the northern perimeter near the intersection of FM 205 and the northwestern edge of the fire,” the release states.
WASHINGTON, DC – Last week, Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) and other members of the Homeland Security committee revealed that the Department of Homeland Security was refusing to brief the Committee on two significant terrorist plots planned on U.S. soil without a signed privacy waiver from the suspected terrorists.
GLEN ROSE – A $100,000 lawsuit filed by Mayor Pro-Tem Chip Joslin against the City of Glen Rose and City Administrator Michael Leamons has been resolved without a monetary award, but Joslin is once again eligible for rehire by the city, according to Joslin’s attorney C. Davis Chapman.