
Rollins nominated for USDA leadership role
GLEN ROSE — Brooke Rollins, a native of Glen Rose, has been selected by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
GLEN ROSE — Brooke Rollins, a native of Glen Rose, has been selected by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
GLEN ROSE — The Paluxy River Bridge on Highway 144 in Glen Rose received a festive makeover thanks to the annual efforts of the Glen Rose Garden Club, a local non-profit committed to educating the community about local agriculture.
GLEN ROSE — Residents near the Marathon Bitcoin plant and Constellation Energy's power plants have expressed frustration and concern over noise pollution, environmental impact, and potential quality-of-life issues, catching the ear of Glen Rosians as similar companies begin buying land in Somervell County. Donna Adair, a resident living about a mile from the Marathon Bitcoin plant, described significant disruptions since October 2023, when noise from the facility became noticeable.
GLEN ROSE — Glen Rose welcomed the holiday season with its annual Christmas Parade on Saturday, embracing the theme of "Christmas Town," a designation coined by Mayor Joe Boles.
GLEN ROSE — The Leadership Glen Rose program recently concluded its current session, which fosters local leadership development and deeper community engagement.
GLEN ROSE — Loco Coyote, a staple BBQ restaurant in Somervell County, known for its rustic ambiance and hearty meals, is under new ownership.
GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose ISD Board of Trustees has officially waived its right of first refusal on the sale of the Expo property by Somervell County to AJ Investments.
GLEN ROSE — During a sit-down meeting, Glen Rose City Administrator Troy Hill detailed plans to enhance local parks after obtaining Heritage and the local soccer park from Somervell County, relieving the latter of maintenance costs.
GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose City Council convened a special meeting last week to address and approve amendments to routine maintenance policies for properties in the downtown historic district as the city government continues to expand the area to increase tourism efforts. Council members George Freas, Candace Scholz, Stuart Mann, Mayor Pro-Tem Dee Conrad, and Mayor Joe Boles attended.