GLEN ROSE — Local sculptor Margaret Drake’s rose-covered dinosaur sculpture was installed at Cherokee Rose Nursing and Rehabilitation on Oct. 2, the newest addition to a growing herd of community dinos fronting Glen Rose businesses.
GLEN ROSE — Glen Rose photographer Lori Gray turned her art into advocacy this September, raising $2,411 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and her daughter, pediatric cancer survivor Avery Gray, now healthy and attending college.
GLEN ROSE — Flowers of Faith, a new florist serving Glen Rose and surrounding communities at 4669 E Highway 67, marked its grand opening with a ribbon cutting alongside the Glen Rose Somervell County Chamber of Commerce on Sept. 29.
BLUFF DALE — Blue Horse Sanctuary will open its gates to the public Nov. 1 for its second annual Community Day, inviting visitors to meet the horses, enjoy demonstrations and learn about equine care.
GLEN ROSE — Somervell County Commissioners on Sept. 26 approved the county’s 2026 holiday schedule and confirmed meeting dates for Commissioners Court and misdemeanor court during a special session led by County Judge Danny Chambers.
GLEN ROSE — Longtime Glen Rose ISD employee Tessa Ciecko has announced her resignation from the district and the launch of a new small business, Tidy Tiger Cleaning, after financial hardships forced her to leave the classroom.
GLEN ROSE — When Tiffany Sprong purchased All-Clean Softwash, LLC, in November 2024, it was not just a business opportunity but a way to connect with her new community.
GLEN ROSE — Glen Rose Intermediate School has earned an “A” rating in the latest Texas Education Agency accountability report, marking a steady climb in performance over the past three years.
Ed and Edna are currently enrolled in regular Medicare with a Supplemental Medicare policy for Medicare Part A and B. They are enrolled in a Part D prescription plan that has served them well in the past with the medications they are taking.
GLEN ROSE — Somervell County commissioners approved updates to purchasing and asset policies, renewed an interlocal agreement tied to district attorney costs, advanced nominations to the Central Appraisal District board, and adopted a short-term plan to contract out on-site septic inspections during a Sept. 26 special session led by County Judge Danny Chambers.