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PAYNE SPRINGS–Payne Springs Mayor Rodney Renberg announced his resignation at the city council meeting May 21. Renberg has been on the council for 25 years and said he has enjoyed being Mayor.
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GUN BARREL CITY–Henderson County Deputy David Robertson was following up on a tip Tuesday evening from the Henderson County Narcotics Investigators about narcotics being sold from the Eagle Inn Motel in Gun Barrel City when he con
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LOG CABIN–Log Cabin City Secretary Belynda Figueriedo administered the oath of office to Mayor Nancy Ruckstaetter and City Councilpersons Jennifer Williams, Jessica Abbe, David Campos and John Perkins during the May 16 council mee
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MALAKOFF–In a touching ceremony at May’s council meeting, outgoing councilwoman Jeanette King was given a key to the city of Malakoff and Saturday, May 18, 2019 was proclaimed “Jeanette King Day” for her outstanding public service
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MABANK–The Sarah Maples Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution have two events beginning at 5 p.m. planned in Mabank for Memorial Day, May 27.
CEDAR CREEK LAKE–Tornado sirens sounded in Gun Barrel City around 4 p.m. Saturday evening as shoppers took cover at area businesses.
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KEMP–Kemp City Council members approved the preliminary plat proposal for a 90 bed nursing and rehabilitation center in the J.S. Ables Survey. The center would be located on 5.553 acres and hire approximately 105-110 employees.
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CEDAR CREEK LAKE–The Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake (HSCCL) has been selected for the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) Animal Relocation Program’s WaterShed Animal Fund Rescue Ride (WAFRR
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