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Ballinger Council to Vote on Budget, Tax Rate

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The Ballinger City Council meets Monday evening, September 8, with a busy agenda. The council will hold public hearings on the city’s proposed budget for the 2025 fiscal year, as well as a proposed property tax rate of just under 57 cents per 100... Read More.

Winters Set for 23rd Annual Dove Fest

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The city of Winters is gearing up for the 23rd annual Dove Fest on Saturday, September 6. The day begins with a fun shoot at 8 a.m., followed by a barbecue lunch from 10:30 until 1:30 at the Winters Community Center. Live music from... Read More.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE VACANCY

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Runnels County officials are looking for applicants to fill the unexpired term of Justice of the Peace, Precinct One. The position became vacant recently, and applications will be accepted at the County Judge’s office until September 19. The selected individual will serve through the... Read More.

Miles ISD Trustees Meet Monday Night

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The Miles ISD Board of Trustees will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday, September 8, at 7 o’clock in the Administration Building. While a full agenda has not yet been released, board members typically hear updates on campus activities, district finances, and facilities... Read More.

Runnels County Burn Ban Still in Effect

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Runnels County remains under a countywide burn ban as the Labor Day weekend comes to a close. Commissioners adopted the order on August 12 due to continuing hot, dry conditions. The ban prohibits all outdoor burning, including trash fires and brush piles, unless specifically... Read More.

Winters Dove Fest Returns September 6th

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The 23rd Annual Winters Dove Fest is set for Saturday, September 6th, at the Winters Community Center. The event benefits local youth and non-profit groups. Festivities kick off with a clay pigeon fun shoot at 8 a.m., followed by a hunter’s appreciation barbecue lunch from... Read More.

UIL Enforces Tougher Rules on Spectator Behavior

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Beginning this school year, game officials across Texas can now eject spectators immediately for disruptive or inappropriate behavior at UIL athletic events. Under Senate Bill 2929, no warning is required. The law was passed after a rise in verbal abuse and threats aimed at referees... Read More.
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