Greenville, TX News

• Greenville, TX News
• Day to remember heroes
• Ground breaking slated for high-tech expansion
• Luncheon to address transportation plan
• 'The heroes didn't come back'
• Investigation into death of buffaloes continues
• Primary races to be decided
• Caddo Mills to begin sewer line extension
• Today 05/26/12 - 11 am @ the Library. Special children's program. Prince & Princ...
• Illegal dumping suit settled
• Drought conditions to start summer
• All's 'faire' for school
• Local World War II vet reflects on service under Patton
• Road work cuts some roots of 100-year-old tree
• CISD School Board announces special session for May 31
• Erica Bryant is the library employee of the quarter. Thanks Erica for all your h...
• City Offices Closed for Memorial Day
• Annual golf classic to benefit college scholarships
• Community turns out to ‘save the library’
• Perry campaigns for Flynn
• More prisoners to be housed at county jail
• Courthouse steps getting worse
• IESI Announces Change to Memorial Day Garbage and Recycling Collections
• Update to IESI Memorial Day Garbage/Recycling Collection
• Erica Bryant is the library employee of the quarter. Thanks Erica for all your...
• Public Notice: Chlorine Change Out
• Public Notice: Chlorine Change Out
• Difficult decision on donut shop delayed
• Council abandons Weatherford easement
• Commissioners approve tax abatement for industry
• School preparing for Renaissance Faire
• Indictments issued in alleged cattle theft
• Perry slated to make local stop
• CISD Board of Trustees to meet Monday night
• Primary early voting continues
• County to consider giving tax abatement
• GISD taking initiative
• Perry slated to make local stop
• Harvey receives CISD award
• Mon. 05/21/12 - 7pm & Wed. 05/23/12 - 11am @ the Library. Officer McCaslin from...
• County jobless rate up for April
• Charges dropped in 2010 drug possession case
• Grand jury returns deadly conduct indictments
• Commerce Lions event raises funds, helps children
• New officers sworn in, council updated on sewer
• Development board to meet again
• All roads lead to chamber luncheon
• Cable system to get upgrade
• Grand jury scheduled to meet
• 'Save the Library' meeting set for 7 p.m. May 17
• Shooting suspect captured
• Fallen 11 remembered
• Difference of opinion on patrol contract
• Second day of early voting called brisk
• Dr. Johnson receives Lifetime Achievement Award from NASW
• Shooting Suspect Arrested
• Shooting Suspect Arrested
• Country Cruise set for June
• Police Explorers Bring Home 2nd Place Trophy
• Police Explorers Bring Home 2nd Place Trophy
• Paying tribute to 11 in blue
• 'Backbone of success'
• When rubber no longer meets road
• Never enough cooks
• Reid in as mayor of Greenville
• ‘Hope of all nations’
• Early voting for statewide primaries begins
• Postal carriers try to 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Ballotti wins Commerce mayoral election
• Final Election Results
• 2012 LIVE ELECTION BLOG
• Stay here for live municipal election results
• Voters head to polls today
• Historic name given to new parkway
• Powwow’s first night rained out
• Perry plans Greenville visit
• Farmers Market back in business
• Extensive renovation project a labor of love
• Join us for our Annual Adult Friendship Tea Party Saturday @ 11am! Bring a frien...
• All Games Cancelled at SportsPark - Friday, May 11, 2012
• Tea Party!
• Bullock to receive posthumous degree
• Education funding, budget cuts headline state rep debate
• Summer Reading Program Schedule
• Summer Reading Program Guidelines
• Summer Reading Program Curtain Call Schedule
• Oil company planning move into vacant plant
• Council awards bid for wastewater plant offices
• More truck theft ring indictments opened
• Standard and Poor Affirms City's A+ Rating
• Standard and Poor Affirms City's A+ Rating
• Launch party for local author set for Wednesday
• Games Scheduled for Tuesday, May 8, 2012
• Man arrested Tuesday morning for possession of cocaine
• Buffalo deaths reward rises
• Puddin Hill store closed for good
• Council to receive economic development updates
• Sacred meets colorful for Stephens’ Jesus Christ figures
• Flynn, Alexander to debate in A&M-Commerce forum
• May Story Times!! (Corrected)
• New offices planned for wastewater facility
• Early municipal voting deadline nears
• Flynn, Alexander to debate
• Little Soldier speaks on aftermath of white buffalo's death
• Education about elections
• Take a Walk
• Council to vote on Task Force report
• Council to consider Cytec tax abatement
• Binnion closed temporarily due to broken water line
• Feliz Cinco de Mayo!
• Bestseller Alert! Audiobook "The Innocent" by Dave Baldacci will be available Su...
• Two arrested for drug possession
• 'Sweet' fund-raiser set for today
• Scroggin to retire after 37 years of service at high school
• Two Arrested in Narcotics Bust - Two Children Places in CPS Custody
• Childrens Book Week!
• Special Family Event
• Princess Tea Party
• Friendship Tea Party
• May storytimes!
• Crime Mapping Application Available Online at at iTunes
• Reward offered in death of Lightning Medicine Cloud
• Saturday 05/05/12 - 2 pm @ the Library. Come out and join us for a screening of...
• Shooting suspect remains at large
• City schedules testing of emergency sirens today
• Extended early voting scheduled again today
• Municipal candidates gather at city hall for forum
• Jury returns convictions in truck theft ring
• Guilty pleas entered in child porn case
• Sending out sobering message
• Texas Song Fest draws hundreds to square
• Local organizations, A&M-Commerce students turn out for BIG Event
• Morris guilty pleas to multiple armed robberies
• Pending land sale for A&M-Commerce falls through
• Charges filed in shooting, high speed chase
• Changes coming to annual Powwow
• Day of Prayer to be observed
• Whitmore adds 100,000 square feet to facility
• Primary voter registration deadline looming
• Herald-Banner hosting political forum
• One killed in accident
• Stamping out hunger for 20 years
• Day to celebrate trees
• It's all about meeting Mickey
• Organizers promise fun day on downtown’s back street
• Royse City students illustrates children's book
• Commerce Parks Foundation, old police station highlights of City Council meeting
• Rockwall native appointed to A&M Board of Regents
• Especial Cinco de Mayo Programa!
• Come check out the special Cinco de Mayo Storytimes!
• Police Department Announces Summer of Safety Programs
• Police Department Announces Summer of Safety Programs
• Tactical Teams to Train at Dream Lodge Motel Site Today
• Election administrator: Frantic five weeks ahead
• Georgia on their minds
• Guilty pleas entered to armed robberies
• County trail supporters schedule meeting
• Fake Craigslist post lists A&M-Commerce lion statue for sale
• Police identify shooting suspect
• City dedicates new wastewater plant
• Repair of farm road raising questions
• Wanting to be a 'shoe'-in
• Commerce High School sweeps three categories at UIL
• Suspect Sought in Shooting
• Suspect Sought in Shooting
• Potential land sale falls through
• Bestseller Alert! "Calico Joe" The Lucky One" & "Coming Home" will be available...
• Sanchez designated Steinway Artist
• One Hospitalized After Shooting
• Fallen hero returns home today
• Wastewater plant dedication scheduled
• 'Nerd Herd' in need of sponsors
• Celebration keeps growing
• Planetarium will offer Saturday matinees
• Service road residents upset with exit
• New hangar planned for airport
• Heading to Capitol Hill
• CISD accepting nominations for Hall of Honor candidates
• Honoring heroes during Murphy Days
• Adding new rank to police force
• GISD teams heading to Globals
• Commerce Parks Foundation, old police station highlights of City Council meeting
• Assistant City Manager Stepping Down
• Assistant City Manager Stepping Down
• <b><u>Athletic Field Cancellations</b></u>
• Commerce Emergency Corps acquire new building, offer same services
• KIA Sgt. Tanner Higgins returns to Texas at Majors Field Airport on Monday, April 23rd
• KIA Sgt. Tanner Higgins returns to Texas at Majors Field Airport on Monday, April 23rd
• Police Department Promotes Four to Corporal Positions
• Police Department Promotes Four to Corporal Positions
• Royse City man arrested for indecency with a child
• Join the Knit Wits Knitting Club Fridays from 10am-3pm!
• Come check out the Friends of the Library annual book sale today and tomorrow fr...
• This ‘tornado’ was only test
• Council meeting canceled
• Luncheon to address elections
• Today’s ' tornado' testing response
• Disaster loans available for tornado victims
• Still time to purchase show tickets
• School board passes resolution on high stakes standardized testing
• Rather visits A&M-Commerce
• Dan Rather to speak in Commerce tonight
• Herald-Banner political forum May 7
• Commerce Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for tonight
• Dollars for candidates come from out of town
• Boys & Girls Club notes anniversary
• Hunt County turns out to 'Run for the Nations'
• Pride Coffee ready to serve community, A&M-Commerce students
• Farmer's Market Opening Day - Saturday, April 14th
• Farmer's Market Opening Day - Saturday, April 14th
• Police Chief Wins Award
• Wastewater plant to be dedicated
• Second mistrial declared in case
• Sky-high hopes dashed
• Trash-Off volunteers still needed
• Test drive fund-raiser set
• Toddler injured in incident at Children's Learning Center
• Police Chief Wins Award
• Police Chief Wins Award
• The Library Friends will be having their annual booksale April 20th & 21st.
• Joanne Gibson uses a BTOP Grant wireless computer at the "Build a Resume" program.
• Patrons used the BTOP Grant wireless computers to navigate through the newly rel...
• Not of this earth?
• No recommendation made for mandatory inspections
• Surge in sales tax reported
• Pulling his own weight
• Wolfe City man arrested after being detained by citizens
• IESI - New Name - New Truck
• IESI - New Name - New Truck
• Council talking about sirens
• Rails to Trails effort still being fought
• Stratton Parkway bid awarded
• State commissioner: Agriculture sector rebuilding
• Journalist Dan Rather to deliver speech in Commerce
• Guilty plea given in cocaine case
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for April 28th
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for April 28th
• Free Document Shredding Offered for Greenville Residents
• Free Document Shredding Offered for Greenville Residents
• A&M-Commerce, CISD and Commerce community to unite to fight cancer
• Local event raises funds for community skatepark
• R.I.P. to city’s RIP?
• County slated to vote on paying for crime scene trailer
• City selling old building
• Making Greenville less trashy
• Parkway bid to be awarded
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Council to again evaluate city manager’s contract
• Sixteen tornadoes confirmed in area
• Charges dropped in family violence case
• Celebrating children
• Raining on Easter parade?
• It must be Easter @ the Library!
• Students demonstrate to raise awareness for Trayvon Martin
• Outdoor Warning Sirens were tested this morning and are working.
• City Offices and Library Closed for Good Friday
• City sirens to be tested
• Wastewater plant building bids sought
• On Tawakoni with his paddle, kayak
• IESI To Collect Storm Debris
• IESI To Collect Storm Debris
• 'Really dodged a bullet'
• City: Outdoor warning system activated during storm
• DNA testing approved in 2005 murder case
• City issues statement on contract amendment
• Storm strikes Royse City
• Tornado reported on ground in Union Valley area
• Severe storms damage Forney, houses in Royse City
• Hunt County under tornado watch
• Commerce to host music festival in late April
• Community organization aims to spread its message via Facebook
• West Tawakoni court battle continues
• Clawing their way
• Monday 04/02/12 10:00 am. 1940 Census Genealogy Program. Bring your laptop & ch...
• Commerce Parks Foundation to host SKATE competition, fundraiser
• Campbell ISD to potentially pursue forensic audit
• Dismissal of apartment suit sought
• Come join us for a screening of the powerful and moving film "The Witness" @ 6:3...
• IESI Drop Off Center Closed until April 9th
• Ice cream trucks exempt from noise regulations
• Dismissal sought of illegal dumping suit
• Jury issues multiple child pornography indictments
• Prison sentence handed down in child ‘sexting’ case
• Bid awarded on Graham Park project
• Park Street, other roadways slated to receive work
• Thank you to the Pawlow family for sponsoring the 2012 Summer Reading Program!
• City Council meeting on L-3 again
• Residential inspection program plans dropped
• Water restrictions to be eased for some customers
• Tax Help still available 10-3 pm Tuesdays & Wednesdays.
• Bestseller Alert! "Victims" by Jonathan Kellerman & "Private Games" by James Pa...
• Major illegal dumping suit expected to be filed
• Council to vote on housing proposal
• New DI team impressing judges
• Ground to be broken on ‘new’ Graham Park
• Appeal hearing set in Woodruff murder case
• Campbell ISD to potentially pursue forensic audit
• 'Couldn't be prouder'
• Saturday 3/24/2012 There's still time to see us at the Home and Garden Show here...
• Driver cleared in fatal accident
• Indictments issued in chase, manhunt
• Good deed leads to hold-up?
• Stuck in mud ... now go to jail
• Saturday 03/24/12 10:30 am @ the Library. Genealogy workshop.
• Students take over airwaves
• Miss Sue made a suprise visit to the Library!
• Deadly conduct charge issued in drive-by shooting
• Relay for Life fund-raiser slated
• Local couple creates ‘A Space’ for artists, students on square
• A&M-Commerce prepares for new master plan
• City releases restaurant ratings
• Grand jury schedules session
• Circus prepares to make local stop
• Easter egg hunt, grown-up style
• Stormy prequel to Spring in forecast
• More talks on overlay zoning scheduled
• Heroin possession trial scheduled to start
• Show all about spring spruce ups
• Legal action possible in state senate dispute
• Storms may be brewing
• Commerce hires new finance director
• Jamieson to be responsible for financial transactions
• A&M-Commerce prepares for new master plan
• Arguments scheduled in oil field fraud appeal
• County fire departments recouping some expenses
• Primaries almost all GOP in county
• County steps up repair plans
• Arraignment conducted in child abuse case
• GCS raises money for new science lab
• Children of all ages are welcome to join us in front of the library to decorate...
• Commissioners vote on Hunt County Transportation Plan
• Area highway to get some work done
• Crockett students help shatter reading record
• City to sell water to new development
• Study Abroad Program takes students to Argentina
• A&M-Commerce celebrates Teaching Excellence Awards
• Join us in the Children's Department this afternoon for a creative afternoon.
• More than just city consultant?
• Big changes arise on primary ballots
• County considering plan on transportation future
• City may sell water to new development
• Monday 03/12/12 - 7 pm @ the Library. Join us for a special St. Patty's Day stor...
• Heavy rains, floods possible
• GISD redistricting plan receives approval
• Filing for May primaries wraps up
• The library needs your help! The Texas State Legislature has discontinued fundi...
• Robbery suspects, and a victim, arrested
• Filing to end in party primaries
• County feels big change in weather
• Death penalty sought for second defendant
• Suspect jailed after three-county pursuit
• Two winning teams
• Special Dr. Seuss program today 03/07/12 @ 4:30 - book & movie!
• Don't miss the Teen Tech Week program tomorrow 03/08/12!
• Three HMHD candidates ruled ineligible
• Death penalty eyed in capital murder case
• State postpones sales tax exemption collection
• State Comptroller Suspends Collection of Sales Tax Refund Pending Supreme Court Ruling
• State Comptroller Suspends Collection of Sales Tax Refund Pending Supreme Court Ruling
• Springtime is just around the corner. Come check out a book on gardening!
• March Storytimes!
• Parkway bids expected to be opened
• Audits reveal improper spending at Campbell ISD
• Extreme Makeover: Mall Edition
• Hearings scheduled in capital murder case
• Council filing deadline nears
• Land sale delayed until April
• Starting March in good shape, water-wise
• Enough electricity to go around?
• No new primary filings to date
• Three residents file for two open city council positions
• Teen Tech Program: Thursday 03/08/12 - 6 pm.
• Tentative approval given to senior apartments
• Council awards fireworks bid
• Ready, set, file ... again
• Genealogy Webinar "Who Was Your Mother's Mother's Mother's Mother?
• City Returns to Stage 1 Water Conservation Measures
• City Returns to Stage 1 Water Conservation Measures
• Check out our 2011 Year in Review Video!
• Campus Crime Stoppers Win First Place Award
• Campus Crime Stoppers Win First Place Award
• Join us for Curtain Call this Saturday 03/03/12 - 2pm for family friendly film "...
• New bestseller audiobook alert - "Bringing Up Bebe" will be available @ the eLi...
• Greenville YMCA celebrates 50 years
• Council to vote on seniors complex
• Police planning scofflaws round-up
• Jurisdiction arguments set in L-3 dispute
• Resolution to be offered in intersection situation
• County roads changing precincts
• Council to award fireworks show bid
• Grand jury indicts in child abuse case
• City Council discusses parking regulations, bi-weekly meetings
• Monday 02/27/12 - 10 am @ the Library. Seniors & Medicare program presented by...
• Compromise made on Kari Lane intersection
• GCS doing some lab 'work'
• Searching for 'unsung heroes'
• Sedberry returning to lead Lions
• Support, protest for parole of murder defendant
• Plans drafted in event county dams fail
• Voter registration certificates still delayed
• How do restaurants rate?
• GHS to host Black History program
• Meeting slated on Kari Lane intersection
• Parkway project going out for bids
• City sets public residential inspection meeting
• Thinking positive
• Four file for HMHD board
• Filing under way for Greenville ISD election
• Tonight 02/17/12 (& nightly) - 7 pm on GEUS channel 34. Check out the Library p...
• Presentation on Housing Preservation Strategies Set for February 20th
• Jalinna Jones wins ‘Citizen of the Year’ at annual banquet
• Amnesty Period Being Extended Prior to Warrant Round-Up
• Amnesty Period Being Extended Prior to Warrant Round-Up
• Hearing set in capital murder case
• Council approves land purchase to expand cemetery
• City launches "Developing in Greenville" web page
• City launches "Developing in Greenville" web page
• City launches "Developing in Greenville" web page
• BREAKING: City Council OKs settlement proposal in L-3 dispute
• Council votes to recommend transportation plan
• Picturing Medicine Cloud
• Battle of the Badges set
• Time for Blue Star to shine
• Have a Happy Valentine's Day!
• Tuesday 02/14/12 - 11 am @ the Library. Special Valentine Pre-K Program!
• Today 02/02/12 - 2 to 6pm @ the Library. Genealogy Lock-in. Come check out our e...
• Pets of the Week
• Best seller alert! American Sniper by Chris Kyle. Chris Kyle details his exper...
• Four Detained After Search Warrant Executed on Caddo Street
• Two students robbed by masked men at gunpoint last night
• Heroes Night - Thursday, February 9th - Sponsored by DrugFree Greenville
• Commerce moves from 3A to 2A after realignment
• Graham Park bids opened
• Officer denies defendant unarmed
• Tween two of them
• Sales taxes take big hit
• Speed limits along Interstate 30 increased
• Reason for hope in local economy
• What about Rubbermaid?
• Testimony begins in police shootout case trial
• Heroes Night - Thursday, February 9th - Sponsored by DrugFree Greenville
• Heroes Night - Thursday, February 9th - Sponsored by DrugFree Greenville
• Lions, Javelinas to face off at Field House
• This Year They are Out for Blood! 2012 Battle of the Badges Blood Drive
• How much bang for city’s buck?
• Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favorite
• Man pleads not guilty to alleged kidnapping
• Ready for next 'Challenge' ahead
• Industry to host job fair today
• Police Department Explains Importance of Pedestrian Use of Available Sidewalks
• Police Department Explains Importance of Pedestrian Use of Available Sidewalks
• Skatepark project to enter planning phase
• Don't miss the upcoming program on the 1954 Carver Golden Tigers football team....
• Curtain Call tomorrow @ 2:00 pm. Come check out The Smurfs!
• Two Injured in Hit and Run Accident
• Amnesty Offered Prior to Warrant Round-Up
• Amnesty Offered Prior to Warrant Round-Up
• Citizens Police Academy Spring Session Cancelled
• Citizens Police Academy Spring Session Cancelled
• Not guilty pleas heard in murder case
• Man enters guilty plea to vandalizing railroad
• Proposal made for day labor park downtown
• Residential task force schedules meeting
• Rest home closing
• Ground broken for plant expansion
• Commerce Community Plaza sanctioned by Mexican consulate general of Dallas
• Wet start to year
• Nice day for walk
• Precinct 3 Commissioner campaign reports filed
• City reports major wastewater spill
• Authorities searching for missing man
• Judge dismisses DWI indictment
• "Storytime for Students" Wednesdays @ 4:30.
• New eBook alert. 01/27/12. Tomorrow an additional copy (no. 2) of Extremely Lo...
• The Chess Club now meets Saturdays @ noon. Come check it out!
• Check out a storytime!
• Good Morning Pre-K Tuesdays @ 11 am for children ages 3-5.
• Notice of Wastewater Spill - City's Water Supply is NOT affected
• Notice of Wastewater Spill - City's Water Supply is NOT affected
• Commercial Garbage Collections Delayed due to Weather
• Rain results in flooding, fatal accident
• Where will water come from?
• Banquet tonight to reveal next Worthy Citizen
• Bonham Street receives historical district designation
• Coalition Appealing to Texas Supreme Court
• Build-a-Resume Class today @ 3pm!
• Need help with your taxes? The AARP is partnering with the Library to provide t...
• GEUS: Keeping Fox won’t raise cable rates
• Appeals court upholds murder conviction
• Council turns down zone change request
• GISD wanting public input
• 'Less stormy' times for A&M-Commerce
• Chamber banquet tickets still available
• Zoning change requested
• Decisions due on overlay zoning
• Many dollars donated to campaigns for county sheriff
• 'This is just horrible'
• Chase suspect may be caught
• Unemployment holds steady
• Time to get away?
• City Announces Return to Stage 2 Water Conservation Measures
• City Announces Return to Stage 2 Water Conservation Measures
• County leaders talking water
• A&M-Commerce residential hall veneer crumbles
• Grand jury set to meet
• No action taken by city council regarding Throgmorton bankruptcy
• Hunt County Transportation Plan - Public Meeting
• Build a Resume Worshop Info.
• Build a Resume Workshop. Wednesday, January 25th 3-6pm Laptops purchased throug...
• Electronic Waste Event - This Saturday!
• Attempted kidnapping reported
• Woman receives prison sentence
• Electronic recycling event slated
• Habitat for Humanity seeks name change
• Teen Popcorn Day Tomorrow January 19!
• Art of Gardening Program: "Blooming Houseplants & Tree Pruning." Thursday Janu...
• Attempted Kidnapping Reported
• Attempted Kidnapping Reported
• A nice "3rd Place" award for the Friend's of the Library in the MLK 2012 Parade!
• Bestseller order alert for eLibrary! "Love in a Nutshell" by Janet Evanovich....
• Warrant issued for former A&M-Commerce student
• Falling debris from Whitley Hall damages cars
• Testing to begin on new facility
• Eagle Fest scheduled
• Shooting suspect due in court for hearing
• More documents filed in county jail suit
• Job fair slated for Rubbermaid workers
• Future of local transportation subject of public meetings
• ‘Christmas’ getting better
• Packets available for GISD candidates
• Votes scheduled on zoning district
• Two alleged thieves get big surprise
• Fire Marshal Warns about Electric Heater Recall
• Fire Marshal Warns about Electric Heater Recall
• Sign Up Now for the Next Citizens Police Academy
• Sign Up Now for the Next Citizens Police Academy
• Sign Up Now for the Next Citizens Police Academy
• Interstate 30 Overlay District
• Interstate 30 Overlay District
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event is Saturday, January 28th
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event is Saturday, January 28th
• Sales tax revenue takes big jump
• Jasmine Sanford prepares to run for gold
• Burglars caught on wild game cameras
• Relay for Life planning meeting set
• County tax office may move to former bank
• Parade/Activities Planned for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - City Office Closed for Holiday
• Parade/Activities Planned for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - City Office Closed for Holiday
• The library will be closed Monday - January 16 for the Martin Luther King Holida...
• January is National Learn Spanish Month! Come check out all of our Spanish lang...
• Come check out a new book or DVD on Martin Luther King Jr. in honor of the MLK H...
• January 8, 1935 the birthdate of an American Legend - Elvis Presley. Come check...
• GEUS may pay more for channels
• Events remembering King scheduled in city
• A 'lot' back to normal
• Park project going out for bids
• City eyes housing preservation ordinance
• Chamber, board talking baseball at banquet
• Judge denies bond reductions in murder case
• Multiple burglary arrests reported
• Monday 01/09/12 - 7pm. Special pajama storytime! Children can wear their favor...
• Saturday 01/07/12 - 2pm. Come check out the family friendly film "Cars 2" free...
• Two involved in stabbing on A&M-Commerce campus
• Arrests Made in String of Recent Burglaries
• Redistricting Plan Approved
• Arrests Made in String of Recent Burglaries
• Redistricting Plan Approved
• College Corner Cafe provides a taste of Austin in small town Texas
• Guilty plea in assault case
• City and GEUS Cracking Down on Utility Thefts of Service
• Christmas Tree Recycling
• Parkway still planned
• Training to have eyes on skies
• Guilty plea expected in Commerce shooting
• Novel exchange
• School zones, curfew begin again
• Police preparing to name first corporals
• Mayor’s post open in May election
• Not-so small support
• Former PTA president reportedly takes thousands of dollars
• Multiple murder cases pending in courts
• Traders Road work on schedule
• Texas Lottery numbers
• Illegal dumping trials pending
• Hip, hip ... hooray!
• Not much hammering going on
• Not guilty pleas given in murder case
• Teen Craft Night - Thursday January 5th @ 6 pm. Come check it out!
• The Library will be closed Monday January 2nd for the New Year Holiday.
• Happy New Year 2012!
• Local child supports Commerce Public Library
• A&M-Commerce becomes inaugural member of internet superhighway
• Taking care of many
• Police seeking 'RAD' donations
• His wish came true
• Highway project hits snags
• Have a Merry!
• Treecycling event scheduled
• Crime rate takes deep drop
• Commerce mayor files for bankruptcy
• TxDOT: Overpass project almost finished
• In the spirit of Christmas
• Not 'Dear Santa', but 'Dear Officer'
• Christmas dinner is in the box
• Just one final note to wish everyone Merry Christmas y Feliz Navidad! We will r...
• Commerce mayor and wife file for bankruptcy
• Problems noted in pumping water
• Authorities report new phone call scam
• Attorneys appointed for West Tawakoni couple
• New trial in capital murder case denied
• Six GISD schools make state’s poor performance list
• Writs filed in alleged child abuse case
• Animal cruelty case investigated
• Carla Nix is the Winner of the Blue Cart Contest!
• City Announces Holiday Closings and Garbage Collection Schedule
• City Announces Holiday Closings and Garbage Collection Schedule
• Bond reductions denied for chase suspects
• Selecting one person for employee of the year is always difficult because we hav...
• The library will be open on Friday 23rd. The library will be closing Saturday 2...
• The staff and volunteers of the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library would like t...
• City Sees First Rabies Case in 2011
• City Sees First Rabies Case in 2011
• Two charged with child abuse
• Former presidential guard busted for child pornography
• Early Christmas
• Professor’s office vandalized during weekend robbery
• Accident Reports Now Available Online
• Accident Reports Now Available Online
• City's Acquisition of Former Dream Lodge Motel Will Keep City Safer
• FBC to host free Christmas Dinner
• Council speaks on Rubbermaid
• Animal cruelty investigator recruited
• Council approves budget amendment
• Another chase, gunshots reported
• Sprucing up overpass
• Primary filing deadline draws closer for candidates
• Audiobook "The Drop" by Michael Connelly will be available at the 24/7 elibrary...
• Saturday 12/17/11 - 11 am @ the Library. Special Christmas Show by Glenda Walton...
• City's Acquisition of Former Dream Lodge Motel Will Keep City Safer
• City's Acquisition of Former Dream Lodge Motel Will Keep City Safer
• Council to name BoD, TIRZ appointees
• Teacher featured in publication for educators
• Council to address new floodplain ordinance
• L-3 suit expenses requiring city budget amendment
• Shots fired during Commerce chase
• Schools accept reading challenge
• City buying a ‘Dream’?
• Council schedules meeting on Rubbermaid
• No hex with 'Vex'
• An early Christmas wish granted
• City Offers Anti-Bullying Resources
• City Offers Anti-Bullying Resources
• Police Department to Participate in Recognition Program
• Police Department to Participate in Recognition Program
• GMA has a New Website!
• GMA has a New Website!
• Don't forget the Library Giving Tree! We are accepting gifts through December 1...
• Monday 12/12/11 - 7 pm @ the Library. Special "Santa Advent Calendar Craft" sto...
• Saturday 12/10/11 - 2pm @ the Library. Bilingual Homebuyers Workshop Spanish/Eng...
• Appeals slated in two murder cases
• No need for drivers to get ‘Blitzen’
• FISH seeking volunteers
• Sales taxes up for October
• Parks Foundation fundraiser brings in $1,500
• GMS mom angry about nail incident
• City ‘saddened’ by Rubbermaid announcement
• Animal cruelty complaint investigated
• Arraignment hearing set in capital murder case
• Two from county lost at Pearl Harbor
• Trial date set in illegal dumping suit
• Special Christmas Storytime with Reindeer craft 6 pm tonight!
• Bilingual Homebuyer's Workshop this Saturday 12/10/11 @ 2pm.
• Things to do this week
• City threatened with attorney general suit
• Family files wrongful death suit against senior center
• Getting his wish in time for holidays
• Attempted capital murder trial set to start
• Parade ushers in Christmas
• A&M-Commerce land sale delayed
• Grand jury returns charges in robberies
• Congratulations to the Christmas Parade Award Winners
• The Christmas Parade is ON!
• The Christmas Parade is ON!
• "Reading with Rudolph" Winter Reading Program kicks off Saturday, December 3rd a...
• Don't miss Reading with Rudolph kick off on Saturday 12/03/11! Milk & cookies w...
• A&M-Commerce land sale delayed
• Beginning to look like Christmas
• Rain in Christmas parade forecast
• Trial date set in murder case
• Weather Could Affect Christmas Parade
• Weather Could Affect Christmas Parade
• Reading with Rudolph starts December 3rd!
• Grand jury schedules session
• Sheriff’s Office makes arrest at motel
• The “Giving Tree” is up and running. Let’s help everyone have a Merry Christmas!...
• County leaders mapping out transportation needs
• Citations sought in jail lawsuit
• Holiday events lining up
• Commerce Christmas parade to coincide with university’s Winter Wonderland
• City Releasing Documents In Response To Attorney General Letter
• Council OKs engineers for $4.8 million street repair
• Council approves bakery zoning
• Tax abatement granted for industry
• Alphin sentenced for capital murder conviction
• Copeland Earns Government Finance Officer Certification
• The Healthy U Program "Heart Health" has been moved to (Tuesday) 29th @ Noon.
• Check out the eLibrary now with over 1200 titles to choose from!
• The library will be closed Thursday 11-24 & Friday 11-25 in observance of Thanks...
• Just wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving from all your friends at the W. Walworth H...
• Overlay zoning district discussion tonight
• Things to do this week
• County to consider repairs to building
• Company plans $26 million expansion
• Zoning sought for bakery
• Meeting the 'Challenge'
• Flynn seeking re-election to House
• Get a $1.00 per month Blue Recycling Cart and Enter for a Chance to win a HDTV!
• Get a $1.00 per month Blue Recycling Cart and Enter for a Chance to win a HDTV!
• OSU coach and A&M-Commerce graduate Miranda Serna dies in plane crash
• Recycling program gets off to fast start
• fruitcake coming back to town
• City maintains bond rating
• Cooper asks to be reassigned
• Testimony under way in capital murder trial
• Two school board positions up for grabs
• Education key to fixing public transit issues, agency officials say
• Annual Christmas Parade Set For December 2nd
• Annual Christmas Parade Set For December 2nd
• Not exactly a deluge
• Things to do this week
• Laundry thefts cost A&M-Commerce students hundreds
• Getting everyone on board
• Laundry thefts cost A&M-Commerce students
• 3,500 plants ... and growing!
• Pet of week
• Famous athlete, activist John Carlos visits A&M-Commerce
• Honor rolls - first six weeks
• Burn ban to stay in place
• School’s discipline policy raises parents’ ire
• Deadline for food drive nears
• Early voting continues this week
• A&M-Commerce student survives hit-and-run
• A&M-Commerce student survives hit and run
• CISD board of trustees meeting celebrates hundreds of thousands of dollars in savings
• CISD school board meeting celebrates hundreds of thousands of dollars in savings
• No deal yet for new JC Penney store
• Things to do this week
• Pet of week
• Capital murder indictment returned in teacher shooting
• "Giving That Makes A Difference"
• City Encourages Halloween Safety
• City Encourages Halloween Safety
• Vehicle Accident Damages Exchange Building
• Vehicle Accident Damages Exchange Building
• Non-Emergency Phone Lines at Police Department Down
• High fire danger conditions today
• "Something bad has happened"
• Slight chance of rain tonight, better chance all day Tuesday
• Murder victim stabbed, beaten
• Council to wait before deciding elections
• Bond hearing set in area murder case
• Guilty plea expected in child abuse case
• Water Off on Wesley Tuesday October 25, 2011
• Weekend rains not enough to lift burn ban
• Two people arrested in reported homicide
• Administration building for plant eyed
• 'Halloween on the Square' scheduled
• Commissioners to consider autopsy services
• Thing to do this week
• Puddin Hill to reopen
• Council to decide on election changes
• Early voting starting
• Dance of the Ages
• Kiwanis auction coming u
• Changes coming to May 2012 municipal elections
• Home for the holidays
• Thunderstorms possible tonight
• County jobless rate dips
• Police Department to add new rank
• Recognizing 'Hero of Hope'
• Pet of week
• Most charges dropped in child abuse case
• No action taken on kidnapping suspect’s bond
• Ceremony slated to remember missing local woman
• City Seeks Municipal Auditorium Memorabilia
• Do you have any memorabilia from past performances at the Greenville Municipal A...
• Former bank building to be auctioned next week
• Guilty plea given in organized theft case
• Former CPS supervisor dead at 83
• Volunteers needed to 'Make A Difference'
• Guilty plea withdrawn in cocaine possession case
• A&M-Commerce faculty: “Mane Event a success”
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event - Saturday, October 22
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event - Saturday, October 22
• Music in Poetry
• Plans for new Hunt County lake proceeding
• Fire weather today, frost tonight?
• City Recognizes Employees of the Quarter
• City Recognizes Employees of the Quarter
• Bullying Awareness Program
• Teen Read Week: Top Ten List.
• Teen Read Week Prizes!
• Build a fantasy world!
• What book is in the jar?
• Teen Read Week!
• One life. Six words. What's yours?
• Red Flag Warning issued for North Texas
• Very high fire danger conditions today
• GISD: 'Unacceptable' rating just that
• Changing ways to donate to FISH
• Punishment hearing slated in cocaine case
• Things to do this week
• Planning commission to discuss overlay zoning
• Knights really smoking
• FISH to provide Thanksgiving baskets
• pet of week
• Legislators: 'It's not fair'
• Police Department Receives Grant for Rape Aggression Defense Program
• Police Department Receives Grant for Rape Aggression Defense Program
• Not guilty plea in organized theft ring
• Spot holds re-opening as private club
• Bras for the Cause tonight
• Kidnapping reported in Commerce Thursday morning
• GEUS to issue redeeming bonds
• GCS wins regional robotics competition
• Halloween on the Square set for October 31, 2011
• Halloween on the Square set for October 31, 2011
• Sales taxes take another big hit
• Oil pipeline could come through Hunt County
• Hearing today in Quinlan capital murder case
• Prosecution rests in Smith murder trial
• City Welcomes New Venue Manager
• City Welcomes New Venue Manager
• County renews burn ban
• Punishment hearing starts in murder case
• DAV seeking donations for building repair
• Council approves tourism funding for Faire
• Reminder, changes to coming to Interstate 30 Wednesday
• "In Her Shoes" event Thursday
• The Scrabble Club enjoying a game!
• Water Off on Wesley from Anderson to Silver
• Guilty plea in murder case
• Monday 10/10/11 @ 7pm. The Greenville Fire Dept. will join our storytime progra...
• Not much rain fell during weekend
• School seeking tourism funding
• Education in Texas subject of Friday talk
• Sheriff seeks funds seized in raids
• Things to do this week
• Shooting reported at local motel
• Injuries Sustained in Shooting and Possible Related Motor Vehicle Accident
• County expected to renew burn ban
• Officials: End of overpass project nearing
• Food drive to begin
• Trial in 2009 Caddo Mills murder case starting
• Chances improving for rain this weekend
• Voter registration deadline looming
• Soccer Fun Fest today at SportsPark
• Historic coin show continues today
• Very high fire danger in region again today
• Wolfe City ISD battle resolved
• Doing their 'BEST'
• Ralph Hall announces seeking reelection to Congress
• Derenda Thieke is the featured artist of the month at the Walworth Harrison Libr...
• Scrabble & Chess Clubs Saturday, October 8th @ 10:30am Join us for these recre...
• Monday 10/10/11 - 6:30pm @ the Library. Genealogy Program: Brick Walls, Surnames...
• Two life sentences handed down Thursday
• Free curbside tire collection in Greenville Saturday
• Another day of very high fire danger
• SPCA seizes animals from two counties
• Grazing Buffalo aims to please patrons with assortment of wings, barbecue, salad bar
• Not guilty plea in organized theft ring case
• Plane makes forced landing near Wolfe City
• Pet of week
• Very high fire danger conditions again today
• Defendants file denial in illegal dumping suit
• Two more sentenced to prison for ID theft
• Telling one’s tale of battling cancer
• City Moves to Stage 3 - Water Conservation Plan
• City Moves to Stage 3 - Water Conservation Plan
• Breaking: City of Greenville moving to Stage 3 water restrictions
• Showers up north, chance of storms this weekend
• Heightened fire danger again today
• Parent facing criminal charges
• Celebrating, connecting and .... mourning
• Another night out against crime
• CISD joins lawsuit against state of Texas
• Another night to fight crime
• GEUS board meeting in special session today
• Things to do this week
• Body of Missing Man Found
• Body of Missing Man Found
• L-3 files federal suit over airport plat
• Day of Unity observance slated
• Another Night Out to fight crime in local cities
• Sea of pink to converge
• Police Seek Help in Finding Missing Man
• Police Seek Help in Finding Missing Man
• L-3 files federal version of lawsuit against the City of Greenville
• No relief seen from drought
• Board of Development outlines plans
• Commerce, Throgmorton to enter mediation
• Pet of week
• Come join us tomorrow 10/01/11 @ 2 pm for the family friendly film "Spooky Buddi...
• Commerce and Throgmorton to enter into mediation talks next month
• Robbery suspect's bond lowered
• Extreme fire danger today
• L-3 files federal version of lawsuit against the City of Greenville
• One more 100?
• A touch of the old west coming to town
• Not guilty plea heard in murder case
• Former NASA astronaut, that's 'Who'
• Astronaut, scientist Jemison visits A&M-Commerce
• Anequia Wafer has resigned her position at the library & she will be missed! G...
• Guilty plea, prison sentence in oil field fraud case
• Evan Ethridge is the Library employee of the quarter!
• Greenville resident Karyl Hayre pushed the total pages read over two million in...
• Guilty plea, prison sentence in ID theft ring case
• Big cool off coming this week
• Three alarm grass fire near Quinlan
• City Council split over what to do with unexpected windfall
• Students meeting Wednesday morning for "See You At The Pole"
• Sheriff: Shooting victim to be charged with aggravated assault
• Big fire reported in south Hunt County
• Commerce Police Department investigating child death
• 3 Days left for the 2011 Adult Summer Reading Program!
• City Earns State Comptroller's Award for Financial Transparency
• City Earns State Comptroller's Award for Financial Transparency
• Guilty plea in kidnapping case
• Water to be cut Tuesday
• Jury trial in shootout case reset
• Water Service Interruption tomorrow.
• 11,000 students and counting: Part One
• County remains under ban on outdoor burning
• Postal service rally scheduled Tuesday
• Hearing scheduled in illegal dumping suit
• Commissioners to recognize landmark
• Heroes receive community awards
• Things to do this week
• Trial set in shootout case
• Unifying against domestic violence
• One killed in head-on crash
• 'A beautiful day'
• Increased fire danger expected Sunday
• GISD joins suit against state
• Police department to receive grant funds
• Pet of the week
• Adult Summer Reading Program!
• Another honor for Silver Star hero
• No clues left in woman’s disappearance
• One more salute
• Response filed in illegal disposal suit
• Adult Summer Reading Program!
• High fire danger conditions today
• City to Offer FREE Curbside Tire Collection
• City to Offer FREE Curbside Tire Collection
• ESCO clean-up near end
• Ceremony to recognize community contributions
• Big change in the weather expected Thursday
• Rains do little to ease extreme drought
• Diabetes class Wednesday
• Sales taxes show big gains
• High fire danger conditions in place today
• Things to do this week
• Second hearings on city budget, tax rate set
• Prosecutors dismiss criminally negligent homicide charge
• Major land deal in Commerce pending
• Woman sentenced to 450 years in prison
• Deuell running again
• Greenville ISD receives improved state rating
• Pet of week
• Chance of storms tonight
• Kaufman County woman receives 450 year prison sentence
• Deuell announces reelection bid
• Ready to Rally
• Guilty plea, sentence in organized retail thefts
• Sale pending on land in front of Whitley Residence Hall
• Very high fire danger conditions today
• Authorities bust drug ring operating out of jail
• Downtown’s future subject of session
• Benefit Powwow to honor albino buffalo
• Texas Lottery results
• New lines approved for council districts
• Multiple Arrests Made in Narcotics Investigations
• Multiple Arrests Made in Narcotics Investigations
• Police Chief: More than 100 officers involved in raids
• Sheriff's Office issues statement in connection with drug ring arrests
• Authorities bust drug ring reportedly operating out of the Hunt County Jail
• Officers of the year named
• Grand jury meeting again Friday
• Two speak up during budget, tax public hearings
• Rebuilding of overpass to take six more weeks
• Two speak on taxes, budget at hearing
• Honoring first responders
• Grand jury expected to meet
• Three fires again being worked in county
• New fire in an old location
• Two fires reported in county at this hour
• Rekindle of one last week's major fires
• Portion of Traders Road to be closed
• Guilty plea, prison sentence in armed robbery case
• Extreme fire danger today
• Police officers to stay at Greenville ISD
• Participants in the 2011 Adult Summer Reading Program have broken last year’s ov...
• Record heat expected next two days
• Things to do this week
• 9/11 — Residents react with shock, fear
• 9/11 — Class thanks local heroes on anniversary
• City budget, tax rate public hearings slated
• Second hearing set on council redistricting
• 9/11 — Firm provides panels for World Trace Center rebuilding
• 9/11 — Churches help worshippers deal with fear, shock
• Public hearings on budget, tax rate Tuesday
• City Council redistricting hearing, vote set Tuesday
• County may file more suits against illegal dumpers
• Pet of week
• Friday fire started by cutting torch
• Armed robbery suspects arrested
• Two Arrested in Recent Aggravated Robberies
• Two Arrested in Recent Aggravated Robberies
• Fire Department Sending Strike Team to Assist with Wildfires
• Fire Department Sending Strike Team to Assist with Wildfires
• Tire Round up in Greenville Saturday
• Very high fire danger conditions today
• Suspects in armed robberies arrested
• Pausing as area remembers tragic day
• Fruitcakes from Puddin Hill coming soon
• New warrant ordered for theft ring suspect
• Trial in armed robbery case starts Monday
• Major fire in Union Valley area
• Planning Department Recognized for Achievement in Excellence
• Planning Department Recognized for Achievement in Excellence
• Very high fire danger conditions again today
• Circus coming to town
• One Injured in Rollover Accident
• Accident Claims Life of Young Woman
• Greenville teenager killed in one-vehicle accident
• Good Morning Pre-K every Tuesday @ 11:00 am. Ages 3-5.
• Jr. Shutterbugs every Wednesday @ 4:30 pm. Check out flyer for age related deta...
• Storytime back to Monday evenings @ 7:00 pm!
• Building Buddies every Tuesday @ 4:30 for ages 8-12.
• Storytime for students every Wednesday @ 4:30 for ages 6-9.
• Big project set for U.S. Highway 69
• Senate Bill 100 May Impact Local Elections
• Smoke gets in our eyes
• Suspects Sought in Aggravated Robberies
• Two suspects sought in multiple hold-ups
• Citizens Reminded of Animal Laws
• Citizens Reminded of Animal Laws
• Long weekend no holiday for law enforcement
• Fall is on the way! Check out our new and improved line-up of programs!
• Computer Kids on Mondays @ 4:30 pm. Ages 8-12.
• February Storytime Info!
• Check out the Teen Club on Thursdays @ 6:30 pm. Ages 13-18.
• Check out the Pre-Teen Club on Thursdays @ 4:40 pm. Ages 10-12.
• Lots of activity in tropics
• Traders Road intersection closure Wednesday
• Girl Scout recruitment events begin tonight
• Very high fire danger in region again today
• Almost ready to yell "Bingo!"
• Highway 380 project nears completion
• Little time to decide on dates for 2012 vote
• Highway project nearing completion
• Cook-off to benefit children
• Probation in armed robbery case revoked
• Grass fires burn in county
• Almost ready to yell ‘Bingo!’
• Things to do this week
• Paying firefighters back
• Large Grass Fire Reported
• PJC noting rapid growth
• Ceremonies planned to remember 9/11 victims
• Repairs forcing closure of Traders Road
• Texan Theater sign to be lit tonight
• Commerce man leads group to South America
• Summer of hot, dry records
• Chamber receives lessons in local education
• Downtown theater sign to shine tonight
• Pet of the week
• Lions fall to Terrell
• Major fire between Quinlan and Union Valley
• Increased fire danger for Labor Day holiday
• Street Closure: Division
• City Offices Closed for Labor Day
• Traders Road and Cedar Creek Lane Closed Starting Sept. 7,2011
• City Offices and the Library will be closed on Monday, September 5, 2011, for th...
• University unveils larger-than-life art
• Eagle Golf and Gift set to open later this month
• Judge rules in favor of judge in child support case
• Farmer's Market Returns This Saturday!
• Cash SUD reminding customers of water conservation
• Cooler temperatures for Labor Day
• Third defendant in organized crime case pleads guilty
• Still no drought relief
• Hospital receives pulmonary care excellence award
• Child support hearing continues
• Guilty plea, prison sentence in organized crime case
• Three alarm grass fire near Quinlan
• Extreme fire danger today
• Labor Day Fly-In planned on Lake Tawakoni
• Used city fire truck sells at auction
• Arson ruled out in deadly fire
• Used fire truck sells at city auction
• Getting view from other side of bench
• The other side of the bench
• Saturday 09/03/11 - 2pm @ the Library. Join us for family friendly film "Mars N...
• The days of summer cooling down?
• Email is back up and running but if you sent something yesterday or this morning...
• Girl, 4, dies after mobile home fire in Commerce
• Girl, 4, dies after mobile home fire in Commerce
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: St John
• Our email server has been down since yesterday morning and is still down. At thi...
• Time almost up for city auction
• Guilty plea expected in armed robbery
• Parks foundation to host skate competition
• Things to do this week
• Relighting marquee name
• Legislation could change election dates
• Grand jury indicts couple for child endangerment
• Grand jury indicts two for murder
• Rains did little to ease drought
• Justice — and dinner — will be served to benefit CASA
• Pet of week
• Lions drop opener to Little Elm, 41-14
• Stop paying for those eBooks! Over 1000 bestseller audio & digital titles to ch...
• Football season kicks off tonight
• Negotiating a new PILOT
• Guilty plea expected in organized retail theft ring
• High School football starts tonight
• Heading to another triple digit high
• Former Greenville resident convicted of capital murder
• Curtain Call Saturday 08/27/11 @ 2 pm. Come join us for the family friendly fil...
• Greenville sees some rain
• Council conducts redistricting hearing
• Council calls for budget, tax rate hearings
• Grand Jury to meet again
• No rain for Greenville, but it was cooler
• Greenville student becomes 11,000th at TAMU-C
• ERCOT in emergency mode on electricity this afternoon
• Thunderstorms east of Hunt County
• Bond Refunding Brings Cost Savings to City
• Bond Refunding Brings Cost Savings to City
• Still Time to Sign Up for next Citizens Police Academy
• Still Time to Sign Up for next Citizens Police Academy
• Alcohol approved at Wright Park golf course
• County budget approved
• Scrabble Club now forming!
• Chess Club now forming! Call for details.
• Back to School for Greenville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Judge: Indigent defense costs in line
• Grand jury meeting again Friday
• Guilty plea given in county murder case
• GISD off to hot start
• Public hearing slated on county budget
• Alcohol election called for Wolfe City
• Redrawing city council lines
• Authorities have no new leads in disappearance
• Commissioners to consider Wolfe City alcohol election
• Guilty plea in capital murder case
• Redrawing the City Council districts
• L-3 executive missing for one month
• Back to school for drivers, too
• New lake planned for county?
• Big turnout for community extravaganza
• Capital murder trial expected to start
• Storms possible today, Sunday
• Another big grass fire reported
• Vote to allow alcohol at Wright Park scheduled Tuesday
• Missing Caddo Mills woman found
• City Council to schedule hearings on budget, tax rate
• Capital murder trial starting Monday
• Things to do this week
• Pet of week
• Senior Health Series Program Monday (08/22/11) @ 10:30 am. The program topic wi...
• Firefighter answers his final call
• Another day of triple digit heat expected
• Hundreds of acres burned in Greenville, Hunt County Thursday
• Traffic Detours Planned Friday During Funeral Service
• Traffic Detours Planned Friday During Funeral Service
• Arson not currently suspected in grass fires
• Greenville's meet-the-teacher night moved to Friday because of fires
• More than a dozen fires active at present time
• At least a dozen fires reported in Greenville
• City Council plans to meet all day on budget Friday
• Robbery suspect returning to Hunt County
• Route of Krodle funeral procession released
• Already 100 degrees in Greenville
• Dinner, auction to benefit museum
• Richard Reese puts the Adult Summer Reading Program community total to over one...
• Healthy U! is a new series of brown bag workshops that will offer relevant nutri...
• Sylvia, Lisa and the rest of the staff are working on a new line up of programs...
• Saturday 08/20/11 - 2 pm @ the Library. Come out and enjoy the family friendly...
• Missing person reported from Caddo Mills
• Very slight chance of rain this afternoon
• Legend purchasing a Greenville icon
• One hospitalized following gun battle in south Hunt County
• Multiple grass fires fought Tuesday
• Lady Lions lose a heartbreaker
• UPDATED: Suspect in reported gun battle with officers listed in serious condition
• One person wounded in officer-involved shooting
• Large grass fire in Cash area
• More than three dozen arrests during weekend
• One injured in Sunday night shooting
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Things to do this week
• Proposed budget available online
• No closure until there’s justice
• It's time to get to rally
• Pet of the week
• Budget Workshop Scheduled
• Fitch Ratings
• Budget Workshop Scheduled
• Fitch Ratings
• City of Greenville keeps bond rating
• Guilty plea in child endangerment case
• Theft reported from the Salvation Army
• West Greenville Small Area Plan
• Triple digit streak broken
• Rain in the area
• Storms to northwest starting to break apart
• FY 2011-2012 Proposed Annual Budget Now Online
• Hunt County commissioners vote unanimously to renew contracts
• Cooper appointed to UIL Legislative Council
• Saturday 08/13/11 - 2 pm @ the Library. Curtain Call film "Ice Age: The melt Do...
• Rain chances in forecast today, Friday
• Prison sentence issued in huge identity theft case.
• Keeping an eye on the market
• ER numbers up during heat wave
• City of Greenville appeals ruling in L-3 suit
• City conducting auction of surplus items
• No tax increase in city budget
• GEUS customers have options in heat wave
• Local businesses feeling heat of fewer customers
• Emergency room numbers up during heat wave
• Water suppliers initiate restrictions in drought
• Top Five Code Enforcement Violations
• Top Five Code Enforcement Violations
• Police Department Announces Promotions and Organicational Changes
• Police Department Announces Promotions and Organicational Changes
• Judge rules against City of Greenville in L-3 dispute
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: Highway 66
• Prison sentence in evading arrest case
• Not guilty plea in felony DWI case
• Fire truck among city's auction items
• One killed in hit-and-run crash
• Multiple family violence calls reported during weekend
• Possible heat-related death reported in Commerce
• Fire at Dollar General in Quinlan
• Very high fire danger in region again today
• City Council to get first look at next year's budget
• Cool hands of help
• City refinancing $10 million in debt
• Things to do this week
• Another court hearing set in city, L-3 dispute
• Cool hands of help
• Phoenix Charter School speaks about ‘Unacceptable’ rating
• Search finds no trace of missing L-3 executive
• Very high fire danger in region again today
• New clues surface in executive’s disappearance
• Multiple fire departments battle 65-acre blaze
• Pet of the week
• Aggravated assault arrest reported
• How to conserve water during drought
• Big grass fire on U.S. Highway 69
• New clues in disappearance of L-3 executive
• Local man receives second prison sentence for drugs
• Commerce claiming immunity in suit with mayor
• Local demand for electricity setting records
• Very high fire danger in region today
• ROLLING BLACKOUTS POSSIBLE THIS AFTERNOON
• City declares immunity in Throgmorton suit
• Breaking: Missing person sought from Fannin County
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• Firefighters to Participate in Charity Softball Game
• Firefighters to Participate in Charity Softball Game
• Rolling blackouts possible today
• Traders Road to be closed overnight
• August storytimes!
• Guilty plea in oil field fraud case
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: Gordon
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: Walnut
• More cities call for mandatory water conservation
• Harry S. Thompson, World War II POW, dead at 97
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: Medical Parkway, King, Star, IH-30
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: Church, FM 1570
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Hot time in town
• No leads left in disappearance of L-3 executive
• Guilty plea expected in oil field fraud case
• Saturday 08/06/11 - 2 pm @ the Library. Family friendly film "Atlantis: The Los...
• Appeal denied in molestation cases
• High fire danger in Hunt County
• Traders Road Closed Thursday Night August 4, 2011
• Hot time to fight crime
• No peak demands for electricity, yet
• Applications Being Accepted for Next Citizen Police Academy
• Applications Being Accepted for Next Citizen Police Academy
• Firefighter treated for heat exhaustion in Sunday night blaze
• The Library will host a National Night Out Block Party Tuesday 08/02/11 @ 5-8 pm...
• Few clues in Hallman disappearance
• Officer Disciplined in Death of Bloodhound
• Officer Disciplined in Death of Bloodhound
• Officer disciplined in K9 death
• No end in sight to hot streak
• Area school districts receive accountability ratings
• Things to do this week
• Emergency room construction slated to begin
• Creating some 'young engineers to-be'
• Neighbors to gather outdoors to fight crime
• 'A major ordeal'
• Next up ... World Challenge
• Attempted capital murder trial slated to start
• Pastor finds path to Lutheran ordination
• Pet of week
• GISD rated 'Academically Unacceptable' by TEA
• Water Restored: Cleveland
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: Cleveland, Johnson
• Fire Hydrants Flushing:
• Defendant to face trial in 2006 indictment
• Firefighters Challenge begins today
• Memorial service set for Goodall
• Market plans customer appreciation day
• Greenville To Host Firefighter Combat Challenge Competition
• Greenville To Host Firefighter Combat Challenge Competition
• 8 ways to save big this summer
• Come join us for Curtain Call this Saturday 07/30/11 @ 2 pm. The movie this wee...
• City initiates mandatory water conservation measures
• City switching to chlorine
• Council returns two to tourism board
• Graham Park plans expected soon
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: King, Silver
• Water Treatment Plant Temporarily Switching to Free Chlorine
• Water Treatment Plant Temporarily Switching to Free Chlorine
• Hearing tonight on plant clean-up
• Council focusing on tourism
• Commissioners approve moving two voting polls
• City Announces Mandatory Water Conservation Measures
• City Announces Mandatory Water Conservation Measures
• Upcoming titles for the Eclectic Book Club. Come join us!!
• GFD Responds to Tractor Trailer Fire
• Hearing scheduled in toddler's death
• Law enforcement to share surveillance technology
• Things to do this week
• County eyes changing two polling locations
• Big spike seen in county jobless rate
• Officials: GISD budget adequate despite funding loss
• Partying to end crime
• Council changing fund balance language
• Triple digit heat continues
• Crime fighting party scheduled Monday
• Firery competition coming to town
• City Council making changes to language in budget
• A fun place to spend the summer
• Pet of week
• Remembering a Ray of light
• Grand jury issues more than 40 indictments
• Heat streak to three weeks
• County under burn ban
• Chamber Puttin' on the Ritz Saturday
• County sees new record unemployment rate
• Micah Brown arraigned, bond set in Stella Ray murder
• High fire danger in Hunt County today
• Family members remember slain educator as dedicated teacher
• No charges to be filed in death of police’s K-9
• Family remembers murdered educator
• Arrest reported in teacher’s murder
• Documents show brutal end to brief life
• Owner of drag strip denies dumping claims
• Owner of drag strip denies charges of illegal dumping
• Identities of Murder Vicitim and Suspect Released
• Identities of Murder Vicitim and Suspect Released
• Triple digit streak now at 20 days
• Greenville Police Department officer will not be prosecuted in K-9 death
• Updated: Brown to be arraigned Friday morning in connection with murder of Stella Ray
• Suspect Arrested in Overnight Homicide
• Autopsy results confirm Brandon Herrera died as result of trauma
• L-3 lands another big contract
• Updated: Suspect in murder of Stella Brown officially identified
• Update: Press conference scheduled in murder of Caddo Mills High School teacher
• Suspect Arrested in Overnight Homicide
• Information being released about Wednesday night murder.
• Triple digit streak hits 19th day
• Funeral services scheduled for Brandon Herrera
• Prison sentence issued in purse snatching case
• Drag strip being sued for illegal dumping
• Attorneys appointed for capital murder suspects
• Attorneys being appointed for Ortiz and Vega
• Rockwall County enacts burn ban
• High fire danger forecast today
• Remembering a little baby
• Capital murder charges filed in child’s death
• New grand jury set to meet
• Commissioners approve redistricting plan
• In-House Street Repairs Save Money
• In-House Street Repairs Save Money
• New grand jury meeting Friday
• Triple-digit streak continues
• Emergency protective order granted for child of suspects in Brandon Herrera death
• Update: 911 call audio released in child murder case
• Two suspects charged with capital murder in connection with child homicide
• Will the triple-digit streak continue?
• Child’s death investigated as homicide
• County placed under burn ban
• One in custody following chase through three counties
• Highway north of city receiving work
• Update: Capital murder charges still pending in child homicide
• Applications Being Accepted for Hotel Occupancy Tax Funding
• Applications Being Accepted for Hotel Occupancy Tax Funding
• Updated: Suspects in child homicide to be charged with capital murder
• One in custody following Sunday night chase
• Triple digit streak hits 17 days
• More than 30 arrests during weekend
• This Saturday 07/23/11 @ noon - curtain call film Treasure Planet!!!
• A very special thanks goes to Betty Brown for graciously serving on our library advisory board & for being such a library advocate!!
• Updated: Charges to be filed this afternoon in child homicide
• Updated: Press conference scheduled in child murder case
• Sheriff's office working child homicide
• Burn ban proposed
• Getting ready for back to school
• Commissioners to discuss proposed redistricting
• Council fills vacancies on boards
• Things to do this week
• A&M-Commerce placed on warning status
• This 'SPYDR' flies, not crawls
• Ranch hosting hunt for wounded veterans
• GISD to receive ratings later this month
• Museum’s summer camp to focus on World War II
• pet of week
• City Receives Budget Presentation Award
• City Receives Budget Presentation Award
• It is hot out there! Come cool off at the library with a cold water and a nice book!
• Saturday 07/16/11-5:30 pm @ the Library. Lock-in party for children 2-18 who reached their reading goal! Games, performers, and much more!
• Don't miss this special program: The African American Experience in WW I Monday, July 18th at 6:30pm @ the Walworth Harrison Library #1 Lou Finney Lane Presented by Dr. Steven Short of Collin College. There is no charge to attend this event but st
• President calls space shuttle; see images from final mission
• Retail gasoline prices up 12 cents this week
• Firefighters contain scrapyard fire
• Overflow jail facility to house prisoners opens
• Response filed to Commerce contamination suit
• Need a summer read? 10 best books so far this year
• Fire at New Phoenix Metals
• Fire at New Phoenix Metals
• Firefighters working to contain scrap fire
• Texas A&M University-Commerce sanctioned by Southern accreditor
• Child drowns at Commerce City Pool
• June was hottest month on record in Texas
• Chamber auction set for July 23
• Undersheriff Joe Knight resigns
• Coucil adopts Small Area Plan
• Crime down sharply in city, police say
• Party to kick off Night Out observance
• Portion of Old Mill Road Closed for Repairs
• Get Ready for the National Night Out Kick-Off Party
• Get Ready for the National Night Out Kick-Off Party
• Health Department vaccination fees to increase
• Council to fill multiple vacancies
• Prosecutors seize $28,000 in drug money
• Pedal power needed
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Things to do this week
• Girl, 9, drowns in Commerce pool
• Traders Road project starting
• PJC-Greenville notes rise in summer enrollment
• One-way for one year
• One expensive legal battle
• Detours ahead in city
• City Council looking west
• No 'sure-fire' way to get rid of moles
• Tips for dealing with the heat
• Krodle car show at Fairgrounds today
• High fire danger today
• Pet of the week
• Officers make 23 arrests Thursday
• Hottest day of the year so far
• UPDATE: Suspect sought in Quinlan bank robbery
• Commissioners Court agenda for July 11
• PJC updates small business class calendar
• Bank robbery in Quinlan
• No relief in sight for drought conditions
• FM 1903 underpass project starting
• Woodgrain Millwork closing
• Theft ring believed targeting area Wal-marts
• Deadline set in city, L-3 dispute
• Authorities rule morning residential fire as arson
• Organized theft ring targeting area Wal-Marts
• Local employer shutting doors
• Thursday morning fire believed arson related
• Eight arrests reported Wednesday
• City records big dip in sales tax rebate revenue
• Saturday 07/09/11 - 2pm @ the Library. Come out and enjoy a special screening of the family friendly film "Recipe for Disaster."
• Friday 07/08/11- 1pm @ the Library. 4H Club Program (ages 10+) Teens learn about 4H programs like photography, animals, nutrition & more!
• Commerce High School season tickets now available
• Guilty plea, probation in Commerce armed robbery
• One person rescued from house fire near Commerce
• Hearing today in City of Greenville, L-3 dispute
• Another scorcher on tap today
• Prison sentence, fines issued in officer assault case
• Nine arrests reported Tuesday
• Not guilty plea entered in armed robbery case
• Time for Teens: France. Thursday 4:30 pm. Join the Time for Teens class and learn about other cultures! Each week is a different country. Play our different gaming systems and make some crafts!
• Special Summer Reading Program. Tomorrow 07/07/11 - Noon @ the Library. The Creature Teacher!
• Minimum prison sentence issued for felony DWI
• Fifth triple digit day in a row marked in Greenville
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for Saturday, July 23rd
• Suspects in Saturday murder caught, jailed
• Charges dismissed in oil field fraud case
• Mistrial declared in sexual assault case
• Search continues for new council member
• Police Investigate Bomb Threat made to Walmart
• Police Investigate Bomb Threat made to Walmart
• Both suspects in weekend murder have criminal histories
• More than 40 arrests during holiday
• High temperature reaches triple digits again
• Situation wrapping up at Greenville Walmart
• Air quality alert issued for Wednesday
• Murder Suspects Arrested
• Murder Suspects Arrested
• Portion of Old Mill Road to be Closed for Repairs - UPDATE
• Chances of rain diminishing for today
• Suspects in local murder arrested in Dallas
• Disaster declaration for Hunt, surrounding counties
• Rain in the forecast today
• Starting off with a bang!
• Another hearing set in Greenville, L-3 dispute
• Murder suspects still sought
• Patriotic Picnic celebrates holiday
• State lawmakers to address chamber breakfast
• Neighborhood parades on tap
• Things to do this week
• Armed robbery suspect due in court
• Earth-kind roses are noted for their outstanding landscape performance
• Activities all day Monday in Greenville
• pet of week
• West Tawakoni Independence Day event Sunday
• Wishing everyone a safe & happy July 4th Holiday!
• Mourning the loss of Liberty
• Tomorrow 07/02/11 - 2 pm @ the Library. Special film screening of "Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief."
• Eleven arrests reported Thursday
• Still more road work on the horizon
• Another ozone warning for county today
• Commerce mayor accuses city of fraud, slander
• They weren't Doctor Scholl's
• Patriotic Picnic
• New Events Added to Patriotic Picnic Celebration
• New Events Added to Patriotic Picnic Celebration
• Officers make 18 arrests Wednesday
• Police department mourns death of K-9
• 4H Club: Food and Nutrition (ages 10 and up) July 1 - 1:00 pm Join Ms. Amy in her Intro to 4H classes! Learn about various programs you can join during the school year, like photography, companion animals, nutrition and more!
• Commerce Rotary Club utilizes flag program
• Preparing for Independence Day
• Hunt County ranch receives hundreds of visitors for white buffalo naming ceremony
• Guilty plea entered in baseball bat attack
• Still a slight chance of rain today
• Flynn first votes no, then yes, on education funding bill
• School district employee pleads not guilty to "sexting" girl
• Police officers make arrest for aggravated assault, abandoning a child
• New arrest warrants issued for multiple defendants
• Schedule of Events for July 4th Patriotic Picnic now online
• Slowing down on Moulton Street
• Capital murder trial delayed again
• Budget amendment approved for Traders Road project
• Deputies respond to false homicide report
• Tropical storm in Gulf of Mexico
• Another chance of rain today
• Special White Buffalo Commemorative Edition today
• Naming ceremony today for white buffalo calf
• Multiple arrests in Greenville for drugs and alcohol
• IESI Announces Changes to July 4th Collection Schedule
• IESI Announces Changes to July 4th Collection Schedule
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for nearby counties
• Register Now for Youth Flag Football & Cheerleading - 1st game at Cowboys Stadium
• Register Now for Youth Flag Football & Cheerleading - 1st game at Cowboys Stadium
• Tropical system forming in Gulf of Mexico
• Thursday 06/30/11 - Noon @ the Library. Special Children's Program. "Whirled on a String" by champion yo-yo expert Valerie Oliver.
• Tomorrow 06/29/11 - 11 am @ the Library. Special Children's Storytime with Miss Polly! Interactive music, crafts, and more!
• Adult Summer Reading Program count to date at 420,337 pages read so far!
• 5th Annual Hunt County Amateur Photography Contest June 20th through August 15th Got an Awesome Picture to Share? Enter our contest!! Contest open to Amateur Photographers of all ages. Two Divisions: Adult (18 & up) & Junior (17 & under). S
• Portion of Old Mill Road to be Closed for Repairs
• Portion of Old Mill Road to be Closed for Repairs
• Not too late to sign up for the Summer Reading Program. Come by and check out all the fun activites!
• Directions to site of white buffalo naming ceremony
• Old Mill Road to be closed for repairs
• Youth flag football, cheerleading registration scheduled
• DPS urging caution this weekend to prevent wildfires
• Hotel bookings slow for white buffalo ceremony
• Independence Day parade planned in Lone Oak
• things to do this weeT
• City Seeks Applicants for Board and Commission Vacancies
• City Seeks Applicants for Board and Commission Vacancies
• More than two dozen arrests during weekend
• City has openings on boards and commissions
• Guns and memories close out Audie Murphy Days in Greenville
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: Lark
• National Night Out organization meeting tonight
• Budget amendment needed for Traders Road project
• New speed limit proposed on U.S. Highway 69
• Krodle car show coming July 9
• Official naming ceremony planned for white buffalo
• Parades, picnics, fireworks across county for July 4
• Another heat wave starting next week
• Chocolate after death ?
• Candlelight remembrance closing Audie Murphy Days tonight
• Fireworks show east of Greenville tonight
• Fashion show to raise money for Women in Need
• Drying out in a hurry
• Another small earthquake reported in Texas
• Pet of the Week: Mr. Darcy
• Father and son indicted by grand jury
• Two charged with evading arrest
• Kaufman County man guilty of federal firearms violations
• Fireworks sales starting
• Commerce ISD approves budget
• KING STEER
• Mystery blimp spotted over Greenville
• Audie Murphy Days a thank you to all veterans
• IRS ups mileage deduction
• Not guilty plea in aggravated assault case
• Tomorrow 06/25/11- 2pm @ the Library. Special screening of the family friendly film "The Secret Garden."
• Today 06/24/11 @ the Library. Krafty Kids. Drop in anytime between 1pm and 3pm at the library and make a craft to take home!
• A splash of summer
• Moderate fire danger today
• Planning Commission approves Small Area Plan
• Letter(jacket) perfect for NJROTC?
• Seven arrests reported Wednesday
• City Will No Longer Accept American Express Credit Card
• City Will No Longer Accept American Express Credit Card
• City of Greenville no longer accepting American Express
• Summer of Safety - Swimming Friday!
• Small area plan public hearing tonight
• Be careful breathing today
• Attorney appointed for stabbing suspect
• Starting to plan for ‘Night Out’
• Making big splash into summer
• Attorney appointed for stabbing suspect
• Planning underway for National Night Out
• Keeping in touch via radio
• Seven arrests reported Tuesday
• DPS warning of red light ticket scam
• Tomorrow 06/23/11 Noon @ the Library. The Incredible Bubble Show! This exciting show has a focus on math, reading, science, colors & shapes!
• The T-shirt didn't help
• Area fire danger lowered after rains
• Fireworks sales start this week
• Grand jury term ending
• WHAT DO YOU THINK? White buffalo born near Greenville
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for areas to the south
• Police and court reports filed
• Fireworks sales begin Friday
• Grand jury ending session Friday
• Thursday 06/23/11 Noon @ the Library. Guest Entertainer: The "Bubble Lady" Join us for a special performer each Thursday during the Summer Reading Program!
• Tonight 06/21/11-6:30 pm @ the Library. Eclectic Readers Book Club: Your Favorite Book. Call ahead sometimes we meet at a local restaurant.
• Mary of Puddin Hill still filling orders
• Bullying and gang prevention program today
• Hunt County still listed under high level of fire danger today
• White buffalo born near Greenville
• How dry we are
• Audie Murphy Days scheduled June 24-25
• More than two dozen arrests during weekend
• One injured in early morning stabbing
• Burn ban in place for Rains County
• Significant fire danger in area today
• Things to do
• Grant to help identify contaminated sites
• Agencies to offer electricity assistance
• Cumby man facing solicitation charges
• Herald-Banner wins top awards in state contest
• Livestock auction brings big bucks for area youth
• First vote on Small Area Plan scheduled
• More changes coming to interstate commute
• Local service agencies to offer electricity assistance
• July 4th event planned
• Finally hitting 100
• Ones that didn’t get away
• Celebrating Juneteenth
• Grand finale for Fair
• Father's Day event in Greenville Saturday
• Juneteenth to be celebrated in Greenville this weekend
• Greenville hits the triple digits
• Bullying, gang prevention program set
• Another jump in unemployment reported
• Police department buying Tazers for local officers
• Not guilty plea in convenience store hold-up
• Very high fire danger in region today
• Heifer, steer shows at Hunt County Fair today
• Charges filed in Tuesday night stabbing
• Getting hot in the middle of the night
• Special Council meeting today
• Fishing Friday this morning
• Indictment issued in fatal accident
• Second not guilty plea in murder case
• Two arrested in Terrell pot bust
• Commerce and other area schools to participate in online course offerings
• Williams Motors changing names
• Two more Texas soldiers reported killed in Iraq
• STANDING SALUTE
• Business After Hours tonight
• Salsa, lambs and "Night Birds" at the Fair today
• Multiple stabbings reported in county
• Prison sentence for knife assault on officer
• More lane closures coming to I-30
• Man sentenced to prison for attacking officer
• Fishing with badges
• Program Offered on Bullying and Gang Prevention
• Program Offered on Bullying and Gang Prevention
• Summer of Safety Continues with Fishing Friday!
• Summer of Safety Continues with Fishing Friday!
• Plea, probation in fake lawyer case
• 4H Club: Junior Master Gardeners (ages 10 and up) June 17, 1:00 PM-2:00 PM @ #1 Lou Finney Lane Join Ms. Amy in her Intro to 4H classes! Learn about various programs you can join during the school year, like photography, companion animals, nutrition and
• Ringling Brothers Clowns: Slappy & Monday! June 20, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM @ Piazza Area Join us for for an exciting visit from Slappy & Monday; two Ringling Brothers Clowns! Free and fun for all ages!
• Juneteenth Program: Negro Baseball Leagues in African American History June 20, 6:30 PM-8:00 PM @ W. Walworth Harrison Public Library Negro Baseball Leagues in African American History Presented by Gwendolyn Lawe of the A.C. McMillan African American Mu
• Fire at Roberts Street residence
• Juneteenth Program: Birth of the Blues June 18, 10:30 AM-11:30 AM @ W. Walworth Harrison Public Library Birth of the Blues: A Musical Revue Presented by Catherine Whiteman In her Birth of the Blues show, Catherine intersperses entertaining historical n
• Tomorrow 06/16/11 4:30 pm @ the Library. Educational Program. Time for Teens: Japan. Teens learn other cultures, play games & make crafts!
• More lane closures coming to I-30
• Slight chance of rain in forecast
• Swines, goats and "Judgement Day" at the Fair today
• Tomorrow (Thursday) 06/16/11 - Noon @ the Library. Special Summer Reading Program by the "Dallas Puppet Theater." Come check it out!
• Wild night for Hunt County law enforcement
• Not guilty plea heard in murder case
• Lone Oak issues burn ban
• Council honors local physician
• Council awards bid for Traders Road work
• Guilty plea, prison sentence in firearms case
• John David Kent to appear at Greenville July 4 celebration
• Things to do
• Tomorrow 06/15/11 (Wednesday) @ the Library. Youth Photography Clubs 4-6 pm. Call for details.
• Emergency burn ban in effect for the City of Lone Oak
• Today 06/14/11 - 11:00 am @ the Library. Art with Lisa! ages 10 and up. Please call to reserve a spot as space is limited.
• Flag Day at the Fair today
• Local streets, water lines to receive work
• Not guilty plea entered to murder charge
• Fire danger increasing in area
• Body of missing Greenville man believed found
• 2011 Junior Golf Program Beginning Soon
• One dies in Sunday night accident
• Almost 30 arrests during weekend
• Greenville man still listed as missing
• Local independent film nears completion
• Tonight 06/13/11 - 6:30 pm @ the Library. Genealogy program on Cemetery Art. Come check it out!
• Multiple projects starting on I-30
• Traders Road reconstruction to begin soon
• Nicholson to be honored by City Council
• High fire danger today
• Being prepared in case of emergency
• ‘Seniors Night’ at Fair
• County to consider awarding seized property
• Summer photography contest set
• A&M-Commerce to host Golf Classic
• Fair celebration
• Online sex predator sentenced to federal prison
• Rolling into summer
• School districts collaborate for online courses
• West Greenville Small Area Plan
• West Greenville Small Area Plan
• West Greenville Small Area Plan
• Marriage boom in Hunt County?
• Truck in the water in Lake Tawakoni
• Prison sentence for Ohio man for online enticement of whom he thought was underage Greenville girl.
• Hunt County Fair starts today
• More road work coming to Interstate 30
• Moderate fire danger again today
• Let's play Fair!
• Better Farmer's Market expected
• Missing person sought in Greenville
• Two drug arrests made in Greenville
• Come sign up for the Summer Reading Program and win a cool prize!!!
• Commerce sees large increase in sales taxes
• Splashing at the pool
• Flag Day at the Hunt County Fair
• Street Closure: Park
• Guilty plea heard in oil field fraud case
• Sales tax receipts take dip
• North Community to celebrate Juneteenth
• Register for Boys and Girls Baseball and Softball Summer Program
• Van Zandt County volunteer firefighter sentenced to federal prison
• Guilty plea in oil field fraud case
• Sales taxes in Greenville take dip in April
• Guest Entertainers: Happy Dragon/ A.R.K Adventures June 9, 12:00 PM-1:00 PM @ #1 Lou Finney Lane
• Tomorrow 06/09/11 - 4:30 pm @ the Library. Time for Teens: China. Check out our teen programs on different cultures weekly. Games & crafts!
• Glimpse into Greenville's future
• Hearing set in oil field fraud case
• Authorities on lookout during ‘Roadcheck’
• Starting summer on a roll
• Court hearing Wednesday in oil field fraud case
• East Texas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Moderate fire danger in North Texas today
• A peek into the future west of Greenville
• DA seeking $48,000 in drug money
• Another busy weekend for law enforcement
• Large storm system forming in Caribbean
• Hunt County highways receiving seal coats
• Flag Day coming to the Fair
• Air quality alert today, chance of showers this afternoon
• Fair schedules Flag Day ceremony
• Community SEEDS offering utility assistance
• Commerce losing major employer
• Lessons learned at market
• TxDOT announces area highways to receive work
• Taking peek at future of area
• Putting the green in Greenville
• YMCA launches fundraising campaign
• Feeling the heat
• Drop-Off Recycling Now Available Downtown
• Drop-Off Recycling Now Available Downtown
• Hottest day of the year so far
• Group of local hackers/inventors to participate in Brooklyn competition
• Aggravated assault indictment issued
• Commerce Parks Foundation receives public charity status
• Guilty plea in stabbing case
• Fatal accident on Interstate 30
• Wolfe City creates fire marshal position
• Covidien to close in 2012
• Near drowning reported on Stonewall Street
• Moderate fire danger conditions today
• Longtime minister, wife to be honored at church
• A summer of fun and safety planned
• Huge development west of Greenville clears Legislature
• Street Closed : Ed Rutherford
• Things to do
• One in custody following high speed chase in Kaufman County
• No local changes in GOP redistricting map
• L-3, City due back in court
• Another hearing scheduled in 2008 murder case
• Trial in 2010 shooting case reset again
• City of Greenville, L-3 back in court Wednesday
• Multiple arrests during holiday weekend
• Trial in alleged shootout with GPD officers pushed back.
• Slight chance of rainfall this evening
• Number of confirmed May 24 tornadoes in area increased
• Water Tower Maintance: Industrail at Ed Rutherford
• Street Closure: Marshall
• New clues in murder of Royse City woman
• Audie Days coming soon
• Sacred birth
• Wolfe City creates fire marshal position
• Not just names on courthouse wall
• Paying tribute to Unknown Soldiers
• L-3, City cooperating on project at airport
• Sales tax rebates arrive for area cities, county
• Grand jury returns indictments in drug-related cases and alleged armed robberies
• Hunt County grand jury returns more than 80 indictments
• Annual Memorial Day service to be held at First Baptist Church
• UPD joins national Click It or Ticket campaign
• Come check out the Greenville Drum Ensemble (Wednesday) June 1st @ 1:45 pm for a fantastic show!
• Scholastic Book Fair June 4th through June 11th. All proceeds benefit literacy in your community!
• Long day for the grand jury
• Summer Reading Program kick-off party Saturday 10:00 - 12:00 June 4th! Cookies, Face Painting, Clowns, and much more...
• Have a safe Holiday Weekend from your friends at the Library!
• Herald-Banner compiling Father's Day quotes
• Memorial Day FREE for All at JA-LU Swimming Pool
• City Offices Closed for Memorial Day
• Pausing to remember
• Free "Splash Day" at Ja-Lu Pool Monday
• Local food drive today to benefit Joplin
• Starting summer drought-free
• Bonds increased in cocaine possession case
• Wastewater plant halfway to completion
• Bonds increases for suspect in seizure of cocaine
• Just a reminder we will be closed this Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
• Starting summer drought free
• Go kart track opening Saturday
• Farmer's Market Opens for 2011 Season on Saturday, June 4th
• Farmer's Market Opens for 2011 Season on Saturday, June 4th
• Auxiliary county jail to cope with overflow
• Two planning to get ‘naked’ for good cause
• Grand jury to consider homicides, shooting
• Grand jury set to meet again Friday
• Tuesday night storms leave no significant damage in county
• City to perform smoke testing on sewer lines
• Three arrests reported Tuesday
• Additional facility, interlocal agreement to provide relief at near capacity jail
• Minor flooding reported near Quinlan
• New lead divulged in double murder?
• Severe weather clips part of county
• Final clean-up of Superfund site begins
• Dailey, Del Bosque-Hobdy join city council
• POW’s remains returning home after 60 years
• Another severe thunderstorm warning issued for Hunt County, area
• Storms packing golf ball sized hail
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Hunt County
• Tornado warning issued for Southern Hunt County, surrounding area
• Tornado warning issued for Fannin, Lamar counties
• Tornado warning remains in effect for Rockwall County, more storms possible
• Tornado warnings for Rockwall, Kaufman counties
• Tornado warning for Collin County
• Tornado warning issued for Fannin County
• Tornado watch issued for North Texas
• Severe thunderstorms, tornadoes west of Hunt County
• Authorities say they have new information on double homicide
• Kaufman County JP arrested
• VIDEO: Mary of Puddin Hill closing
• Three named to Sulphur River Basin Authority board
• Another hectic weekend for law enforcement
• Storm spotters activated in county
• Correction: Kaufman County employee arrested for theft
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for county
• Water Tower Maintenance: Caddo
• County to consider overflow jail housing agreement
• Deputies to share gun range with city
• Legislature approves new voting maps
• Fond farewell to fruitcake?
• Council to welcome two new members
• Public input sought on Small Area Plan
• Former city official subpoenaed in dispute
• Legislature approves new voting maps
• A farewell to fruitcake
• Former Assistant City Manager receives subpoena
• Buckle Up!
• Friday's rainfall totals impressive, more rain forecast this weekend
• County jobless picture improves
• ISM projects to be displayed
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Hunt County
• Flash Flood warning issued for Fannin County
• Flood advisory issued for county
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Northwest Hunt County
• Sheriff's deputies have busy Thursday
• Line of storms headed this way
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for county
• City, county receive good drenching Friday morning, More to come this afternoon.
• Citizens Invited to attend next Public Meeting for West Greenville Small Area Plan
• Local jobless rate falls
• The day the fruitcake died
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: Oneal
• Street Closure: Sockwell
• Juvenile Detention officer arrested on child sex assault charges
• For the record for May 20, 2011
• Friday's storms could be severe
• Bond reduction sought in cocaine possession case
• Ranch rodeo set for Saturday at the fairgrounds
• Hunt County listed under moderate fire danger
• Familiar faces return as Sands, Hill victoriuous in Saturday's election
• Sale this weekend to support A&M-Commerce music program
• Paris Junior College to offer continuing education classes in June
• Beer and wine election proposed for southern Hunt County
• Potentially wet stretch of days ahead
• L-3 files its latest response in dispute with City of Greenville
• Physically fit and family fun
• No license to drive?
• Fallen officers remembered during Wednesday ceremony
• Hunt Regional Medical Center recognized for tissue donation
• Fire Hydrant Back In Service & Street Re-Opened: Caddo
• Late night fire destroys rural gas station
• GISD officials still unsure of state funding cuts
• City of Greenville, L-3 headed back to court
• Seven arrests reported in Greenville Monday
• DA seeks seizure of drug funds
• Woman pleads guilty to setting children on fire
• New GISD trustee to be sworn in
• Fire department holding fund-raiser Saturday
• Tire Round-up called a success
• Woman sentenced to prison for sexual assault of a child
• For the record
• GEUS adding channels, increasing Internet speed
• Deal sought for Mary of Puddin Hill
• 10 things to do this week
• Local armed robbery defendant arrested again
• That's really cool!
• Armed Forces Day celebration set for park
• Dailey, Bosque-Hobdy win council seats
• Honoring fallen 11
• City seeks protective order against L-3
• City icon to close
• County voters go to polls today
• Council, GEUS differ on TMPA appointment
• Don't forget the 2nd Annual Friendship Tea Party @ the library tomorrow (Saturday 05/14/11) 11:00 am. Bring a Tea Cup and Fancy or Fun Hat! Come check it out!!!!!!
• Caddo Water Tower
• Lightning destroys local home
• Apartment owners accused of illegal dumping
• Board searching for new economic development boss
• Tonight 05/12/11 - 7 pm @ the Library. Friends of the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library Meeting.
• Council candidates answer questions
• Early voting wraps up in county
• Afternoon storms result in minor flooding
• Seeking support for mission trip
• CEO of Girl Scouts to present A&M-C commencement address
• Starting to redraw city lines
• Early voting ends in city, school elections
• Fund-raiser 'huge success'
• Record crowd attends Arbor Day observance
• Celeste quilt shop featured in national magazine
• Temperatures reach 90 for first time this year
• Grand opening of new hotel scheduled for Wednesday
• Police chase suspect doesn't show up for arraignment
• Fire Hydrants Back In Service: Traders Road
• Early voting continues
• Big day for trees in city
• From everyone at the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library - Happy Mother's Day!
• Council expected to discuss L-3 again
• Walk on!
• Stamping out hunger
• No drought conditions so far
• Chamber seeking support for annual auction
• Council taking steps toward redistricting
• 05/06/2011-Fire Hydrants Out of Service: Traders Road
• Search warrant turns up drugs, guns, cash
• Service draws worshipers, one protester
• Students injured on Dallas escalator
• Two Arrested for Drug Possession - Over $48K and Firearms Seized
• Two Arrested for Drug Possession - Over $48K and Firearms Seized
• Curtain call this Saturday 05/07/11 - 2pm @ the library. Come check out the family friendly Disney film "Tangled" Free refreshments.
• Don't miss the Mother's Day Storytime tonight 05/05/11 - 7pm @ the library! The children will enjoy a story and then make a special Mother's Day Card.
• Identity theft ring investigation growing
• Meeting today takes look at racism
• Caddo Mills museum open for FoxFest
• Parks and Recreation Offices Move to City Hall
• Not guilty plea entered in case over January burglary
• Annual FoxFest in Caddo Mills Saturday
• Project Hunger 365 seeks to end hunger in Commerce area
• Another night of demolition
• New judge in attempted capital murder trial
• Street Closure: Stonewall
• The Water Treatment Plant has fire hydrants flushing at the following locations today as part of the
• Early voting begins for May 14 elections
• Indictment issued in child porn case
• City, county receive soaking
• Bands to raise funds for park on Saturday
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: Highway 66 West
• Voters in county heading to polls
• Additional parking coming to PJC-Greenville
• Overpass demolition scheduled to start
• State cuts could affect healthcare services
• Bash brings crowds to downtown
• Attorney seeking judge disqualification
• Early voting to begin for May elections
• Backstreet Bash scheduled today
• State lawmaker disappointed with redistricting plan
• Grand jury returns aggravated robbery indictments
• Winning the silver
• Council candidates report donations
• A map for the future
• 'Door knock' bandit sentenced
• Suspect found not guilty by reason of insanity
• Girls Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament This Weekend at the Greenville SportsPark
• Girls Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament This Weekend at the SportsPark
• Early Voting Begins May 2nd
• Early Voting Begins May 2nd
• JA-LU Swimming Pool Gets Ready for 2011 Season
• JA-LU Swimming Pool Gets Ready for 2011 Season
• Lot Mowing is Making a Difference in Community Appearance
• Lot Mowing is Making a Difference in Community Apperance
• Meeting to address small area plan
• Thousands of thanks
• Wolfe City ISD candidates forum slated
• Council hears about redistricting
• Grand jury to meet
• Anti-racism seminar planned
• SEVERE WEATHER NOTICE
• Hope everyone had a Happy Easter! The Summer Reading Program is just around the corner...
• Hope everyone had a Happy Easter! The Summer Reading Program is just around the corner...
• Hope everyone had a Happy Easter! The Summer Reading Program is just around the corner...
• Hunt County bracing for severe storms
• Armed standoff ends peacefully
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: Bordeaux, LaFontaine, Adams, Airport, IH-30, Comanche, Steeplechase
• Auto salvage yard plans approved
• Discovery Channel crew keeps tab on severe weather
• Annual Backstreet Bash scheduled for Saturday
• Prison sentence in oil field fraud case
• Commissioners begin redistricting process
• Hearing set in jail lawsuit
• Bids sought for Traders Road reconstruction
• GISD lowers substitute teacher pay
• Early Morning Fire Destroys Three Buildings
• Early Morning Fire Destroys Three Buildings
• PLS DNT TXT + DRIVE
• Highway traffic shift to begin
• Overpass to be demolished
• Looking to guide economic development
• Guilty verdicts returned in oil field fraud case
• Report: City needs redistricting
• Webb Hill 4-H spaghetti dinner tonight
• Egg hunts all weekend
• Local war hero’s final journey
• Amateur video of 1985 Greenville tornado
• What to do with Wesley Street?
• House considering redistricting next week
• Cowhill BBQ Cook Off set for today, Saturday
• April is Code Enforcement Awareness Month
• April is Code Enforcement Awareness Month
• City Offices Closed for Good Friday
• Easter Eggstravaganza this Saturday at the SportsPark
• Tonight 04/21/11: 6 pm @ Warren Fletcher Center. "World of Herbs" program sponsored by the Library & the Texas AgriLife. Free Admission!
• Thanks to all the wonderful volunteers who helped out with the booksale!!!!!!
• Judge rules mayor, city manager can be questioned
• Prison terms issued for area burglaries
• Get ready ... get set ... Walk!
• Herald-Banner wins awards
• County to receive redistricting information
• City, L-3 return to court today
• Trooper hurt in early morning crash
• Flag football game to benefit WIN
• Hunt County under tornado watch
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off 04/20/11: 4200-4400 Wesley, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Prison sentence issued in 2009 shooting case
• Races shape up for area city councils
• More changes coming to U.S. Highway 380
• New warrant ordered for robbery suspect
• Wesley Street planning meeting set
• Time to clean up!
• Commerce ISD reveals cuts to budget
• City, L-3 file additional motions
• Oil field fraud trial slated to start
• Hop to it!
• March unemployment in county holds steady
• Conviction reported in fake power plant case
• To kids' good health
• Citizens Encouraged to Sign Up for CodeRED Weather Warning System
• Citizens on Patrol Volunteers Locate Missing Child
• Citizens on Patrol Volunteers Locate Missing Child
• Book signing to benefit animal groups
• Stepping out against abuse
• New city ordinance aims for a greener Greenville
• Police Department to Offer "Kids Camp"
• Police Department to Offer "Kids Camp"
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for April 23, 2011
• Next Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for April 23, 2011
• City to Offer Document Shredding and E-Waste Recycling
• City to Offer Document Shredding and E-Waste Recycling
• Contract worker electrocuted at GHS
• First House redistricting plan revealed
• Learning proper communications
• Not guilty pleas entered to child porn charges
• Council approves new hotel regulations
• Guilty plea heard in country club arson fire
• Honoring Blue and Gray
• Tornado confirmed in county
• Tuberculosis reported at A&M-Commerce
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Storms bring significant wind damage to southern Hunt County
• ‘Project Hope’ topic of chamber breakfast
• New motions filed in Greenville, L-3 dispute
• American Heritage Girls plan ‘Piccadilly Market’
• Will she be a millionaire?
• Two arrested for pot in Commerce; children at scene of arrests
• Hearing, vote set on new hotel rules
• Hunt Regional Healthcare hiring physicians directly
• ‘Project Hope’ topic of Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting
• Home schooled talent on display Tuesday
• Guilty plea in pot transport case
• GEUS making the grade on bonds
• ’Historic’ deal to avoid government shutdown
• Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale and Silent Auction next week! Lots of great bargains!
• We apologize for the double postings...Facebook is a bit glitchy for us today...hope we didn't delete anyone's comments!!
• April Storytimes!
• Sew & Sew Club meets April 12th 10 am to 3 pm. Check out the flyer for details.
• Genealogy Program "Brick Wall Busters" April 11th & 6:30 pm. Come check it out!
• One arrest in vehicle shooting in Commerce
• Big Event set for Saturday
• Prison sentence issued in armed robbery case
• Monthly sales tax revenue shows gains
• Sentencing scheduled in home invasion case
• Prison sentence issued in home burglaries, boat theft
• GISD drafts school finance letter for legislators
• Not guilty verdict returned in sword theft case
• Shining a light against child abuse
• More fake power plant details released
• One arrested in A&M-Commerce loockdown
• Trial date set on aggravated assault charges
• Two GISD teams head to Globals
• Severe storms hit Hunt County on Monday
• Sheriff makes another NEST drug raid
• Indictments issued in fake power plant case
• Commerce ISD looking at cutting jobs
• Celeste ISD names finalist for superintendent
• Trial in sword theft set
• More overpass changes coming
• Greenville ISD applies for missed days waiver
• Trash-Off deemed successful
• Rain, rain went away
• 'His only hope'
• Not guilty plea entered in intoxication assault case
• Annual swap meet, car show begins today
• Indictments returned for organized crime, fraud
• Sheriff releases statement on donations
• Attorney: Sheriff broke law by asking for donations
• GISD sees 20-plus take advantage of early exit
• Municipal utility district passes first hurdle in Texas House
• Elections office will stay put for now
• Volunteers needed to help with ‘Texas Trash-Off’
• GISD trying to cut costs
• Guilty pleas expected in child abuse cases
• Judge pushes back start of trial for alleged shooter
• Running to make impact
• Two Arrested for Drug Possession
• Public Meeting for the West Greenville Small Area Plan
• Public Meeting for the West Greenville Small Area Plan
• The Knit Wits knitting club is meeting tonight at the library 03/29/11 from 6-8 pm. Come stitch away (all styles) with some friendly folks!
• Another look at development to the west
• Hearing today in officer shooting case
• GISD to take position on school finance
• Commissioners approve auction, county jail inspection report
• Sentencing in home invasion robbery set
• Commissioners to consider disposal policy for surplus county vehicles
• Benefit auction set for Saturday
• Contested races develop for area school boards
• Hearing scheduled in capital murder case
• Counting down to more changes on overpass
• One killed in two-car accident
• Guilty verdict returned in Waco Bay murder trial
• More jobs found in county last month
• Grand jury returns 90-plus indictments
• GISD offering early exit incentive
• Prison sentence issued in child porn case
• Trial in Waco Bay murder case ending
• Keep Greenville Beautiful Home & Garden Show
• Reduced speeds for streets approved
• Alleged fake lawyer facing legal trouble in other state
• Local woman enters not guilty plea to drug charge
• Art display through end of March at library
• Museum to host movie night
• Six decades ago, TEMCO announces move to Greenville
• Firefighters heading west
• Newspaper honoring award winners
• Trial starts in Waco Bay murder case
• Golden K to host annual pancake breakfast
• Greenville judges allowed to carry firearms
• Greenville Police Department K-9 Unit Wins Awards
• Greenville Fire-Rescue to Assist in West Texas
• Blockbuster to become dental office
• Art Display at the Library! There is still time to see the March art display at the Walworth Harrison Public Library which has been graciously provided by award winner Karen Siebenhausen Weichman. Weichman’s preferred media are watercolor and oils
• Jury chosen in trial for 2010 Waco Bay murder
• Commission wants rules to encourage full-service hotels
• Sheriff concerned about disturbance at center
• Commission to consider landscape regulations for trees
• Next phase of interstate project about to begin
• Two downtown streets to convert to two-way
• Bond set for suspect in murder case
• Appraisal district gets high marks from state
• Commerce Parks Foundation kicks off fund-raiser
• Charges expected in Commerce shooting
• City setting new standards for lodging
• TxDOT Announces Another Traffic Switch for SH 34 Wesley Street
• Murder warrant issued in stabbing case
• Arrest made in Sunday morning shooting
• Court takes no action yet in overturned assault case
• Arrest Made in Shooting Incident
• Guilty plea, probation set in felony theft case
• They've got talent?
• Lawsuit heading to federal court
• Writ filed in Quinlan head-stabbing assault case
• Lake Tawakoni annual awards banquet scheduled for April
• Sheriff’s Office to buy four new vehicles
• GISD board to have one contested race in May
• City: Petition won’t be accepted
• Tonight 03/14/11 Genealogy Program "Researching Your Female Ancestors." Come check it out!
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: 3/14/11, Polk, 10:10 am - 2:00 pm
• Street Closure: 03/14/11,Leatherwood, 9:20 am - 12:00 pm
• Prosecutors seeking seizure of drug funds
• Destination: State ... Imagine that!
• County to consider purchase of law enforcement vehicles
• Petition on attorney vote to be presented
• Singing song of support
• Man critical after stabbing
• Robowranglers take first
• Keeping eyes, ears on Japan earthquake
• Deputies, troopers upping DWI patrols
• Both council seats contested
• 2011 State of the City Presentation - Available Online
• Contested race develops for GISD board
• Employment rate down
• Sales tax revenue takes dip in 2011
• Dailey running for council seat
• Man enters plea of not guilty to house arson charges
• Quinlan man loses appeal of child sexual assault conviction
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: 3/10/11, HERITAGE
• City files response to L-3
• Fallen hero welcomed home
• GISD approves request to increase school day by 15 minutes
• Spring is just around the corner and "Books are in Bloom" at the library. The W. Walworth Harrison Public Library has over 70,000 volumes to choose from. Come check one out!
• Community Development Contact Info
• Community Development Contact Info
• GISD board approves early exit initiative for teachers
• Welcoming another hero home
• Bond reduced in attorney impersonation case
• Indictment dismissed in bank robbery case
• City Council to Hold Special Meeting
• Arrival of KIA SSgt. Chauncy Mays Scheduled for Wednesday, March 9th
• Guilty pleas expected in fraud/forgery case
• McCurdy seeking reduction in bond in murder case
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 3/8/11, Medical Parkway, King, Star, IH-30, Fannin, 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Local warrant amnesty extended
• Fallen soldier returning Wednesday
• In Honor of Women's History Month! The genealogy program March 14th will be on researching your female ancestors. Come check it out!
• GISD eyes early exit incentive for teachers
• Caddo Mills ISD to host town hall meeting on school finance
• Council slated to consider tax abatement for downtown winery
• Big elephant in the room
• Council to consider EPA grants overseer
• Follies gearing up for 2011 show
• Developments, challenges ahead for Greenville
• Memorial service scheduled for soldier
• Guilty verdict, prison sentence given in sex assault
• Bond set at $1.5 million on local murder charge
• Amnesty Period Being Extended Prior to Warrant Roundup
• Williams Motors to partner with new investor after bankruptcy
• Commerce Idol fund-raiser set for Saturday
• Murder suspect arrested Wednesday
• DWI awareness program in Commerce today
• Awaiting word on arrival of fallen soldier
• Firefighters Have Successful Fight for Air Climb!
• Tyrone McCurdy Arrested for Murder
• Airport to receive seventh fallen soldier
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 3/3/11, PARK, 8:55 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closure: 3/3/11, ONEAL, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Wearing Lone Star badge
• Huckabee claims federal government too big
• PJC-Greenville sees increase in enrollment
• Sentencing set in child porn case
• DPS says no to Mexico trips
• American Legion to host cancer research benefit
• April trial set in oil fraud case
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: 3/1/11 - Star - 9:15 am - 2:00 pm
• Reception held for Greenville Police Lieutenant
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 3/1/11,8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• ‘Dangerous individual’ sought in murder
• True 'Champions'
• Veteran police officer retiring
• Home’s just one call away
• Huckabee slated to make local stop
• Luncheon to hear 'State of the City' address
• City publishes warrant list
• County leaders heading south
• Problems noted with city attorney petition
• Commerce mayor files new response
• Grand jury issues multiple aggravated assault charges
• That does compute!
• Outstanding Warrant List Now Available Online
• Don't miss “African Americans in the Civil War.” Monday, February 28th at 6:30pm. Presenter Dr. Steven Short from Collin County Community College is speaking on African Americans during the Civil War era. Come join us for this special
• Caddo Mills High School talent show tonight
• Construction of Monty Stratton Parkway planned for this year
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 2/25/11,8:15 am - 5:00 pm
• Petition seeking attorney’s ouster submitted
• Traders Road construction expected soon
• Water Off: 2/24/11, Stanford, 10:45 am - 3:00 pm
• Water Off: 2/24/11, Bois D'Arc, 9:55 am - 2:00
• Celeste ISD superintendent stepping down
• Preparing to lead
• Line of severe weather expected
• Booming metropolis?
• GEUS board to discuss customer service
• Council honors pioneer test pilot
• West Tawakoni to pay for lawsuit, judge rules
• Join us for the Hunt County Shutterbugs tonight (02/22/11) 6:30 pm @ the Library! The topic for this month is cemeteries.
• Amnesty Period Being Offered Prior to Warrant Roundup
• Commission discusses hotel development standards
• Planning and Zoning members resign
• Petition seeks city attorney’s ouster
• Slow growth reported for Greenville
• GISD to seek waiver for missing days
• Street Closure: 2/21/11, Oneal, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closure: 2/21/11, Hemphill
• Council to award additional tourism funding
• Pay back taxes faster
• Jefferies nominated for superintendent of year
• Getting ready to cast ballots
• Ohio man busted in local Internet sting
• City officials expected to discuss L-3 again
• Second suspect in custody in local shooting death
• Big month for tiny robots
• Weatherization Assistance Workshop Scheduled for February 24th
• Juvenile Apprehended in Connection with Murder
• Deputy Fire Chief's Article Published in Texas Fire Chief Magazine
• Not guilty plea, trial date in drug case
• Murder suspect has attorney appointed
• GISD finances: a somber assessment
• Drivers Urged to Use Caution During Overpass Demolition
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: 2/17/11, Roberts, Woodrow, 10:05 am - 11:30 am
• Street Closure: 2/17/11, Pace
• Suspect wanted on indecency charge found dead
• More changes to overpass slated to start today
• Night allows children to meet local heroes
• HERALD-BANNER EXCLUSIVE: Tax office employee owes thousands in delinquent taxes
• GISD trustees file for re-election
• Atmos Energy Continues to Replace Steel Service Lines in Greenville
• Monday chase suspect still hospitalized
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: 2/16/11, Langford
• EMERGENCY NOTICE - Water Off: 2/16/11, Nashville, 9:20 am - 2:00 pm
• New warrant issued in indecency case
• Fire Hydrant Flushing:
• County attorneys expand lawsuit involving jail
• L-3 drops request for injunction
• Former deputy files suit against sheriff
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: Gibbons @ Silver
• Man still being sought in murder case
• Chase winds through two counties
• County to participate in discount prescription program
• Murder Suspect Arrested
• School board election filings begin today
• Eagle Fest, Point VFD jamboree set for Saturday
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 2/14/11,
• Seminar to focus on online safety
• Down to dollars and cents in West Tawakoni
• February sales tax returns increase for most cities
• Doctors to star in 2011 hospital gala
• Motivational speaker to be featured at Commerce banquet
• More changes coming to I-30
• City, L-3 to face off in court
• Commerce mayor denies suit allegations
• Census expected to reveal Texas population numbers
• Local Christmas sales tax receipts take dip
• Battle of the Badges Blood Drive set for February 24-26
• United Way of Commerce’s membership status revoked
• Suspect still being sought in murder
• Crime up 7 percent in 2010
• Photo of Murder Suspect Released
• GISD receives international award for budget
• IESI Back to Regular Schedule
• Murder suspect may have killed self
• Snow causes closures, cancellations, crashes
• Murder Warrant Issued
• Weather May Impact Trash Collection
• Heroes Night Set for February 17th
• This Friday! (02/11/11) 6:00 to 10:00 pm! Come join us for an after hours genealogy lock-in!
• The library will be closing at Noon today due to inclement weather.
• City Offices Closing at Noon Today Due to Weather
• Winter blasts Hunt County ... again
• Street Closed, 3800 Walnut Closed 02/17/11
• L-3 situation raised at council meeting
• County chief appraiser: Replat has no tax impact
• Bridge walking suspect pleads guilty
• Former GOP presidential hopeful sets appearance
• Fourth winter storm of season expected today
• Fire Hydrant Flushing; 10:20 am - 5:00 pm
• City asks L-3 to drop lawsuit
• Here we snow again
• Man pleads not guilty to 18 felony indictments
• CITY PROVIDES INFORMATION RELATING TO LAWSUIT FILED BY L-3
• February 12 @ 10:30 am. Join us at the Warren Fletcher Civic Center for a Breast Cancer awareness program. See flyer for details.
• February is Black History Month. Check out the attachment for details!
• Council to choose new software provider
• IESI Resumes Regular Schedule
• Starting to roll in Commerce
• Showing it "CARES'
• Public meeting set on L-3, Greenville dispute
• City Council plans session on L-3
• Overpass demolition scheduled
• Heading to Super Bowl XLV
• Country Jamboree rescheduled
• Curtain Call today @ 2 pm. Toy Story 3! Come out and enjoy the film.
• 02/05/11 Saturday. Due to icy road conditions the library opening will be delayed until noon.
• Winter storm packs wallop
• The library is closed today folks 02/04/11 (Friday) stay warm!
• Heavy snowfall surprises Hunt County
• Law enforcement cracking down on DWI
• Guilty plea entered to bank robbery
• CITY OFFICES CLOSED - No Garbage/Recycling Collection Friday or Saturday
• Eagle Fest waits avian enthusiasts
• L-3 files suit against City
• More cold, snow in forecast
• GISD classes delayed two hours today
• County experiences rolling blackouts
• Call made for bingo in city
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center - CLOSED TODAY DUE TO WEATHER
• Stuck inside? Check out the eLibrary. Simply click on the eLibrary tab on the library webpage to access a large collection of bestellers in both ePub & audio formats.
• Weather permitting! 02/02/11 (Wednesday) 4:30 pm @ the Library. Jr. Shutterbugs Photography Club meeting 4-8 grade.
• Weather permitting! 02/02/11 (Wednesday) Noon @ the Library. Books Sandwiched-In discussion group. Bring a bag lunch. Coffee provided. Check it out!
• The library will be closed Tuesday 02/01/11 due to inclement weather. Stay warm everybody!
• Commerce man killed in hit-and-run crash
• IESI Will Not Run Garbarge or Recycling Routes Today Due to Weather Conditions
• Local schools closed for weather
• Schools close for icy weather
• City Offices Closed Due to Weather - Tuesday, February 1, 2011
• Ice, snow and more possible today
• Public meeting on L-3 postponed
• Water Off: 1/31/11, Third, Oneal, 11:05 am - 1:00 pm
• City to L-3: Retract your statement
• Local hotels not ‘Super’ booked, yet
• Racing complex to open in Caddo Mills
• GHS Prom Closet seeks dress donations
• City to L-3: Retract your statement
• Voters to choose school trustees in May elections
• CITY PROVIDES INFORMATION ON L-3 ISSUE
• Another arctic blast on the way
• L-3 controversy continues to simmer
• School districts supporting legislative initiative
• New charges filed in robbery, shooting
• Congregations vote to merge
• Due to popular demand the Knitting Club will now also meet on Tuesday evenings from 6-8 pm. (except 3rd Tuesday each month for book club) Come join us!
• GISD extends superintendent's contract
• Rolston named 'Worthy Citizen'
• City cannot afford to stagnate in world of Wiki, futurist says
• Campbell ISD cancels classes
• Another highway to receive improvements
• Council sets new speed limits on local roads
• Chamber banquet sells out
• Alliance focuses on economic impact of PJC
• Herald-Banner seeks Unsung Hero nominations
• January is the month when our nation recognizes the contributions of Martin Luther King Jr. The library has a large collection of MLK and civil rights related materials. Come and check out the dream!
• Attention aspiring photographers! The Jr. Hunt County Shutterbug Club is now forming! see flyer for details
• Due to popular demand the Knitting Club will now also meet on Tuesday evenings from 6-8 pm. (except 3rd Tuesday each month for book club) Come join us!
• Man gets prison for DWI
• Eagle Fest around the corner
• City Council passes lighting restrictions
• Arrest Made in Graffiti Offense
• City Council Candidate Packet Available Online
• Street Closure: 1/25/11, Traders Road, 9:40 am - 5:00 pm
• Council to consider bright new rules
• Fire Hydrant Flushing:01/24/2011
• Water Off: 1/24/11, Turtle Creek, 9:25 am - 2:00 pm
• Commissioners to discuss precinct barn cleanup
• Council may offer funding to Crisis Center
• GHS alumni banquet set
• On a new mission
• Murder trial delayed again
• Jobless rate dips to end 2010
• Vehicle Burglary Task Force Results in Multiple Arrests
• Vehicle Burglary Task Force Results in Multiple Arrests
• No Injuries Reported in House Fire
• City eyes changing speed limits on roadways
• Four GISD campuses receive gold performance acknowledgments
• Chamber banquet approaches
• Wolfe City to dedicate new school gymnasium
• GISD trustee announces bid to seek re-election
• Roszhart seeking second term on City Council
• Trial set in county murder case
• GISD to re-activate education foundation
• Three GISD seats expiring
• GEUS may add more cable channels to lineup
• Troopers seize 45 pounds of pot
• MLK parade, extravaganza held Monday
• A&M-C reception set for Jan. 25 at winery
• No trial date yet in shooting case
• Rachel’s Challenge coming to Phoenix
• MLK events set for today
• City Offices Closed January 17th for MLK Holiday. MLK Parade begins at 10:30 a.m. at Market Square.
• Famous berry pie picks up another prize
• Sales tax revenue off to strong start for 2011
• Hundreds come to Greenville to celebrate Native American culture
• GISD officials urging bus safety
• Pow Wow to celebrate heritage, tradition
• Caddo Mills murder trial nearing
• Commerce EDC names new director
• Greenville Firefighters to Compete in Fight for Air Climb
• Greenville Firefighters to Compete in Fight for Air Climb
• Services pending for accident victim
• State reports deep dip in sales tax rebates
• Ceremonies, parade slated to honor King
• Commerce files suit against mayor, wife
• Interest shown in council election
• PJC among fastest growing colleges in nation
• Revised Permit Fee Schedule
• Council approves alternative services ordinance
• Services set for crash victims
• County law library to receive makeover
• Library Receives Grant for Summer Reading Program and eLibrary
• Library Receives Grant for Summer Reading Program and eLibrary
• City to Purchase New Vehicles for Police Department
• City to Purchase New Vehicles for Police Department
• Pink Power- Breast Cancer Awareness Program February 12th @ 10:30 am! Join the fight against breast cancer! Sponsored by the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library and your Greenville Fire Department!
• Hobby and Club Open House January 14th @ 6:00 pm! Come and check out all of the cool clubs sponsored by the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library! Find a new hobbie or kindle an old one!
• The Art of Gardening January 18th 6:00 pm @ the Warren Fletcher Civic Center. Keith Kridler will give a highly infomative and entertaining presentation on Bluebirds!
• Two killed in accident on snowy road
• Commission OKs replat of Majors Field
• Water Off: 1/11/11, Highway 66, 8:40 am - 12:00 Noon
• County authorizes barrel cleanup
• Hunt County digging out from snow
• City Offices to Delay Opening until 10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 11, 2011
• Hunt County Genealogy Society Meeting - CANCELLED
• Council to add fees for kennels, multiple pets to city code
• The Hunt County Genealogy Society meeting has been cancelled tonight (01/10/11).
• Greenville FFA wins national award
• IESI Cancels Garbage Collection Service Due to Weather
• IESI Cancels Garbage Collection Service Due to Weather
• Street Closure: 1/10/11, Wesley, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
• Water Off: 1/10/11, Wesley, 9:45 am - 2:00 pm
• Winter weather wallops Hunt County
• City Offices to Delay Opening on Monday, January 10, 2011
• City Offices to Delay Opening on Monday, January 10, 2011
• Officials eye final plat for airport
• Choosing business alternative?
• Study: PJC providing economic benefits to area
• Bracing for snow
• Trustees providing opportunities for GISD
• New Tahoes for police?
• January 8, 2011 Elvis Presley's 76th Birthday. A true American legend. Lot's of cool Elvis movies, books, and music to check out the library. Viva Las Vegas!
• Anonymous donor sends gift to local church
• Say farewell to ‘O, Christmas Tree’
• Candidate Packets Available for Upcoming City Council Election
• Candidate Packets Available for Upcoming City Council Election
• Street Closure: Pine, 1/7/11, 3:25 pm - 1/10/11, 9:00 am
• Public offers input on development west of Greenville
• Two die in separate accidents
• Water Off:/ Street Closed 1/7/11, Colorado, 10:25 am - 2:00 pm
• Street Closure: 1/7/11, Oneal, 10:52 am - 5:00 pm
• Excavation company sought for precinct barn cleanup
• Horn: Steps taken on flooded car
• Person shot in Campbell
• The Hunt County Shutterbugs Photography Club is now beginning the 52 Week Facebook Shoot Out! See flyer for details.
• Come join the Eclectic Book Readers Club!
• Plan Advisory Committee Meeting on Small Area Plan - Tonight
• GEUS, Council talking customer service
• Barrels of chemicals uncovered near precinct barn
• Small Area Plan focus of public hearing
• Cocaine ring member sentenced to prison
• Judge postpones hearing on West Tawakoni injunction
• Sheriff's call for help leads to flooded patrol car
• Two men sought in connection with burglaries
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 1/4/11,
• Parade, other events set for Martin Luther King Day
• Street Closure: 1/4/11, Walworth, 9:12 am - 2:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: 1/4/11, IH-30
• Proposed Greenville business ordinance amended
• Local teacher to appear on Wheel of Fortune this week
• City Council to Consider Amending Code of Ordinances Regarding Non-Traditional Businesses
• City Council to Consider Amending Code of Ordinances Regarding Non-Traditional Businesses
• HHW Center Open Saturday in Conjunction with Citywide Cleanup Event
• HHW Center Open Saturday in Conjunction with Citywide Cleanup Event
• Local eyes to the skies
• New Rains Elementary School opening doors
• Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for Saturday, January 8, 2011
• Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for Saturday
• Two City Council vacancies this year
• West Tawakoni battle back in court today
• County officeholders take oath
• More frontage roads going one way
• Speaking their minds in Austin
• Dozens of city properties to be auctioned
• Greenville looking west for future economic development
• Reminder the Monday evening storytime has been rescheduled to Thursday evenings @ 7 pm.
• Wolfe City ISD extends superintendent contract
• Check out the new eLibrary! The “Northeast Texas Digital Consortium” eLibrary can be accessed by clicking the “eLibrary” tab or the “Free eBook Library” link on the library webpage. This site contains current bestselle
• Happy New Year from your friends at the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library!
• State lawmakers heading back into session
• Commercial projects doubled in value from 2009
• Quiet New Year’s Eve?
• New faces heading up county offices
• Skate park closer to reality in Commerce
• ‘Artificial failures’ cited as reason for GISD rating
• Four murder trials pending in 2011
• Suspect in 30 burglaries in county, area jailed
• Dallas man charged in TV thefts
• Man arrested in Christmas Eve slaying
• New Year’s Eve closings announced
• Washington Street residents displaced by early morning house fire
• Early Morning House Fire Leaves One Injured
• House Fire Leaves One Injured
• Greenville ISD misses state benchmark
• New YMCA plans on schedule
• City submits emergency plan for dam
• Road work continues on highway project
• Ringing in 2011 in historic style
• Counting their blessings
• Greenville sees slight increase in other crime as 2010 draws to close
• Current Wesley Street/Highway 34 bridge to be torn down
• County under wildfire disaster proclamation
• Telling Christmas story
• ‘Spirit’ feeds record number
• Organizers making plans for annual Pow Wow
• Cobisa project still possible, developers say
• New developments eyed in jail construction suit
• New hotel almost completed
• Christmas services scheduled at local churches
• More roadwork to start the new year
• No snow in forecast for holiday
• Identification Assistance Requested
• Business zoning under discussion again
• Stephanie Hartline Library Employee of the Year!
• Identification Assistance
• Caddo Mills student wins at national accounting contest
• Christmas services planned
• Bridge walker due back in court
• Local closings announced for holidays
• Population surge gives Texas four new U.S. House seats
• Public Meeting for the West Greenville Small Area Plan
• Public Meeting for the West Greenville Small Area Plan
• Crime Prevention Tips
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/21/10,
• Temporary restraining order extended
• Holiday Closings and IESI Schedule
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/20/10, Highway 380, 8:50 am - 5:00 pm
• West Tawakoni case heads back to court
• Firefighters prepare for any 'Challenge'
• Banquet raises 'Hope'
• Fire destroys rural home
• City filing new plat for airport
• Changing of county guard
• City Christmas tradition resumes
• Blue Christmas for local unemployed
• New Census figures expected to be released
• Sheriff's Office joinis in safe-driving campaign
• Two accused of growing marijuana
• Holiday events set for this weekend
• Street Closure: 12/17/10, Langford, 8:56 am - 11:30 am
• TIRZ may help pay for Monty Stratton Parkway
• Don't Miss! 2 special curtain calls on December 21st (Santa Buddies) and Dec. 28th (Snow Buddies) at 11:00 in the meeting room!!!
• One week left for the Reading with Rudolph Program!!!! - drawing will be Thursday December 23rd at noon and the first 120 children will receive a special giveaway!
• The Giving Tree: Children can bring in toy donations until December 20th and receive a ticket for each toy donated for a special drawing.
• City Offices Closings
• Text Message Tips to Crime Stoppers
• Water Off: 12/16/10, Up The Grove, 9:45 am - 11:30 am
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/16/10,
• Appeal denied in crack cocaine case
• State district judge plans to switch parties
• GISD authorizes execution of performance contract
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service: 12/15/10, Up The Grove
• Shopping center funding approved
• Company continues gas line replacement in city
• GISD board to consider firm for energy efficiency projects
• Council sets legislative agenda
• Scout project gets commissioners’ OK
• Second graders provide gifts for others
• Atmos Energy replacing steel service lines in Greenville
• Atmos Energy replacing steel service lines in Greenville
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/13/10, Highway 380
• Water Off: 12/13/10, Highway 69 South
• City Recognizes Employees for Years of Service and Names Employees of the Year
• Greenville Firefighters Compete in Combat Challenge World Competition
• "Riders on the Orphan Train" history program tonight @ 6:30 pm! (12/13/10)
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/13/10
• Caddo Mills ISD seeking bids for sewer connection
• Water Off: 12/13/10, Briscoe, 9:56 am - 11:30 am
• City Council to get update on sewer plant
• Comptroller releases student spending study
• Even more one-way frontage roads for I-30
• Agreement reached on shopping center
• Appraiser: L-3 stays tax free
• City sees sales tax revenue dip in December
• Local industry plans grand opening
• FISH seeking volunteers to prepare food baskets
• Christmas on Park Street starts tonight
• L-3 employees exceed goal in local toy drive
• Water Off: 12/09/10, Templeton, 3:22 pm - 5:00 pm
• Jars of Clay tonight 12/09/10 @ the municpal auditorium! Tickets only $15 for general mission!
• Greenville Recognized as a National Main Street City
• West Tawakoni police chief to stay in position
• Salvation Army needing more donations
• Cocaine in pants earns Arkansas man prison time
• Not of infamy, but of honor
• Attorney General rules on L-3 status
• More game room robbery charges filed
• Dallas man faked being lawyer, sheriff says
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/6/10,9:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Line Flushing: 12/6/10, Briscoe
• Holiday tradition to return
• Celeste ISD students, veterans teaming up
• Partners to feed hungry during holidays
• City replacing street signs
• Hunt County Days scheduled
• Area man receives probation in felony theft case
• Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
• City celebrates Christmas with parade
• Appeal denied in 2005 capital murder case
• Special Christmas Storytime. Glenda Walton will dazzle you with her delightful marrionette holiday show! It happens Wednesday December 15th @ 11:00 am.
• Two Great History Programs! "Riders on the Orphan Train" December 13th @ 6:30 pm & "Greenville" A History by Carol Taylor December 14th @ 6:30 pm.
• Come check out the Magic Toymaker's Christmas Show on Monday December 6th @ 6:00 pm!
• The "Reading with Rudolph" winter reading program kicks off this Saturday (Dec. 4th) with a visit from Santa Claus! See flyer for details on the upcoming events & Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas....
• Friends Novel Book Sale December 3rd & 4th. Come buy a book and support the library!
• Ceremony shines bright
• Guilty plea heard, prison issued in double shooting
• Commerce conducting investigation
• Salvation Army hosting wrestling fundraiser
• Services set for plane crash victim
• Dealership to present check to GHS project
• Let there be light!
• Wolfe City students give back to community in spirit of holiday
• Repeat offender returning to prison
• Emory man dies in plane crash
• Municipal Court will be Closed on Thursday, December 2nd
• Street Closure: 12/1/10, Roberts, 8:50 am - 12:00 Noon
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 12/1/10, Fannin, 8:20 am - 5:00 pm
• Three sheriff’s lawsuits moving to federal court
• Sweeney guest speaker at Hope Center banquet
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 11/30/10,8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• New eLibrary offers access to books from the Internet
• Habitat for Humanity project in Leonard moving forward
• Holiday traditions return this week
• Commerce makes major investment in university
• HMHD moving forward with cardiovascular services
• GEUS planning Founders Day luncheon
• Chamber luncheon scheduled
• Griffis Elementary in Caddo Mills starting new tradition
• Census facts and figures released online
• Public’s help sought in mapping development
• City budgets $50,000 more to mow yards
• Project Graduation raises funds by installing Remembrance Tree at mall
• Greenville native stars in Afghanistan video
• The Giving Tree is up! The library is now collecting toys & food for local charities. Let’s help everyone have a Merry Christmas!
• Engineer hired for parkway project
• Development board appoints new chair
• City approves response agreement with HMHD
• Authorities: New lead in murder case
• Insanity defense raised in capital murder case
• Countdown to Christmas begins
• Driven to read
• Ready, set ... shop!!!
• Thanks given for free meal
• Shopping to assist domestic violence victims
• New owner of complex promises change
• Council takes power plant franchise final vote
• Warning issued to shoppers
• GISD approves social media policy
• City of Greenville Announces Free eBook Library
• IESI Announces Changes to Thanksgiving Week Collection Schedule
• Police Department Warns of Parking Lot Scam
• Shut-off latest in apartment complex woes
• Suspect in Friday night chase named
• Christmas bells to ring
• Check out the new eLibrary! The “Northeast Texas Digital Consortium” eLibrary can be accessed by clicking the “eLibrary” tab or the “Free eBook Library” link on the library webpage. This site contains current bestsel
• Chalet Apartments Notified of Illegal Sewer Discharge and Water Service Disconnection
• Thanksgiving closings announced
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 11/22/10
• Murder defendant facing new arrest
• Water Line Flushing: 11/22/10, Briscoe, 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
• New Board of Development chair to be named
• Caddo Mills backs finance initiative
• More road work planned on State Highway 11
• Proposed new power plant getting closer
• Remembrance Tree featured at mall
• Greenville native writes sitcom song
• A&M-C music department begins a tradition
• One injured when van hits building
• Snowman cutouts placed downtown to publicize merchants
• City Committed to Making Street Improvements
• City Committed to Making Street Improvements
• Prison time in immigrants pot bust
• 2010 Christmas Parade
• 5K run set for Saturday
• After recount, Quinlan still wet
• GISD board approves issuance of bonds
• Water Off: 11/18/10, Wellington, 9:50 am - 2:00 pm
• Water Off: 11/18/10, Briscoe, 8:55 am - 2:00 pm
• Reward offered in vandalism cases
• GEUS changes meter tampering policy
• Police Department Reports Incidents of Criminal Mischief
• Police Department Reports Incidents of Criminal Mischief
• Three linked to burglary ring busted
• GISD receives L-3 tax debate overview
• Second robot bug battle to be heard in Dallas court
• Recount sought in wet-dry election
• Trustees consider issuing $3 million in bonds
• Christmas assistance applications deadline nears
• Guilty plea expected in big pot bust case
• IESI Collecting Storm Debris
• Antique doll auction canceled; proceeds still going to charity
• New GEUS Service Center open today
• Teen to deliver petition asking for skatepark in Commerce
• More turmoil in West Tawakoni
• Stores, residents recover after storm
• Surveying L-3 property
• Robot bug battle heading to federal court
• Wild weather hits hard
• Texas beats Alabama to win Food Bowl 2010
• Storm Hits Greenville
• Greenville hammered by sudden winds
• Capital murder trial postponed, transferred
• Date set in cocaine trial
• Woman offers reward in niece’s hit-and-run death
• Fire Hydrants Flushing: 11/12/10, FM 1570, Fannin, CR 1031, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Food drive crosses goal line
• City commended for flag presentation
• Recognizing one of city’s Worthy Citizens
• Split council approves zoning for last billboard
• GEUS opening new service center
• Veterans Day observances continue
• Council pulls action on utility relief
• Greenville starts redistricting process
• Suspects sought in Monday stabbing in Greenville
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 11/10/10, Hunters Run, Steeplechase, 8:50 am - 5:00 pm
• Hunt County hosts annual Veterans Day ceremony at courthouse
• Man Stabbed
• Water Off: 11/9/10, Briscoe, 11:25 am - 3:00 pm
• Commissioners take no action on county road
• County hosting Veterans Day observance
• Commerce teen dies at state park
• Lay sentenced to prison for murder
• Water Off: 11/9/10, Henderson, 9:05 am - 2:00 pm
• Auction scheduled for guys and dolls
• Street Closure: 11/8/10, Pine, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off & Street Closure: 11/8/10, Clark
• Major shopping center on TIRZ agenda
• Alleged teen counterfeiter seeks release from jail
• Where to draw the lines
• Council plans to deal with utility complaints
• L-3 tax issue discussed for nearly a year
• Guilty plea, prison sentence issued in theft spree
• Suspect ordered to mental facility
• Three former jailers file new lawsuits
• Economic impact
• Sheriff’s Office, District Attorney to split $575,000 seized in Interstate 30 money laundering case
• Not guilty pleas entered in shootout case
• Home and Garden Show scheduled for Saturday
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 11/5/10, CR 1031
• Water Off: 11/5/10, Chaparral, 9:45 am - 2:00 pm
• Local motel shut down
• Big turnout reported for mid-term election
• Rains County to conduct electronic recycling event Saturday
• The face of a pear
• More donations coming in for food drive
• HALLOWEEN ON THE SQUARE
• Law enforcement seizing, shutting down motel
• Rains bring floods to start November
• Fire Hydrant - Out of Service: 11/4/10, Sayle
• Law Enforcement Agencies Begin Seizure of Dream Lodge Motel
• County Democratic incumbents re-elected
• One killed, three hurt in interstate rollover
• Quinlan approves alcohol sales
• Tittle wins district judge race
• Fire Hydrants Flushing: 11/3/10, 8:15 am - 5:00
• Final Election Results
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center - Open Today
• Voters casting ballots today
• Services scheduled for former police chief
• Caddo Mills FCCLA wraps up food drive
• Jars of Clay with Audrey Assad to Perform at Greenville Municipal Auditorium
• Recognizing volunteers' work
• L-3 lands two more contracts
• Sentencing set in local murder case
• Arraignment slated for bridge incident suspect
• Voters heading to polls
• Turmoil in West Tawakoni
• 'Sanders Family Christmas' Coming to A&M-Commerce Stage
• Lows dipping into 30s to start weekend
• Ceremony at Commerce City Park today
• HMHD adds pulmonary rehab option
• Hail damage in Commerce from Sunday storm
• Early vote totals top 6,400
• Eleven arrested for theft in Commerce
• Big scare on Square
• CAR SHOW IN WOLFE CITY
• Fire destroys residence
• New Fencing Ordinance 10-099
• Body Discovered at Reservoir
• Citizens Reminded to Sign-Up for CodeRED Weather Warning System
• Greenville PD to Offer Free VIN Etchingn for Automobiles
• GEUS Explains New Line Items on Utility Bills
• THE ART OF WOODWORKING
• Arraignment conducted in local assault case
• Ceremony scheduled for Thursday at Commerce City Park
• Not guilty pleas entered to assault charges
• Candidates turn in final finance reports
• A&M-Commerce to Host AFROTC, Angel Flight Reunion Nov. 5-6
• Reconsidering development next door
• A&M-Commerce, Grayson County College Sign Articulation Agreement
• Making economic impact in county
• Ceremony scheduled for Thursday at Commerce City Park
• Candy hunt in Greenville today
• Breast cancer patients can now get treatment at local hospital
• 1:45 p.m. Tuesday- GISD board to discuss campus improvement plans
• City of Greenville Receives Certificate of Achievement for its Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
• Water Off: 10/19/10, Stonewall, 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm
• Street Closure: 10/19/10, Oneal, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
• ‘Iphigenia’ Draws High Marks After A&M-Commerce Premiere
• Student teacher at high school arrested
• Early voting begins for Nov. 2 elections
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 10/19/10, 9:20 am - 5:00 pm
• Possible new way to file plats?
• Which day for ghosts, goblins?
• Power-full day for city government
• Caddo Mills sewer connection agreement still in works
• One day to ‘Make A Difference’
• Showing face of domestic violence
• Time to cast ballots
• GEUS goes FISH-ing
• Removing trees at reservoirs getting expensive
• Business leaders to discuss L-3’s future
• Guilty pleas, prison in family violence assaults
• City, L-3 reach agreement on new building at airport
• Are you a Rangers fan? Send us your photos
• Three-time Grammy winner Delbert McClinton performing Saturday in Municipal Auditorium
• GEUS board postpones power plant decision
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 10/15/10, Highway 66, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• County supports state ban of K2
• CRUISIN' INTO FALL
• Sales tax revenue down sharply
• New playground equipment at Commerce City Park
• Council approves new rules for fences, walls
• ‘We need all of us’
• Charges filed in county shooting
• Street Closure: 10/14/10, Stanford, 8:40 am - 11:30 am
• Fire Hydrants Flushing: 10/14/10, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• 3:15 p.m. Thursday- PJC to offer several small business classes in Greenville next month
• RFQ Program Management Services for Brownfields Assessment Grant
• RFQ Program Management Services for Brownfields Assessment Grant
• Books with a Beat!!! Teen read week begins October 17th. See flyer for details.
• Council takes first step toward new power plant
• Council undecided on non-traditional businesses
• Remembering Carl
• A&M-Commerce Homecoming Events Begin Oct. 18
• A&M-Commerce Mane Event Preview Day Set for Oct. 16
• Shootout sees three hurt, one arrested
• Water Off: 10/12/10, Washington, 9:05 am - 2:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing: 10/12/10, Austin, 9:11 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closure: 10/12/10, Creekside, 9:35 am - 5:00 pm
• County gives support to state K2 ban
• Council expected to name Small Area Plan committee
• Getting behind wheel for GISD’s Project Graduation
• Water Off: 10/12/10, CR 1032, 2:20 pm - 5:00 pm
• Big Wolfe City car show set for Oct. 23
• 12:15 p.m. Monday- Tractor trailer rollover reported on Interstate 30
• Council to vote on business regulations
• Driving for GISD’s Project Graduation
• Blitzing small businesses
• City, GEUS to partner on proposed plant
• Council to award tourism funds
• EPA determines former ESCO site cleanup level
• Trial scheduled in alleged hammer attack
• Opening arms to cultural diversity
• Garland man enters guilty plea in Commerce nightclub shooting
• 11:45 a.m. Friday- United Way of Hunt County to conduct small business blitz next week
• Library Receives Donation of Equipment for Persons with Visual Impairment
• 11:45 a.m. Friday- United Way to conduct small business blitz
• County deputies arrest man after chase through Quinlan
• Flu clinic set for Saturday
• Water Off: 10/8/10, Holsum Circle, 9:25 am - 2:00 pm
• Local author's latest novel on fiction shelves
• Sheriff's Office comments on lawsuit
• Judges raise questions on double-homicide case
• Health department to conduct flu clinic Saturday
• Fire Hydrants Flushing: 10/7/10, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Cleanup of Old Esco Site to Begin in 2012
• Water Off: 10/7/10, Speedway, McDougal, 1:45 pm - 5:00 pm
• City Awarded Grant to Fund Two Police Officer Positions
• 'SINGIN' IN THE RAIN'
• Sales show slight decline
• Suspect in bridge incident charged
• Lawsuit against sheriff going to federal court
• Eclectic Readers Book Club. Third Tuesday of each month 6:30 pm.
• Stop by and say hello to new library team member Jay Strickland. Jay comes to the library with a journalism background and we are excitied to have him on board.
• Check out our September Storytimes!
• Pre-K Fall Schedule.
• Hansen Claims 13th Straight ASCAP Award
• Pre-Teen Club for ages 10-12. Come check us out!
• Eclectic Readers Book Club. Third Tuesday of each month 6:30 pm.
• The Teen Club is nothing but fun, fun, fun!!
• Stop by and say hello to new library team member Jay Strickland. Jay comes to the library with a journalism background and we are excitied to have him on board.
• Homeschool Computer Lab Schedule.
• Check out our September Storytimes!
• Teen Computer Lab Schedule.
• Pre-K Fall Schedule.
• Eric Manske of the Edward Jones Investment Company will present a six week lunch seminar on personal investing. Bring a sack lunch and explore different investment topics each Monday.
• Pre-Teen Club for ages 10-12. Come check us out!
• Check out our upcoming Teen Club Events!
• The Teen Club is nothing but fun, fun, fun!!
• Homeschool Computer Lab Schedule.
• Teen Computer Lab Schedule.
• Eric Manske of the Edward Jones Investment Company will present a six week lunch seminar on personal investing. Bring a sack lunch and explore different investment topics each Monday.
• Check out our upcoming Teen Club Events!
• Robot bug battle set for court
• East Texas man arrested for 17 thefts
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, October 05,2010
• Night Out to fight crime in Commerce
• 2:30 p.m. Tuesday- EPA determines cleanup level of old Esco site
• Annual Cotton Belt Railroad Symposium set for Oct. 8-9
• Check out our upcoming Teen Club Events!
• Twist of fate helps woman with cancer treatment
• University awarded grant to promote Latino academic performance
• Annual Historic Coin Show set for Oct. 8-10
• Halloween on the Square scheduled for Oct. 29
• More work starting on I-30
• Water Off, October 04,2010
• PJC-Greenville notes rise in fall semester enrollment
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Proposed clean energy plant to cost, provide millions
• Authorities investigate two fatal accidents
• Farmersville to host 'old-time' celebration
• Another guilty plea possible in oil fraud case
• Body found in restaurant parking lot
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Body Discovered in Van Outside Local Restaurant
• Newspaper kicks off food drive today
• Two Arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance
• Blues festival set for this weekend
• L-3 lands defense contract
• Water Off /Street Closed 10/01/2010; 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, October 01,2010; 8:55 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, Ocotber 01,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• University awarded grant to promote Latino academics
• Bash Success
• Chili cook-off to benefit area children
• Pretrial hearings start in capital murder case
• Hearing to decide fate of seized animals
• Guilty verdict received in local murder case
• Fire hydrants Flushing, September 30, 2010
• Testimony heard as murder trial begins
• HMHD adopts budget, tax rate
• Council approves budget, tax rate gets trimmed
• City officials deny push for L-3 tax exempt determination
• ADOPTED TAX RATE NOTICE
• Bois d’Arc Bash Parade Marched On Despite Soggy Scene
• Appeal hearing set in capital murder case
• Environmental enforcement officers moving to new county department
• Brownfield grants to be awarded to city
• Hulsey’s Heroes Win First Place at Bash Golf Tournament
• Big turnout Monday for Busken reception
• HMHD board to adopt tax rate
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, September 28,2010
• Street Closed, Sunset @ Adams, September 28,2010, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
• Wanted fugitive caught in Commerce
• Grand jury returns indictments
• 7:30 a.m. Monday- Information meeting on Make a Difference Day project tonight
• New police chief begins job today
• Street Closed, September 27,2010
• New GEUS Service Center nears completion
• Natural gas to cost more
• Bash not deterred by rain
• Deadline nears for voter registration
• Trial in 2009 murder slated to start
• City girding for legal fight over collecting taxes
• Caddo Mills expanding city administrative staff
• Council to take final votes on budget, tax rate
• Sheriff: Death 'definitely not' homicide
• Score Updates Tonight
• Fire Hydrant Flushing - September 24,2010
• Peace Day event scheduled
• Dismissal of cocaine possession charge sought
• Park ranger’s body found
• Woman’s disappearance remains unsolved
• Tough test ahead for A&M-Commerce
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, September 23,2010
• Guilty pleas heard in oil field fraud case
• Bridge walker to be transferred
• Don't Ditch Your Tires...Kick 'Em to the Curb!
• Radio stations under new ownership
• SPCA seizes 15 animals in Hunt County
• No one speaks at tax hearing
• GISD expecting budget surplus
• Reception Planned for New Police Chief
• Police Department Warns of Phishing Scam
• GISD board to discuss financing of performance contract
• GEUS board to approve utility entity’s budget
• Voting to limit non-traditional businesses
• Another pot duffel bag found
• Debit card scam reported
• 9:30 a.m. Monday- GISD board to consider financing for performance contract
• Street Closed, September 20, 2010
• Sales tax rebates up for most area cities
• County Christmas co-op being formed
• Recognizing, honoring community service
• Last chances for public to talk taxes, budget
• Greenville to consider new class of businesses
• Changes planned in area commutes
• City investing in industrial park changes
• Music, races entertain bigger crowd at rally
• Celeste OKs new school tax rate
• Commerce slated to vote on tax rate increase
• Council tables action on fence, walls rules
• Rally celebrates Constitution
• Sheriff’s office looking into stabbing in county
• Indictment issued in alleged kidnapping
• Not guilty plea entered in family violence case
• Probation ordered for negligent homicide case
• Area Patriots schedule Constitution Day rally
• New police chief to take office soon
• Water Off. September 17,2010
• 10:15 a.m. Thursday- Constitution Day celebration tomorrow in Greenville
• Expiring tax cuts hit taxpayers at every level
• 4:45 p.m. Thursday- Texas retail gasoline prices up as oil increases
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, September 16, 2010
• High-profile cases not on docket for Grand Jury
• Council approves grease trap ordinance
• Getting ready to 'Rally'
• City Earns State Comptroller's Gold Leadership Circle Award
• Cause of power outage found
• Lone Oak tampering charges dropped
• Council conducts budget, tax rate hearings
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, September 15,2010
• Outdoor learning center for Heritage Garden approved
• Anniversary of community-based medical care celebrated
• Justice meeting focuses on GEUS, police
• Blackout hits part of city
• Herald-Banner delivery delayed
• Bras for the Cause event to benefit cancer patients
• 2:30 p.m. Monday- County commissioners authorize outdoor learning center for Heritage Garden
• Fire Hydrants Flushing. September 13, 2010
• Council to vote on new fence, screening rules
• Monty Stratton overpass to open soon
• Street Closed, September 13,2010
• All fired up for firefighters
• Commerce ISD Hall of Honor tickets now on sale
• Council sets hearing on budget, tax rate
• Sheriff denies allegations in discrimination lawsuit
• Deputies seize property, substance
• On the road again
• More money needed for fixing city pipes
• Multiple indictments issued in alleged oil fraud
• 11 a.m. Friday- Outdoor learning center proposed at heritage garden
• A Day to Remember
• Join us Monday (09/13/10) night 6:30 pm for a program entitled "The Influenza Epidemic of 1919
• City Council meeting concludes with tour
• Healthy Kids classes offered at local children’s museum
• Youth soccer competition sponsored by Knights of Columbus
• Mom pleads for help in solving murder case
• Local sales tax revenue jumps in August
• Street Closed, September 10,2010
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, September 10,2010
• Street Closed, September 10,2010
• Longtime city, school volunteer dies
• Texas sales tax collections down 6.6 percent
• Alleged pot plane pilot’s bond reduced
• 4 p.m. Thursday- Feds reject Texas' request for $830M for schools
• Hermine brings rain to county
• Great photos from the Friendship Tea Party Program @ the library!
• Street Closed, September 09, 2010
• Eclectic Readers Book Club. Third Tuesday of each month 6:30 pm.
• Water Off, September 09, 2010
• As of Monday, Aug 30th, adults in Greenville and the surrounding area have reached the Summer Read
• City Employee Recognized by Texas Water Utilities Association
• As the endless Dog Days of Summer drag on...take a break and enjoy a book in the cool library!
• Stop by and say hello to new library team member Jay Strickland. Jay comes to the library with a j
• Check out our September Storytimes!
• Pre-K Fall Schedule.
• Pre-Teen Club for ages 10-12. Come check us out!
• The Teen Club is nothing but fun, fun, fun!!
• Homeschool Computer Lab Schedule.
• Teen Computer Lab Schedule.
• Eric Manske of the Edward Jones Investment Company will present a six week lunch seminar on persona
• Come join us for an out of this world program presented by Kelly Miller NASA JPL Solar System Ambas
• Caddo Mills civic leader dies
• 12:45 p.m. Thursday- Perry issues disaster declaration for 40 counties
• Hunt County Patriot Day observance Thursday
• 2 p.m. Wednesday- Texas apartment residents rescued from rooftops
• Harvey Martin Classic Events Kick Off Wednesday; Game Saturday
• Scout reroofs Celeste building
• 8:45 a.m. Wednesday- Study: Texas Enterprise fund companies struggling
• City official killed in bike crash
• Bond reduction sought in stabbing case
• Prosecutors eye alleged drug funds
• GEUS prepares for public hearing on budget
• Water Off, September 07, 2010
• City-Wide Cleanup Being Offered for Residents
• Street Closed, September 07, 2010
• Fire hydrant Flushing, September 07, 2010
• Regular Commerce City Council meetings now monthly
• TxDOT: Work continues on major highway upgrades
• Summer comes to unofficial close
• More than ever before
• Garbage and Recycle Collection Days Change Due to Labor Day Holiday
• Justice — and children — to be served
• TxDOT: Overpass completion year away
• In 100 years, Graham Park served many functions
• C.U.R.E. desires to put ‘finishing touch’ on park project
• Adding 'wow' factor to iconic park
• Fire danger continues for area
• Score Updates Tonight
• Commerce Communicators become Toastmasters Club
• Bond committee appointed for Campbell ISD election
• Helping more people
• 2 p.m. Friday- Fire Marshal urging caution over holiday weekend
• City Offices Closed for Labor Day
• Debit card abuse indictments issued
• Cardiovascular program on horizon for county
• Capital murder trial postponed
• Council hires new police chief
• Campbell ISD calls for $5 million bond election
• Friday morning fire destroys Commerce residence
• Friday Night Central to cover local teams
• 10:30 a.m. Monday- HMHD Board to discuss radiology services
• Celebrating 25 years
• Caddo Mills ISD teacher to appear on Wheel of Fortune
• Local industry announces expansion
• Another rig explodes off La. coast; oil spreading
• Local youth reported shot Tuesday night
• Three-day weekend wraps up summer
• Man charged with stealing from elderly woman
• Back to School
• Two stores sell to minors in tobacco sting
• Highway work affects elementary school
• Commerce ISD names four to Hall of Honor
• 11:45 a.m. Wednesday- Caddo Mills teacher to appear on Wheel of Fortune
• Bridge walker remains in custody
• GISD awarded health education grant
• Council set to hire new police chief
• New power plant could be built in city
• Lane Closed, September 1, 2010
• Street Closed, September 01,2010
• Webb St Water Off, September 01,2010
• 10:45 a.m. Tuesday- White calls for terms limits on governor
• HMHD board to discuss radiology services
• 3 p.m. Tuesday- Greenville ISD receives health grant from local foundation
• Quinlan man recovering from wreck
• Downtown icon dies at age 76
• Tracy Street Closed, August 31,2010, 8:40 am - 11:30 am
• Water Off, August 31, 2010
• Hearing Wednesday for alleged pot plane pilot
• Start of capital murder trial nearing
• New police chief named
• Water off, August 30, 2010
• Street Closed, August 30,2010, 8:40 am - 5:00 pm
• 10:30 a.m. Monday- HMHD board to discuss radiology services
• 3:45 p.m. Monday- Perry continues refusal to debate White
• Planning Department Recognized for Achievement in Excellence
• Daniel Busken Selected to be Greenville's Next Police Chief
• Planning Department Recognized for Achievement in Excellence
• Daniel Busken Selected to be Greenville's Next Police Chief
• Street Closed, August 30, 2010
• Early vote set to begin in Celeste ISD election
• City receives RAMP grant
• Caddo Mills ISD hires engineer for sewer connection
• Police, sheriff’s office get law enforcement grant
• A&M-Commerce boasts 10,000-plus enrollment for fall
• New police chief may be named
• Services set for oldest Celeste native
• Grand Jury indicts ‘door knock thief’
• One dies in rollover accident
• Required vaccinations no problem for GISD
• GEUS collection practices, code enforcement criticized
• Multi-county burglary ring busted
• Department of Justice returning to Greenville
• 11:30 a.m. Friday- Newspapers, public TV station to host debate
• Water Off, August 27, 2010,
• Water Off, August 27, 2010
• Noon Thursday- White wants prior OK before upping homeowner rates
• 2 p.m. Thursday- Texas schools can check bus driver records online
• 3:30 p.m. Thursday- Gas prices fall 4 cents in Texas, match 2005 level
• Water Off, August 26, 2010
• City Receives Grant to Fund $1 Million in Improvements to Graham Park
• City Receives Grant to Fund $1 Million in Improvements to Graham Park
• Cities to get larger tax sales rebate payment
• Campbell ISD slates $5 million bond election
• Outages, possible damage reported
• Bridge walker facing charge
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, August 26,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• County still listed under high fire danger
• Celeste ISD asking voters to approve tax rate hike
• GEUS board expected to vote in new rates
• Council votes to ban sales of K2 in city
• Bridge standoff ties up highway
• Fire Hydrant Flushing. August 25, 2010
• 11 a.m. Wednesday- Most area cities to receive larger August sales tax rebate payment
• 11 a.m. Wednesday- Most area cities to receive larger August sales tax rebate payment
• City of Greenville Bans K-2
• 3 p.m. Tuesday- A&M-Commerce Nears 2010 Harvey Martin Classic
• Break in heat wave expected
• 2 p.m. Tuesday- iTunes Texas education channel launched
• 2 p.m. Tuesday- Bridge incident over, fatal accident reported
• 3 p.m. Tuesday- A&M-Commerce Nears 2010 Harvey Martin Classic
• 4 p.m. Tuesday- Benefit skeet shoot for local veteran this Saturday
• I-30/Wesley Street Incident
• No problems reported at Greenville ISD
• Suspects sought in Domino’s Pizza robbery
• Water Off, August 24, 2010
• County to be awarded grant from TCEQ for solid waste program
• A homecoming to start the year
• Robbery Reported at Local Restaurant
• Greenville Police Department Conducts Tobacco Sting
• City of Greenville receives big grant
• Hotel group, charity team up to help victims of violence
• Smoke testing for sewer leaks
• Lower speed limits, no cell phones in school zones
• Children get back-to-school help at event
• Hospital tax rate likely to remain unchanged
• Area drought conditions keep getting worse
• Bois d’Arc Bash - wakingNorman
• Caddo Mills considers tax increase
• Council members want bigger tax cut
• Suspected pot plane pilot grounded in Greenville
• Household Hazardous Waste facility open
• 11 a.m. Friday- Leisure named director of Texas State Parks
• Prison, probation ordered in meth lab case
• 12:45 p.m. Friday- HMHD Board adopts proposed tax rate
• 4:30 p.m. Friday- City of Caddo Mills searching for new police chief
• November alcohol election likely in Quinlan
• Fayne to return to Greenville
• Lone Oak based ministry giving school supplies Saturday
• Drug plane suspect to waive extradition to Texas
• Sales tax holiday approaches
• Investigation continues in murder case
• Council to consider tweaking budget
• CISD tax rate increase approved by voters
• County 4-H Extension Agent and Youth Development Officer coming to Campbell ISD
• Getting ready for Monday
• 11:15 a.m. Thursday- Restoration being done on Texas Capitol
• 11:30 a.m. Thursday- Quinlan alcohol election likely to be ordered for Nov.
• 4:30 p.m. Thursday- Community Seeds in Lone Oak to give out school supplies Saturday
• Fire Hydrant Flushing,August 19, 2010
• Water Off, August 19,2010, 1:35 pm - 5:00 pm
• 3:15 p.m. Wednesday- A&M-Commerce Regents’ Scholars Program Welcomes 24 to Inaugural Class
• Two new restaurants coming to Greenville
• 11:30 a.m. Wednesday- Medical examiner says Texas gunman killed himself
• 2:15 p.m. Wednesday- Two Caddo Mills FCCLA students place at national competition
• Water Off, August 18,2010, 9:55 am - 2:00 pm
• Softball Tournament Has Economic Benefit for Community
• Softball Tournament Has Economic Benefit for Community
• Schools enter energy contract
• Two suspects sought for holding up Valero store
• Auction, cookout to benefit abuse victims
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, August 18, 2010, 8:15 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, August 18, 2010, 9:40 am - 2:00 pm
• Second arrest in stabbing case
• Suspected pot plane pilot expected to return
• Car wash fund raiser
• 10 a.m. Tuesday- Collin County could rework pension system
• Commerce sends spikers to East Central
• Gunman dies after firing at suburban Dallas police
• Household hazardous waste facility to open soon
• 4:30 p.m. Tuesday- White won't rule out debt, taxes to pay for roads
• Bringing home the gold
• Water Off, August 17, 2010, 10:05 am - 4:00 pm
• 1 p.m. Monday- A&M-Commerce Silver Leos to Offer Free Writing Course
• Water Off. August 17,2010, 8:05 am - 4:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, August 17,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Sales taxes take another dip
• 4:30 p.m. Monday- Hunt County 4-H Extension Agent to teach at Campbell ISD
• Latino Teens Experience A&M-Commerce Listo Camp
• Commerce loses Winford Dyer
• 1:45 p.m. Monday- GISD board to consider performance contracting agreement
• 4:30 p.m. Monday- Hunt County 4-H Extension Agent to teach at Campbell ISD
• GISD to consider performance contracting agreement
• Gronewald named agriculture science teacher at high school
• HMHD board schedules workshop on proposed budget, tax rate
• Sale of K2 restricted
• Zoning commission talks parlor regulations
• Water Off, August 16,2010, 8:30 am - 11:30 am
• Applications Being Accepted For Next Citizens' Police Academy
• Applications Being Accepted For Next Citizens' Police Academy
• Street Closed, August 13, 2010, 8:00 am - 11:30 am
• Water Off, August 13,2010, 9:25 am - 4:00 pm
• Street Closed,August 12, 2010, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
• Resolution 10-45 Concerning I-30 Temporary Banners
• Resolution 10-45 Concerning I-30 Temporary Banners
• Water Off, August 12, 2010,
• Street Closed, August 12, 2010, 8:20 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, August 11,2010, 11:30 am - 4:30
• Water Off, August 11,2010, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Street Closed,August 10,2010- August 11,2010
• Street Closed, August 10, 2010, 8:10 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing. August 10,2010
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, August 09,2010. 8:05 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed to One Lane, August 09, 2010 8:40 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, August 05,2010,
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, August 05,2010, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, August 04,2010
• Greenville Firefighter Rescues Teen in Mountains
• Greenville Firefighter Rescues Teen in Mountains
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service, August 03,2010
• Driveway Permit Fees
• Water Off, August 03,2010, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, August 03,2010, 9:10 am -5:00 pm
• Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center - Opening Soon!
• Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center - Opening Soon!
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, July 30,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, Sahara, July 30, 2010, 9:30 am - 11:30 am
• Water Off
• Sockwell Boulevard Down to One Lane
• Webb Street Closed for Construction.
• Fire Hydrants Flushing
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service, July 28,210, 8:50 am - 11:30 am
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, July 28, 2010, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• One Lane Closed, July 27,2010- July 28,2010
• Water Plant Switching Temporarily to Free Chlorine
• Water Plant Temporarily Switching to Free Chlorine
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 27,2010, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
• Two Arrested and over 250 pounds of Marijuana Seized in I-30/MLK Freeway Traffic Stop
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 26, 2010, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
• National Night Out Kick-Off POSTPONED due to Inclement Weather
• New Water Line Flushing, July 26, 2010, 8:20 am - 4:00 pm
• Street Closed, July 23, 2010, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
• National Night Out Kick-Off Party - COMING SOON!
• National Night Out Kick-Off Party - COMING SOON!
• Street Closed, July 23, 2010, 8:25 am - 11:30
• Fire Hydrant Flishing July 23,2010
• Water Off, July 23, 210, 9:05 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 21, 2010, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, July 12,2010, 9:15 am - 11:30 am
• New Date Set for Fishing Friday Event
• Second Town Hall Meeting Planned on Grease Trap Ordinance
• EPA & TCEQ to Hold Public Meeting on Old Esco Manufacturing Superfund Site
• Streets Closed, July 20,2010, 8:00 am - 12 :00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 20,2010
• King Street Closed, July 19-20, 2010
• Gordon Street Closed, July 19,2010, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
• Water Off, July 19,2010, 8:00 am -12:00 pm
• Applications Being Accepted for Downtown Façade Grants
• Applications Being Accepted for Downtown Facade Grants
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 16,2010, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, July 17,2010, 9:55 am - 4:00 pm
• Streets Closed, July 15,2010, 8:00 am - 4:00
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 15, 2010
• Street Closed, July 14,2010, 8:25 am - 4:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing. July 14,2010
• Arrival of KIA Spc. Jerod Osborne Scheduled for Wednesday, July 14th
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, July 13,2010, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing
• Water Line Flushing, July, 12,2010, 10:40 am - 5:00 pm
• Police Department Using License Plate Scanner to Reduce Crime
• <b>FISHING FRIDAY CANCELLED</b>
• IESI Greenville Now Operating Single Stream Recycling
• Police Department Using License Plate Scanner to Reduce Crime
• Applications Being Accepted for Hotel Occupancy Tax Funding
• Applications Being Accepted for Hotel Occupancy Tax Funding
• Fire Hydrant FLushing, July 7, 2010
• Street Closed, July 06,2010, 8:25 am - 4:00 pm
• City Hires Venue Manager
• City Hires Venue Manager
• Water Off /Street Closed, July 02, 2010
• Water Off, July 02,2010, Hemphill St, 9:50 am - 4:00 pm
• Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for July 10th
• Citywide Cleanup Event Planned for July 10th
• Street Closed, July 1,2010
• City Awarded Grant to Improve Energy Efficiency
• IESI to Run Regular Garbage and Recycling Collection week of July 5th
• Join Your Neighbors for National Night Out!
• Join Your Neighbors for National Night Out!
• Street Closed, June 30,2010, 7:30 am -4:00 pm
• Water Off. June 30,2010, 9:15 am - 4:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant flushing, June 30,2010
• City Awarded Grant to Improve Energy Efficiency
• July 4th Holiday will not affect Garbage/Recycling Collection
• Summer of Safety Swimming Friday is Coming!
• Summer of Safety Swimming Friday is Coming!
• City to Break Ground on new Wastewater Treatment Plant
• City to Break Ground on new Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Water Off, June 29,2010, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
• Street Closed, June 29,2010, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
• Water Off, June 28,2010, 8:45 am - 4:00 pm
• Water Line Flushing, June 28, 2010
• Water Off, June 28,2010. 9:50 am - 4:00 pm
• Double Fatality in Head-On Collision on I-30 Service Road
• Patriotic Picnic to be held July 3, 2010
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, June 25,2010
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, June 24,2010, 9:20 am - 5:00 pm
• Standard & Poor Raises City's Bond Rating
• Smoke test, June 23, 2010, 8:30 am - 10:00 am
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, June 23, 2010, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• City Completes Ground Storage Tank Rehabilitation Project
• Smoke Test, June 22,2010, 1:55 pm - 3:00 pm
• Water Off, June 22, 2010, 8:15 am - 4:00 pm
• New Line Flushing, June 22,2010, 8:35 am -11:00 pm
• Water Off, June 21, 2010, 1:20 pm - 4:00 pm
• Street Closed, June 21,2010, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
• Water Off, June 21, 2010, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
• New Line Flushing, June 21,2010, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
• Wellington Street Closed, June 21,2010, 8:00am - 8:00 pm
• Wellington Street Closed
• Fishing Friday Planned for June 25th
• Fishing Friday Planned for June 25th
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, June 15,2010
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, June 14,2010
• City and L-3 to Host 2nd Annual Patriotic Picnic
• City and L-3 to Host 2nd Annual Patriotic Picnic
• City Invites Businesses to Learn More about Grease Trap Ordinance
• City Invites Businesses to Learn More about Grease Trap Ordinance
• Safety Seminar Offered for Local Churches
• Safety Seminar Offered for Local Churches
• Safety Seminar to be Offered for Local Churches
• Greenville to Host Firefighter Combat Challenge Competition
• Greenville To Host Firefighter Combat Challenge
• Census Bureau Working in Area Neighborhoods
• Census Bureau Working in Area Neighborhoods
• Man on Bridge Causes Traffic Shut-Down on Interstate 30
• Pedestrian Injured in Motor Vehicle Accident
• Water Off, June 08,2010, 7:40 am - 12:00 pm
• Fure Hydrant Out of Service, June 07,2010
• Teen Police Academy Offers Inside Look at Law Enforcement
• Teen Police Academy Offers an Inside Look at Law Enforcement
• Water Line Flushing, June 07,2010
• Four Arrested for Drug Possession
• Martin Luther King Jr., Freeway Signs Unveiled
• City Receives $1.6 Million in Safe Routes to School Award
• City Receives $1.6 Million in Safe Routes to School Award
• Water Off, June 02,2010,
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, June 02,2010
• Water Off, June 02, 2010, 9:00 am
• Water off, June 01, 2010, 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
• Bicycle Rodeo to Kick Off Summer of Safety Program
• Bicycle Rodeo to Kick Off Summer of Safety Program
• Street Closed, June 02,2010, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Police Chief Search Expanded
• City to Expand Police Chief Search
• Street Closed, May 28,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• One Fatality Following Motor Vehicle Accident
• Moving in the Right Direction - I-30 Frontage Roads Convert to One-Way Traffic Beginning July 7th
• Street CLosed, May 27,2010, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
• Water Line Flushing, May 27,2010, 9:25 am - 1:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, May 26,2010, 1:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Greenville PD Uses Computer Forensics to Assist Hunt County Probation Office
• Street Closed, May 25, 2010, 10:25 am - 2:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Out of Service, May 25,2010,
• City Office Closed for Memorial Day - Garbage & Recycling Schedules Affected
• Street Closed, May 25,2010, 8:00 am -12:00 pm
• Free Splash Day to Kick Off 2010 JA-LU Swimming Pool Season
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, May 24, 2010
• Street Closed, May 24, 2010, 8:00 am - 11:00 pm
• Water Off, May 25,2010, 10:25 am - 2:00 pm
• Warren Park - A New Place to Play!
• Water Off, May 21,2010, 8:45 am - 12:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, May 20, 2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, May 19, 2010, 1:30 pm - 5: 00 pm
• Greenville Firefighters Ready to "Fill the Boot"
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, May 19,2010; 3:45 pm - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed/Water Off, May 19, 2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, May 19. 2010, 8:15 am -5:00pm
• Street Closed, May 18, 2010, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
• 2010 Summer of Safety Program Events
• Street Closed, May 17,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, May 17, 2010, 9:20 am - 12:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, May 14,2010, 8:30 am -5:00 pm
• Street Closed, May 14,2010, 3:00 pm -5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, May 13, 2010, 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, May 12,2010
• Street Closed, May 12,2010; 11:25 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, May 12,2010, 1:25 pm - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, May 11,2010, 1:40 pm -5:00 pm
• Street Closed, May 11,2010, 8:25 am - 11:30 am
• Water Off, May 10, 2010, 1:55 pm - 5: 00 pm
• Street Light Change, May 05,2010
• Fire Hydrants Out of Service, May 07, 2010
• Street Closed, May 07,2010 2:20 pm - 5:00 pm
• Water Off/ Street Closed, May 07,2010, 1:44 pm - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, May 06,2010, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, May 06, 2010, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, May 05,2010, 8:20 am - 11:30 am
• Lee St Railroad Signal Malfunction,
• FireHydrant Flushing, May 03,2010, 10:00 am -5:00 pm
• Water Off, May 03, 2010, 9:40 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, May 03,2010, 8:25 am - 5:00 pm
• GEUS Board Participated in the City's Charter Review Process
• GEUS Board Participated in the City's Charter Review Process
• Kennel Ordinance
• Water Off, April 29, 2010, 2:50 pm - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, April 29,2010, 9:00 am - 11:00 am
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, April 28, 2010
• Warren Park to Temporarily Close for Renovations
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, April 27,2010
• Assistant City Manager Adel Announces $400,000 Grant
• Changing of Guard and Retirement Reception Planned for Chief Roseberry
• Swim Lesson and Pool Reservations Begin May 3
• Water Off, April 23, 2010, 10:40 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, April 23,2010, 8:20 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, April 22, 2010; 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
• One Arrested For Possession of Marijuana
• Robbery Suspect Identifies Himself as Police Officer
• Street Closed, 04/22/10, 8:50 am - 5:00
• Street Closed, 04/22/2010, 9:00am -11:00 am
• GFOA Budget Award
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, April 20,2010
• Street Closed, April 20,2010, 9:50 am - 12:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, April 19, 2010
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, April 19,2010, 8:50 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, April 16, 2010, 8:20 am - 5:00 pm
• Brush Collection
• Water Off, April 14,2010, 11:15 am - 1:00 pm
• Water Off, April 14,2010, 1:55 pm - 5:00 pm
• VIN Etching Event
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, April 14,2010
• Street Closed, April 13, 2010, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, April 09,2010, 10:45 am - 5:00 pm
• City to Offer Document Shredding for Residents
• Street Closed, April 08, 2010; 11:10 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, April 08,2010, 3:25 pm - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, April 06, 2010; 1:15 pm - 5:00 pm
• Two Arrested for Possession of Marijuana
• Library Launches Facebook Page
• One Arrested for Aggravated Assault
• Fire Department Receives Over A Quarter Million Dollars in Grant Funding
• Water Off, March 31,2010, 9:25 am - 1:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 31,2010, 9:15 am - 11:00 am
• Street Closed, March 30,2010, 11:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 30,2010; 9:35 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 29,2010, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrant Flushing, 8:45 am- 5:00 pm
• Police Department K-9 Unit Wins Awards
• Street Closed, March 29-30,2009, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, March 26,2010, 10:15 am - 1:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 26,2010, 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, March 25,2010, 10:40 am - 5:00 pm
• Water Off, March 25,2010, 1:15 pm -5:00 pm
• Fire Hydrants Flushing, March 24,2010
• Street Closed, March 25,2010. 8:35am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 25,2010, 8:50 am - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 24,2010, 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm
• Street Closed, March 24,2010, 8:45 am - 12:00 pm
• Water Off, March 24,2010, 8:50 am -12:00 pm
• City Launches Social Media Sites
• Street Closed, March 23,2010, 9:30 am - 1:00 pm
• City-wide Cleanup Event Offered for Residents
• House Destroyed in Overnight Fire
• Arrest Made in Homicide
• Ways to Beat the Heat
• Three Arrested for Aggravated Robbery
• Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) #1 - Preliminary Project & Financing Plan
• Police Chief Announces Retirement
• City Receives Grant for HHW Collection Center
• Three Arrested in Burglary of Knights of Columbus Hall
• Come to the July 4th Patriotic Party
• Stage 1 Water Conservation Measured Rescinded May 4, 2009
• Marijuana Seized in Traffic Stop
• Street Closed, March 22.2010, 8:25 am - 5:00 pm
• One Arrested for Assualt - Family Violence
• City Water Treatment Plant Temporarily Switches to Free Chlorine
• Applications Being Accepted for Next Citizens Police Academy
• Greenville Police Assists in Arrest of Stolen Vehicle
• Tobacco Sting
• Water Off, March 22,2010, 9:45 am - 5:00 pm
• Two Juveniles Arrested for Burglary of a Building
• City-Wide Cleanup Planned for October 10th
• Applications Being Accepted for Hotel Occupancy Tax Funding
• City of Greenville Receives Budget Presentation Award
• One Arrested for DWI at Local Restaurant
• City Prepares for Inclement Weather
• Police Searching for Suspects in Local Bank Robbery
• Three Arrested for Possession of Marijuana
• Fire at Local Restaurant Results in Minor Damage
• Library and Police Department Join Forces
• Animal Shelter Changes Hours of Operation
• Police Looking for Suspects in Burglary of Walgreens
• Greenville Fire-Rescue Stepping Up Code Inspections
• Get Ready for Summer Fun at Ja-Lu Swimming Pool
• City Seeks Input on Holding a Town Hall Meeting
• One Arrested for Attempted Murder
• Halloween on the Square
• New City Planner Hired
• Jeremy Powell Named Deputy Fire Chief
• Doug Caison Selected to be Greenville's Next Fire Chief
• Installation of New Water Plant Equipment Completed Ahead of Schedule
• Police Department to Offer Free VIN Etching
• Back-to-School Bicycle Rodeo
• Skunk Tests Postive for Rabies
• Road Work Along Wesley Street May Cause Delays
• Fines for Parking Violations Increase
• Greenville Recognized as National Main Street City
• Greenville Fire-Rescue Announces Promotions
• Summer of Safety Programs include Fishing Friday and Swimming Friday
• K-9 Alert Yields Over 40 Pounds of Marijuana
• Two Arrested for Drug Possession
• City Receives Certificate of Achievement
• Fire Chief Accepted to National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program
• Vehicle Crashes During Pursuit
• One Arrested for Marijuana Possession
• One Arrested for Evading Arrest/Endangering a Child
• City Plans Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Boys Scouts to Assist City with Storm Drain Marker Project
• From Cat Burglars to Catfish - Two Greenville Police Officers Haul in a Record Catch
• Reception Planned for New Fire Chief
• Two Arrested for Drug Possession at Local Motel
• City Names New Finance Director
• Firefighters Respond to an Early Morning House Fire
• City Joins Texas Fire Chiefs in Opposing SB 1410
• National Arson Awareness Week is May 3-9
• Library Receives Achievement of Excellence Award
• Arrival of KIA SPC Joseph M. Lewis Scheduled for Wednesday, November 25
• City Manager Presents Proposed FY 2009-10 Budget to City Council
• Greenville Fire-Rescue Combat Challenge Team #2 in US
• Police Lt. Charles Starnes Deploys to Afghanistan
• Three Injured in Major Accident
• Arrests Made in Crack Cocaine Distribution Conspiracy Operating in Greenville
• Remember to Keep Fire Lanes Clear
• City to Host Town Hall Meetings
• Swim Lesson Registration & Private Pool Party Reservations Begin May 4th
• Municipal Court Now Accepts Online Fine Payments
• City Announces New CodeRED Feature
• Amnesty Program Being Offered Prior to Warrant Round-Up
• Library Receives Achievement of Excellence Award
• Greenville Firefighters to Fill the Boot
• City to Host Second Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Police Department Conducts Tobacco/Alcohol Sting
• City Recognizes Employees for Years of Service and Names Employees of the Year
• One Dead in Shooting at Apartment Complex
• No Garbage Collection on July 4th
• City Reminds Residents of the Benefits of the CodeRED Emergency Notification System
• Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) # 1 Summary
• Hunt County Fair

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