Mount Vernon, TX News

• Mount Vernon, TX News
• Early voting through Friday, election day Tuesday
• Early voting off to a brisk start
• Student left on MVISD bus, again
• Leaders to hear how to lower ISO ratings
• MMI hired for courthouse interior
• Saving the kitty
• Cyclist Ovard dies during Tour de Cypress Saturday
• Sign up begins for CodeRed system
• Attempt to break longest line dance record set for Saturday
• Zero lot line exception
• Basinger named Fellow with College of Forensic Examiners
• County to get CodeRed emergency warning system
• Optic-Herald wins awards from NETPA
• City debating financing, needs
• Road reopened after culvert replaced
• County calls workshop on sports complex operations agreement
• Vietnam veterans to be honored Friday
• City’s solid waste disposal contract down to wire Tuesday
• Broadband cabling moves through area
• Officers involved in Winfield fatal shooting return to duty
• City and school open seats filled
• Second payroll error found
• Oil drilling suit dropped against city
• Historic soda fountain returns to Mount Vernon
• Lovier to be honored for saving local rail, establishing district
• Topping the dome
• Candidate registration continues for elections
• Error caused county to over pay county attorneys $30,742
• City considering duplex regulations
• Franklin County awarded $3.1 million for Courthouse interior
• April 3 primaries threatened, campaign reports filed
• NETO scrambles to continue services after devastating fire
• Foundation funds $10,000 for business development office
• Luminant employees set safety records
• City clean-up continues this week
• Voter registration cards on hold
• City okays zoning exception
• Reynolds to retire from county treasurer’s office
• Economy, drought affect county in 2011
• Outage leaves city at standstill
• Candidate filing deadline Thursday
• Teague named director of Main Street, reception today
• Economic Development, Main Street office to split
• One week remains for general primary candidate filings
• Weekend burning allowed in city
• Fall foliage spotty this season
• Thanksgiving came early this year for Esther Harmon
• Hearings tonight on Main Street, business center funding
• City moves forward with plans for sewer line funding
• Burn ban lifted
• Early voting slow in amendment election
• Job Fair and Business Expo is Thursday, Oct. 20
• Marijuana farm found in northwestern Franklin Co.
• Dana Ladd gives the gift of life with kidney donation
• Plans presented for Little Creek Park
• Dinner, auction Saturday for sports field construction
• Sheriff’s personnel pay raises okayed
• Drought continues
• Business Expo, Job Fair registration deadline near
• Selah Ranch National Teams Disc Golf Tournament this weekend
• Pipeline easement okayed by district
• Burn bans extended, grilling/welding okayed
• McCarthy is Chief Jailer
• County jail passes annual inspection
• Hearing on sidewalk grant funds
• Texting, trash cans left for days at curbs outlawed
• Luminant announces closures and layoffs
• House a total loss
• Friday deadline for hay show entries
• County expands outdoor bans
• Branding re-registration to open
• Investigation ongoing, Trampus suit moved
• Sludge registrations dropped
• Back to School for Mount Vernon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Sales Tax Holiday stretches 2011 back-to-school budgets
• Restaurant annexation voted down by city council
• Arson believed to be cause of latest wildfire
• Franklin County budget workshop planned
• Terra withdraws permit request
• More than 1,000 acres burn in Midway Cemetery Fire
• Raising the shroud
• City street work authorized in interlocal agreement with county
• Trampus files suit against city, others
• Temperature tops out at 112° Tuesday
• Last call for producers to file IRS forms
• Overall appraised values down slightly for county
• Precinct redistricting proposed by court
• EDC to elect president, Briscoe declines appointment
• Tanks removed
• Council tables request for open hearing on Trampus dismissal
• Mount Vernon clean up efforts continue
• Sixteen record high temperatures in June
• Fireworks
• Chamber of Commerce plans summer mixer
• Marina request gets opposition from area realtors, brokers
• Setting time in motion
• Fireworks show good to go at lake
• Fireworks, outdoor burning banned in Franklin County
• Burn ban enacted
• Sludge concerns should be directed to state agency
• Council tour
• City council appoints Sears, Turner as mayor, interim administrator
• City of Mount Vernon public works director dismissed
• Public hearings Monday on proposed grant projects
• Gruesome death scene found
• Marina owners renegotiating contract
• Council calls special session
• Remains from burned vehicle still not positively identified
• Baumgardner resigns as mayor
• Elliott resigns, negotiated severance package awarded
• Mower used without manager’s knowledge
• Challengers win council seats, incumbent wins FCWD election
• Bramlett arrested for probation violation
• National Day of Prayer
• Man shot during standoff
• Early voting underway for May city council, water district elections
• National day of Prayer luncheon set for Thursday
• Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back
• Guaranty Bond Bank is county depository
• Celebrate living at Relay for Life
• City hires environmental law firm to defend oil drilling suit
• Storm damage reported
• Sports complex project gets $5,000 from American Legion Auxiliary
• Band director Bramlett pleads guilty in child sex crime cases
• County, city taking bids this month for bank to be their depository
• Drug bust made here, two arrested
• Barker leaves pennies as payment and note on City Hall window
• Grand entrance
• Council sorts economic development boards, staff
• Clowning around
• Publisher’s Clearing House scammers strike again
• City looking for worst roads to patch
• Candidate filings in three local elections underway
• Commissioners to meet with leaders of sports groups
• Franklin County one of top five area counties for growth
• City hires financial advisor, plans street bond election
• Ramsey pleads guilty, gets 35 years for mother’s murder
• Dismantling history
• Backyard Bird Count This Weekend
• Franklin County looks to future airport maintenance needs
• Beautiful scene
• Record temperatures recorded
• Methamphetamine bust made
• Sports complex fund-raiser collects more than $25,000
• Fire destroys tour bus, halts traffic on interstate
• Jackson home destroyed by fire
• City cuts some fees, over 65 get breaks
• City clean-up efforts continue
• Meetings canceled due to storm rescheduled
• Construction projects come to fruition in 2010
• Elections thrown back to clerk’s office
• Meeting Friday on eminent domain proceedings for Keystone XL pipeline
• Angels need adoption at trees
• Police seize more than 900 pounds of marijuana
• Coe honored as outstanding veteran with Simmons Award
• Charges pending
• District judge asks commissioners court to consider part time or shared county auditor
• Dr. Keith A. Rothra to speak at Simmons presentation
• Veterans Day celebrates U.S. veterans’ bravery and sacrifice
• Permit, inspection fees still a city issue
• Woman injured in shop fire
• Wine in the Pines attracts crowd
• Re-enactment group to be at Thruston house
• Deadlines approaching for holiday military mailings
• Veteran’s program planned
• Jake Simmons presentation Nov. 11
• County awards lighting contract
• Legion begins Christmas food collections at Bingo
• Move underway for courthouse offices
• Record high reported
• Mount Vernon welcomes tourism summit attendees
• November General Election results - Final Unofficial total
• Moderate turnout returns incumbents
• Courthouse offices to begin moving out next week
• Storm casualty
• Candidates file campaign finance reports
• Deer season
• Summit price going up Oct. 28
• TxDOT cautions motorists to watch out for deer
• Sunday’s tornado damage minimal in Franklin County
• General Election set for Tuesday, early voting ends
• Attorney general visits
• Marines graduate
• Training exercise
• Commissioners discuss campaign sign placement
• Bradford is new police officer
• County seeks bids for lighting sports complex
• Election expenditures
• Redistricting hearing set in Marshall
• United Way
• Wine in the Pines gets county funding from occupancy tax
• Nonprofits must file tax reports with IRS
• Record crowds at CountryFest
• Early voting begins in General Election
• Economic policies agreed upon
• Meredith featured in October “D” magazine
• van Gendt honored
• City clean-up termed successful
• Fire prevention week
• City earns recognition for government transparancy
• Meet the candidates at Hagansport center
• City water costs compared
• City files answer to oil prospectors suit
• Veterans homes open to Gold Star parents
• Valve stems replaced inside Franklin County dam
• Water district adopts tax rate
• Fire Prevention Week observed Oct. 3-9
• Jail dinged for failure to comply with standards
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• City’s clean up thru Saturday, county’s begins Monday
• Burn ban lifted
• Soil and Water District meeting set
• Free smoke alarms to be given
• Healthy Texas launched to help employers with insurance
• Fence bids awarded to Lowe’s
• Training done with new camera
• Traffic delays possible with county road work underway
• City, county clean-up starts this Saturday
• Special event permit for alcohol approved
• City adopts utility fee, lowers tax rate eight cents
• Hunter safety courses set
• Donor registration
• Pep rally
• County adopts budget, tax rate
• City’s fall clean-up set
• Trent Robinson wins World Championship
• Utility district applying for tower, increased production
• Bridge reopened for use
• Judy Castle Scott inducted into Texas Women’s Hall of Fame
• County pursuing bond collection in district court
• Employers will be at Job Fair Thursday
• Job Fair to highlight area job opportunities
• City to consider alcohol presence
• Rodeo competitors from near and far
• Flags to be flown half staff Saturday in remembrance
• Oil investors sue, city will fight
• TAB ATM from bank heist recovered
• Fort Worth man drowns at Lake Cypress Springs
• Phelps hired by MasonBaronet
• License application forms available online
• Check presentation
• Deadline approaching to enter Big Time Texas Hunts drawing
• Rep. Mark Homer is vice chairman of Communities in schools state board
• Franklin County Water District tax rate proposed
• Homeowners voice concerns on proposed drilling in city
• Political signs illegal in state right-of-ways
• Pool fund started, committee dismissed
• Rodeo titles to be award this weekend
• Burning ban remains in effect
• Kids Rodeo, adult fun events planned Labor Day weekend
• All American Cowgirl Chicks to perform in Go Rodeo Festival
• September sale!
• United Way honors supporters for $100,000 in contributions
• Main St. Alliance to be host for seminar
• Smith to run for Pct. 4 commissioner
• County Issues Burn Ban
• Aden is Democratic Chairman
• Go Rodeo! Festival coming together
• Rep. Homer was guest
• Parks committee to meet
• Bridge replacement work underway
• Shop for a cure
• Public hearing set for county
• Tax free weekend Aug. 20-22
• SWEPCO breaks record
• County proposes tax rate, sets hearings
• Tall Tree asks county to seek injunction against Swepco
• Sign-ups set for conservation program
• Pay due “stop loss” service veterans
• Officers work overtime during statewide drunk driving crackdown
• Go Rodeo festival in planning stages
• Democratic rally set
• City proposes tax rate cut
• Road closed for work
• Water district attempts to close loophole in lease regulations

Americantowns.com Sitemap