Rockport, TX News

• Rockport, TX News
• RFHS Choir Members Earn Gold and Silver at State UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest
• RFHS Computer Science Team Takes Silver Medal at State UIL Competition
• Live Oak Learning Center Challenge Lab and GT Activities
• RFHS Theatre Students Second Runners Up at State Competition
• Rockport Festival of Wine and Food 2012
• Rob Douglas Selected as New Director of Transportation
• Rockport Music Festival 2012
• Jurica and Olivarez Finalists in "Do the Write Thing" Essay Contest
• 2012-2013 Emeralds Dance Team Members Announced
• LBP Hosts PALS for Volunteer Appreciation Week
• RFHS Students Take First in Coastal Bend Blood Center HS Hero Challenge
• Final Show of "The Theatre of Illusion" on May 18th
• RFMS History Students Headed for Washington, D.C.
• Story Named New Assistant Principal at Rockport-Fulton High School
• Bridging Ceremonies at Little Bay Primary Scheduled for May 23
• LOLC Students Hit the Library Red Carpet!
• Pirates Plunder Treasure at Live Oak Learning Center
• ACISD Online Auction of Surplus Equipment
• RFHS Art Students Compete in State V.A.S.E.
• Update: RFHS One Act Play Advances to State Competition!
• RFHS Computer Science Team is State Bound!
• Early Dismissal April 20th for RFHS and RFMS Students Due to Weather
• RFHS UIL One Act Play Advances to Regional Competition
• ACISD Classes in Session on April 16, 2012
• RFHS UIL One Act Play Wins District
• Purple Up for Military Kids!
• ACADC Pride Survey to be Administered on April 13th
• Deadline to Register for Credit by Exam is April 18, 2012
• See RFHS One Act Play for Free on March 29th!
• LBP New Student Registration on April 12, April 24, and May 1
• LBP Book Fair March 26-30
• RFHS Dominates District 30-3A UIL Academic Meet
• RFHS and RFMS Students Place in Rising Eyes of Texas Art Show
• 2012 Shining Stars Announced - Banquet to be Held on April 22nd
• RFMS Students Advance to State History Fair Competition
• LBP 2012-2013 Registration Dates
• LOLC Fairy Tale Ball a Royal Success!
• Taste of Rockport - March 22 - Benefiting Scholarship Fund for RFHS Students
• RFHS Theatre Presents "The Theatre of Illusion" on April 28th at Estelle Stair Gallery
• ACISD to Implement Standardized Dress Code in 2012-2013
• Kelly Named 2012 Recipient of Distinguished Library Service Award
• Little Bay Primary Literature Theater Princess Party Held
• RFHS Band Students Qualify for State Contest
• ACADC Members Hold Tobacco Training Day
• Discovery Night at Little Bay Primary - March 8 - 5:00-7:30 p.m.
• Parent Training on Autism Offered on February 29th at 9:00 a.m.
• RFHS Law Enforcement Explorers Benefit from Donations
• Winners in Water Conservation Book Cover Contest Announced
• RFHS Emeralds Dance Clinic for 6-12th Grade Students - March 31st
• Trevor Gittinger Signs Intent Letter to Play Tennis for Collin College
• RFHS Students Advance to State Competition in V.A.S.E.
• Lady Pirates Basketball Team Advances to Area Playoffs
• PALS Baked Potato To-Go Sale
• RFHS Pirates Basketball Team to Play Sweeney Bulldogs for Bi-District Championship on Feb 21
• Buckets, Baskets, and BBQ at Fulton Learning Center - February 23 - 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
• Lady Pirate Basketball Team Advances to Bi-District Playoffs
• FLC Students Cast Ballots for 2012 Texas Bluebonnet Award
• Lil' Emeralds Dance Clinic - Saturday, February 11th
• FLC Students Place in USDA Poster and Essay Contest
• LOLC Family Nights with Spaghetti Dinners Scheduled for February 6th, 7th, and 9th
• RFMS Yearbook Selected as Balfour National Sample
• LB Students Celebrate 100th Day of School
• Half-Day Pre-K Classes Cancelled for Wednesday, January 25th Due to Weather
• NJROTC Cadet Joschylyn Edwards Receives Four-Year Navy ROTC Scholarship
• FLC Students "Jump for George" on Awards Day
• School House Rock Cast Chosen to Perform in Nebraska
• Welcome Back Toddler Popular Program at LBP
• ACISD Students Win at Coastal Bend Science Fair
• Marie Miller - Rotary Club Student of the Month
• Groundbreaking for New Live Oak Learning Center
• January is School Board Recognition Month
• Texas Parent PAC Information
• ACISD Birding Team Takes Trip on the Skimmer
• LOLC Students Compete in Biography Cereal Box Project
• LBP Students Learn Importance of Giving
• RFHS Criminal Justice Students Place in Regional Competition
• RFHS Choir Students Place in All-State Choir
• RFHS Band Students Place in All-State Band
• 9th Annual ?Celebrate America Patriotic Concert? - January 23rd
• ACISD Joins School Finance Lawsuit
• Mrs. Claus Makes a Stop at Little Bay Primary
• LOLC Science Fair Winners Announced
• RFHS NJROTC Qualifies for State Championship Drill Meet
• ACISD Students Support Good Samaritans
• December 15th ACISD Board Meeting Cancelled
• Empty Bowls Event - December 16 - RFHS Commons - 5:15 p.m.
• Update on Live Oak Learning Center Second Grade Gardens
• Santa Visits Little Bay Primary
• Rockport Gospel Music Festival 2012
• RFHS and RFMS Band Concerts Scheduled
• RFHS and RFMS Band Members Selected for All-Region and Area Bands
• Little Bay Primary Science Fair Winners Announced
• December 12th Middle School Choir Concert to Combine Music and Visual Arts
• Holiday Events in December
• Symphony by the Sea - December 11th - Tickets Still Available
• RFHS Students Host Guest Speaker Gilbert Tuhabonye
• Reading is out of this world!
• Little Bay Primary PK Students Celebrate Thanksgiving
• RFHS Choir Students Continue to Shine!
• LBP Supports Education Foundation
• FLC Birding Team Spots Osprey
• Kelly Selected as TAGT Administrator of the Year
• ACISD Schools Named as 2011 NCEA Higher Performing
• LOLC Science Students Plant Gardens
• Sterling Heller Donates Spotting Scope to Birding Team
• ACISD Celebrates Red Ribbon Week - Oct 24-28th
• FLC Family Info Night on GT & STAAR - October 27 - 5:00-6:00 p.m.
• RFHS Challenge Team Wins First Game of the Season
• LBP Science Fair Projects Due November 30th
• Standing Room Only at LOLC WATCH D.O.G.S Kickoff Event
• Texas DPS Warns Parents About Mexican Cartels
• FLC Annual Wetlands Field Trip
• Fulton Learning Center Recycling Efforts Set Record
• FLC Birding Teams Study Migration Routes
• Help Live Oak Learning Center Win a Nature Park!
• RFHS Criminal Justice Students Honor Heroes of 9/11
• RFHS Band Wins First Division Superior Rating
• LBP Students Win Monkey and Hippopotamus!
• RFHS Fightin' Pirate Band Takes 3rd in Marching Contest
• Steve Hale Selected as ACADC Program Coordinator
• RFHS Choir Students Compete for All-District Choir
• GSM Insurors Sponsors Wetland Field Trip Booklets
• John Speck, Administrator and Artist
• Marshall Named Commended Student for 2011 National Merit Scholarship Program
• Author Matt de la Pena Visits on October 10th
• No Phone or Internet Service at Fulton Learning Center
• Credit by Exam--11/29-12/1--Register by 10/19/11
• Secondary GT Parent Awareness Meeting - September 27
• School Campuses and Central Office Closed on September 16th
• FLC Students Imitate Hummingbirds!
• FLC Students Present at RCCLA Luncheon
• ACISD & ACAD Coalition Awarded DFC Grant Renewal
• College and Career Readiness Activities Planned
• FLC Birding Team Visits Fennessey Ranch
• Construction Program Update Presented to Board
• Superintendent's Message to Students, Parents, Staff and Community Members
• RFMS Student Schedules Available August 16th
• Bob and Nela Wilems Donate $1000 to Fulton Learning Center
• Aransas/San Patricio Master Gardeners Awards Grant to Fulton Learning Center
• Texas Poll Shows Support for More Money for Public Schools
• Float On In to Fulton Learning Center - August 17th - 5:00-6:00 p.m.
• Little Bay Primary 2011-12 School Year To Begin August 22, 2011
• End of State of Funding for Dual Credit Classes
• RFHS Pirate Football Tickets On Sale Now
• 7th-8th Grade Football Equipment Check-Out - August 15 and 16
• Campus Meet the Teacher Nights Scheduled
• "Find Your Child's Bus Day" August 13th at Wal-Mart
• Great Week at Camp Invention 2011!
• Attention RFHS Incoming Freshmen: Fish Camp on August 12th!
• Loss of State Funding Forces ACISD to Cut Swim Program
• New RFHS and RFMS Assistant Principals Selected
• RFHS Students Earn Microsoft Office Certification
• RFHS Band Drum Majors Announced
• RFHS Students Participate in Financial Literacy Program
• ACISD Central Office Closed July 4-8
• New ACISD Facility Reservation System
• Be a Part Time Hero
• Update on State Band Competition
• Logan Jasek Places 10th in Nation at 2011 National History Day
• Fulton Learning Center Animals Go to Summer Camp
• ACADC 5th Annual Summer Kick-Off on June 25th
• District Bands Recognized for Outstanding Performance
• Gifted & Talented Artists' Reception
• Bobby Jackson Named Outstanding History Presenter
• Little Bay Primary Families Read 15,225 Books!
• Claire Hartman's Design Chosen for Rockport Art Festival T-Shirt
• RFHS NHS Places First in 3A High School Hero Challenge
• Top FLC Metal Recyclers for 2010-2011 Announced
• RFHS students perform at Little Bay
• Little Bay Primary Bridging Ceremony May 25
• Dr. Neva Kelly Selected as TAGT Region II Advocate of the Year
• Voters Approve $26.8 Million School Bond
• Revised Pirate Baseball Playoffs Schedule
• Pirate Baseball Game of May 12 Cancelled Due to Rain
• $26.8 Million School Bond - Vote This Week
• Little Bay Primary Hosts Final Registration Night May 5, 2011
• Superintendent Discusses Bond and School Finance
• Martha McLeod Named as Recipient of Presidential Award
• Author Todd Strasser Visits Schools on May 2nd and 3rd
• Campus and District Teachers of the Year Announced
• ACAD Coalition Holds Annual Health Fair on April 20
• ACISD Bond Rating Upgraded to A+ by Standard & Poors
• RFHS Fightin' Band Earns UIL Sweepstakes Award
• Jordan Nugent Receives State Recognition for Theatrical Design
• Fulton Learning Center Receives TEA Performance Award
• Fulton Learning Center Birding Teams Place 2nd in Great Texas Birding Classic
• Balfour Recognizes RFHS for Yearbook Excellence
• RFHS UIL Teams Advance to State Competition
• RFHS BPA Members Qualify for National Competition
• Fulton Birding Team Completes First Week of Competition
• RFMS Bands Receive 2011 UIL Sweepstakes Award
• ACISD Students Are UIL District Chanps!
• Live Oak Learning Center Students Help Red Cross
• RFHS Students Named Finalists in State Letters About Literature Contest
• Volunteers Honored at Little Bay Primary
• RFHS One Act Cast Performs at Regional Competition on Saturday, April 16th
• Welcome Back Toddler at Little Bay Primary on April 8th
• ACISD Implements New Alert System
• Special Board Meeting Held to Propose $2.1 Million Cost Reduction Plan
• Community Members Donate Time and Money
• Fulton Learning Center Science Fair Awards Announced
• Live Oak LC Fairy Tale Ball Breaks Attendance Record
• FLC Recycling Program Wins TCEQ Environmental Award
• Martha McLeod Recognized by HEB as One of the Best!
• Little Bay Primary Raises Funds for American Cancer Society
• 2011-2012 RFMS Cheerleaders Selected
• RFMS Band Performs at State Capitol
• Lady Pirates Soccer Team Places Third in District 59-4A
• Credit By Exam Registration Deadline April 18
• Robert Montgomery Selected to Attend STEM Seminar
• NJROTC Places 9th in State Competition
• RFHS and RFMS Student Art Exhibited in Rockport Show
• RFHS Sopomores attend GOLD Youth Leadership Program
• Little Bay Primary Science Fair
• Fulton Learning Center GT Students Attend Seagrass Day Festival
• ACISD Mourns the Loss of Cheyenne Cyr
• Author Will Weaver at RFMS and RFHS on March 7 and 8
• Frank C. Erwin Center Fan Info Packet
• Community Pep Rally - March 2nd - 9:30 a.m.
• The Lady Pirate Basketball Team is Going to State!
• Bad Weather Make-Up Days Announced
• The Education Foundation Announces 2011 Shining Stars
• Student Cell Phone Policy during State Assessments March 1-4
• Jessica Wright Selected to Attend Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Program
• Lady Pirates Basketball Team Advances to Regional Quarter-Final Round
• Toddler Time at Little Bay Primary - D is for Ducks
• Message from Superintendent on Budget Concerns
• Fulton Learning Center Students Vote on Best Book
• NJROTC Helps Keep Rockport Beautiful
• Lady Pirates are District Champs!
• ACISD's 2010 NCEA Higher Performing Schools Recognized
• Huey Chancellor - New ACISD AD/Head Football Coach
• RFHS Hosts Remember Alex Brown Presentation on Feb 7
• UIL Choir Solo & Ensemble Contest Cancelled
• RFMS Band Concert Cancelled
• ACISD Board Meeting on February 3rd
• Varsity Basketball Games Rescheduled
• Special Weather Statement: ACISD Schools Closed February 3 and 4
• ACISD Named Finalist for H-E-B Excellence in Education Award
• Important Events at Fulton Learning Center Announced
• Bird Expert Gene Blacklock Visits Fulton Learning Center
• McLeod Selected as TAS 2011 Outstanding Texas Educator
• ACISD Board Approves $26.8 Million Bond Referendum
• 8th Annual Patriotic Concert Scheduled for January 24 at 7:00 p.m.
• Little Bay Primary to Register PK-K Students for 2011-2012 School Year
• Information for Parents of Students with Disabilities
• Little Bay Primary Discovery Night - March 10, 2011
• Winter Break December 20th-31st
• NJROTC Qualifies for State Championship
• Nature Study at Live Oak Learning Center
• Rockport Gospel Music Festival 2011
• NJROTC Assists AIM Hospice in Remembrance Event
• RFHS NJROTC Takes Second at Panther Challenge
• U. S. Naval Academy Midshipman Visits RFHS
• First Graders Explore Nueces Delta Preserve in Odem
• Coastal Bend of Texas Site
• RFHS Choir Members Advance to Region and Pre-Area Competition
• NJROTC Cadets Tour U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
• Guy Grover Resigns as AD/Head Football Coach
• Rockport-Fulton High School Honors Veterans
• Little Bay Primary Participates in Stockings for Soldiers
• November 15th Board Meeting Cancelled
• Birding Club Formed at Fulton Learning Center
• RFMS Science Students Travel to UTMSI
• ACISD Urges Legislators to Make Education a Priority
• RFMS Choir Students Selected for Region Choir
• RFHS Students Experience College Life at UT
• NJROTC Competes in "President's Own" Drill Meet
• Liitle Bay Primary Students Help Good Samaritans
• Little Bay Primary Students Carve Pumpkins
• Live Oak LC Students Use Microphone to Amplify Learning
• ACISD Receives Six TEA Gold Performance Acknowledgements
• Live Oak Learning Center Certified as a National Wildlife Habitat
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• GOP governor running for reelection
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Firefighters benefit from surcharge
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Candidate forum set for Monday
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Garbage rates to increase in January
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Financial contributions questioned, returned
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• Locked up
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• More money sought from festival site
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• Garbage rates to increase in January
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Financial contributions questioned, returned
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• Locked up
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• More money sought from festival site
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• GOP governor running for reelection
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Firefighters benefit from surcharge
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Candidate forum set for Monday
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• GOP governor running for reelection
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Firefighters benefit from surcharge
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Candidate forum set for Monday
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Garbage rates to increase in January
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• Financial contributions questioned, returned
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• Locked up
• More money sought from festival site
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• GOP governor running for reelection
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Firefighters benefit from surcharge
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Candidate forum set for Monday
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Garbage rates to increase in January
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Financial contributions questioned, returned
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Locked up
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• GOP governor running for reelection
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Firefighters benefit from surcharge
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Candidate forum set for Monday
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Garbage rates to increase in January
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Financial contributions questioned, returned
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• Locked up
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Contract to provide first time public sewer to 18 households
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Early voting clerks appointed; early voting to run Oct. 18-29
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Shoreline negotiations to start
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Intervention program users to now pay to play
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• County fee receipts ahead of budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for October 4 - October 10, 2010
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• RVFD to celebrate anniversary Oct. 16
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Historic visit made to Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• State Capital Highlights
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• State Capital Highlights
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• State Capital Highlights
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Water Code bonding change sought
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• News and notes from Hunter
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• More money sought from festival site
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• State Capital Highlights
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• State Capital Highlights
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Domestic violence awareness month observed in October
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• ACND emergency fund to be raised to $1 million
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Water Code bonding change sought
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 27 - October 3, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Officials make trip to Cedar Bayou fish pass
• News and notes from Hunter
• More money sought from festival site
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• News and notes from Hunter
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• State Capital Highlights
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• State Capital Highlights
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Cedar Bayou permit support expressed
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Extension service building plans approved
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Arrests made after armed robbery
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Council talks drainage plan coordination
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Detention center issued compliance certificate
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• News and notes from Hunter
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• News and notes from Hunter
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• State Capital Highlights
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• News and notes from Hunter
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• News and notes from Hunter
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• State Capital Highlights
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• News and notes from Hunter
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• News and notes from Hunter
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• County court seeks grants to improve Tule channels
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• Man sentenced to prison for producing child pornography
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Council told treatment plant improvements six months away
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• Public Safety Center has grounding issues
• State Capital Highlights
• Rockport man killed in head-on collision north of AC airport
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• State Capital Highlights
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas County jury returns 12 indictments
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Local sales tax rebates greater than Nueces, San Patricio counties, YTD
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Group hears VIP update
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for September 20 - September 26, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Commissioners change county’s travel policy
• Bypass rollover
• Blazes keep firefighters hopping
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• State Capital Highlights
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Bypass rollover
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• State Capital Highlights
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• State Capital Highlights
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Bypass rollover
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Ticks at shelter under control
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Bypass rollover
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• State Capital Highlights
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Bypass rollover
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• Storm results
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• State Capital Highlights
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Bypass rollover
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• Storm results
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• State Capital Highlights
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton approves bid for additional work to Fulton Beach Rd.
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• ‘Foot-on-ground’ trip set for Cedar Bayou
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Pilot van flips with papers on board
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Coleman jailed for parole violation
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Ticks at shelter under control
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Inquiry about death of Rockport woman takes new direction
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Bypass rollover
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• Storm results
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Bypass rollover
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• Storm results
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Trustees approve update for electronic media use
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Survey calls for more hike/bike trails in City
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Fischer asks trustees to consider Facebook
• Bypass rollover
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Records for September 13 - September 19, 2010
• Storm results
• 10-plus inches of wet stuff inundates Aransas County
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Rockport woman found on rain-slickened road
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• State Capital Highlights
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Penick joins school district police force
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Feed me
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• ACND commissioners grant preferred status on bait stand
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Aransas First makes bid to use school land
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Storm results
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• State Capital Highlights
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Penick joins school district police force
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Feed me
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Storm results
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Penick joins school district police force
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Feed me
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• State Capital Highlights
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Penick joins school district police force
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Feed me
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Storm results
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS!!
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• State Capital Highlights
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Feed me
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• To be or not to be: term limits
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Storm results
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• State Capital Highlights
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Penick joins school district police force
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Trailer Destroyed
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• State Capital Highlights
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Penick joins school district police force
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Feed me
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Board of Adjustment close to reality
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• City council adopts effective tax rate
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• City water/sewer rates to increase
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Mexican restaurant now only memories
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Trailer Destroyed
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• State Capital Highlights
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Penick joins school district police force
• Feed me
• Aransas County August fee collections are mixed bag
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Balance of human, whooper needs sought
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• State Capital Highlights
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Penick joins school district police force
• Feed me
• To be or not to be: term limits
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Trailer Destroyed
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• To be or not to be: term limits
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Records for September 6 - September 12, 2010
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• VIP task forces plan September Showcase
• Trailer Destroyed
• Minor children to remain in state custody
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• State Capital Highlights
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• Trailer Destroyed
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• State Capital Highlights
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• To be or not to be: term limits
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Storm results
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• Trailer Destroyed
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• State Capital Highlights
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• To be or not to be: term limits
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Districts to share food services director
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• To be or not to be: term limits
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• Trailer Destroyed
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• State Capital Highlights
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• State Capital Highlights
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Destroyed
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• To be or not to be: term limits
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Districts to share food services director
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Storm results
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Huge Soapberry Tree gets Texas Forest Service care
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Fulton aims for breakwater grant
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 30 - September 5, 2010
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• 3 arrested in drug bust
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Storm results
• Districts to share food services director
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• State Capital Highlights
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Destroyed
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• To be or not to be: term limits
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• GLO commissioner to address Cedar Bayou
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Fulton approves 23.03¢ tax rate, budget
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• State Capital Highlights
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Destroyed
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Districts to share food services director
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Other offices on ballot besides governor
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• State Capital Highlights
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Tule sedimentation pond details unfolding
• Destroyed
• Penick joins school district police force
• State Capital Highlights
• Feed me
• New parking lot receiving good use
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Competition at all levels in election
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Districts to share food services director
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Destroyed
• State Capital Highlights
• New parking lot receiving good use
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Districts to share food services director
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• New parking lot receiving good use
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Districts to share food services director
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Destroyed
• State Capital Highlights
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Districts to share food services director
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Trailer Destroyed
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Destroyed
• State Capital Highlights
• New parking lot receiving good use
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Districts to share food services director
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trailer Destroyed
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• State Capital Highlights
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• New parking lot receiving good use
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• State Capital Highlights
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• New parking lot receiving good use
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Proposed plans for West Tule unveiled for City consideration
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Districts to share food services director
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Board of Adjustment close to first reading
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Driveway surface options mulled over by council
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Trailer Destroyed
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Dolphin calf rescued in Copano Bay
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• New parking lot receiving good use
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• State Capital Highlights
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• State Capital Highlights
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• New parking lot receiving good use
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• County approves potential projects for CIAP funding
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Board of Adjustment remains on hold
• Competition at all levels in election
• Records for August 23 - August 29, 2010
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Council directs $10,000 to residential drainage
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Airport ‘game’ fence funding sought
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Competition at all levels in election
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Competition at all levels in election
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Hit ditch, culvert
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Competition at all levels in election
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Destroyed
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Competition at all levels in election
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Competition at all levels in election
• Five file for three ACND positions
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Grand jury indicts 13
• July building permits valued at $1,484,444
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• August sales tax rebates show aggregate increase
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• County court adopts ’10 effective tax rate
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• Council passes annexation ordinance on first reading
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Trustees approve $1.091738 tax rate
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Council sets pool hours, okays interlocal
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• County receives $300K for first-time sewer
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Destroyed
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Five file for three ACND positions
• Competition at all levels in election
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Hit ditch, culvert
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Big weekend planned
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Competition at all levels in election
• Five file for three ACND positions
• School district earns ‘recognized’ rating
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• Records for August 16 - August 22, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Hit ditch, culvert
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Flags missing at Veterans Park
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Big weekend planned
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Big weekend planned
• Five file for three ACND positions
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• State Capital Highlights
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Five file for three ACND positions
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• State Capital Highlights
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• Grand jury indicts 13
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Five file for three ACND positions
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• State Capital Highlights
• Grand jury indicts 13
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Big weekend planned
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• State Capital Highlights
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• Big weekend planned
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• City to approve effective rate
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• Five file for three ACND positions
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• State Capital Highlights
• Grand jury indicts 13
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Group seeks to build dog park here
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Big weekend planned
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Five file for three ACND positions
• House committees review workers’ compensation
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• City continues talk about board to help in zoning disputes
• State Capital Highlights
• Share opinion in park survey
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Oakman service planned Sunday
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Group seeks to build dog park here
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• ACND, aquarium officials plan workshop on lease
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• City rejects Coleman plans; veterans’ support lacking
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• Fulton council takes look at 2011 budget, tax rate
• Big weekend planned
• City’s utility surcharge to increase
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• City budget hearing planned Tuesday
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Golf cart use studied in Fulton
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Uhr seeks land near Key Allegro
• City to approve effective rate
• Couple arrested for injury to child
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Five file for three ACND positions
• House committees review workers’ compensation
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• City continues talk about board to help in zoning disputes
• State Capital Highlights
• Share opinion in park survey
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Oakman service planned Sunday
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Group seeks to build dog park here
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• Big weekend planned
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• City to approve effective rate
• TCEQ approves city permit
• Five file for three ACND positions
• House committees review workers’ compensation
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• City continues talk about board to help in zoning disputes
• State Capital Highlights
• Share opinion in park survey
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Oakman service planned Sunday
• Records for August 9 - August 15, 2010
• State Capital Highlights
• Public a no show at county budget hearing
• County proposes effective tax rate
• Walker County seeks victim’s identity
• Resolution sets 2 cent venue tax in motion Oct. 1
• Records for August 2 - August 8, 2010
• ACND responds to Derrick lawsuit
• State Capital Highlights
• Big weekend planned
• City council cool to utility rate drop for vacant homes
• Taylor Park now Arboretum
• ACND takes no action on Derrick Construction suit
• Fees collected in county in July show fluctuation
• Commissioners look to fund budget with effective tax rate
• County approves use of $50,000 h/m funds
• Records for July 26 - August 1, 2010
• City to approve effective rate
• Split council okays resolution for ACND
• TCEQ approves city permit
• New protective measures aim to protect skimmers
• Five file for three ACND positions
• House committees review workers’ compensation
• Local 4-Hers clean historical markers
• City continues talk about board to help in zoning disputes
• State Capital Highlights
• Share opinion in park survey
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Oakman service planned Sunday
• ACND chooses effective tax rate to fund budget
• Group seeks to build dog park here
• Rockport Computer Users' Group, Inc

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