Archer County Judge Randy Jackson extended the countywide emergency burn ban on Monday, March 2 through Wednesday, March 11. Jackson originally declared an emergency burn ban on Monday, Feb.

A plea from a resident over a $1,000 water bill sparked broader discussion on sewer rates and hardship exceptions Monday, March 2, as the Holliday City Council voted to delay action on proposed rate increases while exploring possible policy changes for water leaks and residents on fixed incomes.

Incumbent Randy Jackson and newcomers Justin Coleman and Kyle Morris won their respective primaries on March 3, according to unofficial results. The primary election was held Tuesday, March 3, with early voting conducted from Feb.

Kinlee Hughes made the Steer Sale at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. Courtesy photo/FWSSR.

New Zealand, 2nd in class Sr Buck Californian, 2nd in class Intermediate Doe Californian at the San Angelo Rabbit Show. Courtesy photo.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved having preliminary plans drawn for a new Emergency Service Center and Archer Family Clinic during its meeting on Monday, Feb. 23.

The Lakeside City Council approved the purchase of a truck bed and parts for the Lakeside City Volunteer Fire Department during its meeting on Thursday, Feb. 17.

The Archer City ISD school board voted against a resolution installing a period of prayer and reading of the bible or other religious text during its board meeting on Monday, Feb. 23.

Archer County Judge Randy Jackson declared a countywide emergency burn ban on Monday, Feb. 23.

Lent: is a season of prayer and repentance to draw us closer to God. It is an annual opportunity to kickstart or deepen our relationship with Christ.