The Archer City council continued discussions regarding the future of the city’s emergency medical services during its council meeting on Thursday, Sept. 15.

The Lakeside City Council discussed the city’s dwindling water meter capacity during its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20.

We are living in a time where people seem to be “on edge” and it doesn’t have to be that way. Anger is on display in a fight for parking spaces, a fastfood order not being correct and even something as small as a package being one day late. There’s a new phrase for that…. “They got Triggered”!

On Sept. 1, Greyhound Lines Inc. launched a new subsidy route connecting nine Oklahoma and Texas communities in partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation. Stretching from Oklahoma City to Houston, the new route will provide daily transportation to and from towns along the route.

The Holliday ISD School Board approved a total tax rate of $1.2529 per $100 value at the scheduled board meeting on Monday, Sept. 12.

Commander Bert Hoff of the Scotland- Windthorst Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 2676 and John Luig, President, VFW Post 2676 Auxiliary announced the kick-off of this year’s VFW Voice of Democracy (VOD) and Patriot’s Pen (PP) Scholarship competitions and the National Citizenship Education...

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court discussed elected official salaries and approved a tax rate and budget for Fiscal Year 2023 during its meeting Monday, Sept. 12.

Seven Archer County nonprofit organizations participated in the 24-county area fundraising program Texoma Gives, which kicked off at 6 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, and raised a combined $15,440 in the event.

The Holliday City Council approved the city’s 2023 tax rate during its council meeting on Monday, Sept 12. The council approved its proposed tax rate of $0.46862 per $100 property value which is the same tax rate as last year.

The Windthorst ISD school board discussed the purchase of a communication system during its board meeting on Monday, Sept. 12.