Shelter construction takes another step
Another step toward a new county animal shelter has been completed after Jacksboro aldermen approved a construction company for the project during a Jan. 9 meeting.
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Facilities group speaks to board
Facilities Vision Committee members gave a presentation to the Jacksboro Independent School District during the Jan. 9 meeting.
County Stock Show, Youth Fair
Youth from all over the county participated in the Jack County Livestock Show and Youth Fair, held Thursday, Jan. 5 through Saturday, Jan.
FCH gives update
Faith Community Hospital will be offering surgical services with the hiring of a general surgeon. Dr.
Courthouse receives renovations
The Jack County Courthouse is being refreshed, while keeping its old style architecture. Jack County Judge Keith Umphress said Texas Soda Blasting has worked on restoring the doors on the west side of the courthouse over the last few weeks.
DSHS offering vaccine clinic next Tuesday
The Texas Department of State Health Services is offering Influenza immunizations for children and adults Tuesday, Jan. 17 at Live Oak Baptist Church, located at 1014 Wichita 5110 Avenue in Jacksboro.
Nominations for chamber awards now open
The Jacksboro Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations to recognize those who have “gone above and beyond the call of duty” to better Jacksboro. Winners of the three categories will be recognized at the chamber’s annual awards banquet, set for Saturday, Feb.
LTRC members receive field updates
Long Term Recovery Committee members received an update from those in the field during a Thursday, Dec. 29 meeting.
Year-in-Review
Highlighting the news from 2022 The Jacksboro Herald-Gazette finishes our three-part series on the Year in Review with the final three months of 2022: October Justice of the Peace Stacy Spurlock announced her resignation effective Sept. 30.
