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Mila’s Taqueria joins Chamber

10 months ago By Jacksboro Editor

Mila’s Taqueria joins the Jacksboro Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, celebrated by family, friends and local businesses. Opening a food truck in April 2024 was a dream for Dominga Ochoa, who is serving up favorites like burritos, tacos gorditas and more. She’s open daily from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. except Mondays at Lucky’s Food Park in Jacksboro.

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After a series of unexpected expenses, Jack County Museum is struggling to keep the doors open and the lights on. Photo/Ashley Anderson

Jack County Museum seeking funding

10 months ago By Ashley Anderson

Jack County Museum has been preserving local history since its opening in 1988 in one of the oldest buildings in Jacksboro. It was the home to Texas 4-H founder Tom Marks and is now also the keeper of local ranching history, military history and railroad history.

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Old mattresses and playground equipment are tossed out at the Jack County Clothes Closet, even though signs state no illegal dumping, broken furniture or trash. Photo/Ashley Anderson

Donation site turned dumping ground

10 months ago By Ashley Anderson

Jack County Clothes Closet has been serving neighbors in need since 1984, providing gently used clothing and household items at a low cost. They help families rebuild after losses from _re or ood, supplying clothing, kitchenware and other goods.

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After two Graham residents made it their goal to start the Kairos Prison Ministry in the Lindsey State Jail in Jacksboro, two programs have been held at the prison. Photo/Ashley Anderson

A growing ministry

10 months ago By Thomas Wallner

Kairos Prison Ministry sees growth in John R. Lindsey State Jail Two Graham residents set a goal in 2023 of establishing the Kairos Prison Ministry program in the John R.

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Jacksboro FFA holds gift card drive for south central Flood relief

10 months ago By Ashley Anderson

Jacksboro FFA opened a gift card drive as they aim to serve, determined to aid Texas communities devastated by record ooding over the July 4 holiday weekend. The drive is open now until 12 p.m.

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Landman returns to Jacksboro

10 months ago By News Staff

Landman returns to Jacksboro

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Coffee with the chamber

10 months ago By News Staff

Coffee with the chamber

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July sales tax allocations up locally, statewide

10 months ago By News Staff

Local sales tax allocations continue to trend upward locally and statewide, with acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock announcing Wednesday, July 9 its office would distribute $1.2 billion to cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose districts—that number up 4.5% over July 2024 allocations.

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After a series of unexpected expenses, Jack County Museum is struggling to keep the doors open and the lights on.

Jack County Museum seeks funding

10 months ago By Jacksboro Editor

Jack County Museum has been preserving local history since its opening in 1988 in one of the oldest buildings in Jacksboro.

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July sales tax allocations up locally, statewide

10 months ago By Jacksboro Editor

Local sales tax allocations continue to trend upward locally and statewide, with acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock announcing Wednesday, July 9 its office would distribute $1.2 billion to cities, counties, transit systems and special purpos

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