Jacksboro, county come to terms on animals, road work
Jacksboro city council members approved a pair of interlocal agreements with Jack County Monday evening to make for a more cohesive relationship involving road work and animals.
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Early voting begins Oct. 13
With the general election little less than a month away, there are some dates that voters in the county need to know and remember.
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Texas Company Making Sense of Scents
Like many mature (aka OLD) hunters of my generation, I am sometimes a bit slow on incorpo rating new ideas into the way I hunt. After all, hunting methods that have worked during the past half century need no improvement; or do they? There is always something new to be learned about any topic and
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FCH, JISD working together to get student appointments quicker
Parents hate getting the phone call from school their child is sick. Now they have to see if they can get off work, take their child to a medical provider, or see if their doctor if available and if they can get in…
Bryson students staying busy, board adopts goals
BRYSON – School board members heard reports and approved their goals for the upcoming school year during their regular meeting Sept. 21.
‘Live like Johnny’ organization explained to Lions Club
Kerri LeDoux wanted a way to remember her son Johnny, who passed away Nov. 26, 2016.
JISD doing number of Vets’ Day programs
With Veterans’ Day losing much its symbolism in recent years, and the COVID virus still wreaking havoc on activities for adults and children alike, Jacksboro ISD officials will be doing a series of themed projects.
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Squirrels Provide Great Sport and Excellent Eating
On a trip back to rural Red River County where I grew up, I had an interesting conversation with a gentleman at a local café where a buddy and I were having breakfast.
Legendary Women
There are some who believe that women, if they did not have the right to vote, would not have had businesses or the success women have in general, today. That is not entirely the case according to the website entrepreneur.com in an article, “16 Legendary Women Entrepreneurs” written by Kristin Chessman, published on August 2, 2008. Listed below are some very successful women during the women’s suffrage movement.
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The History of the Woman Suffrage Movement in Texas
Women’s suffrage refers to women’s right to vote. It was established during the latter decades of the 19th century and early part of the 20th century. “As women received the right to vote in some places, they began running for public office and gaining positions as school board members, county clerks, state legislators, judges, and, in the case of Jeannette Rankin, as a Member of Congress.”
