City offices and facilities will be closed Monday, October 12, in observance of Columbus Day.
The city said it will serve residents on the next regular business day. Residents who experience an emergency should dial 911.
Gunter.city — Small town. Big heart. Your neighborhood news.
Local business? Support local news on Gunter.city · plans from $100 a month
City offices and facilities will be closed Monday, October 12, for Columbus Day and will reopen on the next regular business day.
Coralie Stroud· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
October 7, 20261 min read
City offices and facilities will be closed Monday, October 12, in observance of Columbus Day.
The city said it will serve residents on the next regular business day. Residents who experience an emergency should dial 911.
Coralie Stroud· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
Coralie Stroud writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Gunter.
City leaders say development district money is now buying land downtown, with deeper planning and a hunt for investors next. No specific projects are confirmed, City Manager Hayden Brodowsky and planning director Eric Wilhite told KTEN.
Grayson County is eligible as a neighbor of drought-hit Marshall County, Okla., under a designation the Farm Service Agency announced Thursday. Applications for the low-interest emergency loans are due June 21, 2027.
Hemphill Towers, working for Verizon, wants a specific use permit for the steel pole on city-owned land north of FM 121. Gunter planners hold a public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 3, and staff recommends approval.
Most Texas counties are expected to post nearly all early and mail ballots in their first update, before any Election Day votes, the AP says. About 68% of ballots in the 2022 governor's race were cast early or by mail.
Tuesday's Texas Crop and Weather Report found good hay where rain fell and thin supplies where it did not. In the North district, drought is still holding back winter forages and wheat.
A federal prosecutor told a judge the government is looking at moving a 2.8-mile stretch of wall off an irrigation district's land and into the refuge, a shift a Laredo congressman says he opposes.