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Ross fire tests community’s strength (opens the original)
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Emergency crews and first responders made headway on a wildfire that broke out in Palo Pinto County and traveled north into Jack County, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The Ross fire started around noon on Monday, Aug. 24. The Texas A&M Forest Service was brought in to support local departments across both the southern and northeastern flanks of the fire, and it spread into Jack County at approximately 1 a.m. Tuesday. Jack County Judge Keith Umphress issued an order of declaration of
Local businesses prepare for economic growth (opens the original)
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The Jacksboro Economic Development Corporation, along with the Jacksboro Chamber of Commerce and Visit Jacksboro, hosted a meeting of local retailers and restaurateurs to spark new ways to drive economic growth. JEDC Executive Director Brenda Tarpley said Thursday, July 30 tourism played an important role in the local economy, bringing outside dollars in to circulate and multiply. A stagnant local economy means no outside money comes in, including tourism dollars, exports or outside investments
Second Water Meeting Set: Officials to hold groundwater conservation district informational meeting (opens the original)
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Jack County officials will hold a second informational meeting regarding the availability of groundwater throughout the county, how new industry could affect that availability and what joining a groundwater conservation district could mean for the future. The meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3 at the Jacksboro Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, located at 309 E. Belknap in Jacksboro. Those in attendance will be given the opportunity to write down questions that will be answered by spe
County to consider BESS abatement (opens the original)
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Jack County commissioners will consider a tax abatement application for a battery energy storage system, or BESS, in the southwestern portion of the county within Bryson ISD. The application was submitted Monday, July 6 by OâBannion Energy Storage and was received by the court Monday, July 20. âIn accordance with Section 312 of the Texas Property Tax Coercion, we respectfully request that Jack County considers accepting the application and approving a Chapter 312 Tax Abatement Agreement for
Strength in Numbers: Jacksboro community comes together to rebuild after fire (opens the original)
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The Jacksboro community is stepping up to help one man rebuild after a suspected electrical fire made his home unlivable earlier this year. Jacksboro resident Johnny Shields was at his home at 328 Green Hill St. the evening of Thursday, May 28 when a fire broke out near an electrical outlet in the wall. While the house wasnât a total loss, there was some structural damage, and combined with smoke damage and water damage from extinguishing the fire, Shields was forced to live with relatives un
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