Scott Loar
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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America's Night Out Against Crime (opens the original)
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The National Night Out program began as a way for law enforcement officers to connect with their communities and help adults and children get to know the people behind the badges. Jasper Police Chief Garrett Foster and the majority of the Jasper Police Departmentâs officers will attend the 43rd annual event. They invite everyone to come out and enjoy a fun-filled evening. National Night Out will be held at Sandy Creek Park West on Tuesday, October 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. The parking area will be j
Trent Ashby Talks To Voters (opens the original)
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Liz McClurg hosted a small gathering at her home as a way to get Republican Senatorial District 3 candidate, Trent Ashby, in front of some local voters. Jasper Mayor Clack McLane, JEDCO Board President Bill Grant and Newton County Judge Ronnie Cochran were a few in attendance. Ashby spoke on some of his legislative priorities and answered questions from attendeeâs at the event. Ashby said that data centers would be one of the major areas of concern in the upcoming session that begins in Januar
Rebels Fall In District Opener To Bulldogs (opens the original)
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District play began this week for the Evadale Rebels as they traveled to Colmesneil to take on the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs scored in every quarter including 22 points in the second quarter to cruise to a 50 to 21 win over the visitors. The Colmesneil offense was impressive as they had 546 total yards of offense with 364 of that coming on the ground. The Bulldogs scored the only points in the first quarter for either team on a 20-yard run. The point-after attempt was no good, and the Bulldogs led
Council approves tax rate, budget and distribution of tourism funds (opens the original)
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The Jasper City Council met for a property tax and budget hearing Tuesday late afternoon, then moved into a regular City Council meeting. During the hearing, Angie Lee asked the council questions, and Mayor Pro-Tem Lequin Hilderbrand answered most of them. Ms. Leeâs concerns focused on exemptions and credits, the role of the Jasper County Appraisal District, and rising property evaluations. Other matters came up before City Attorney Bill Morian Jr. said the discussion had strayed from the hear
Ty’Anthony Smith No Longer With Longhorns (opens the original)
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Multiple sources close to the University of Texas football team report that the Longhorns have dismissed Jasper native and three-star recruit TyâAnthony Smith. Bleacher Report, ESPN, and others reported that Texas Head Coach Steve Sarkisian cited conduct detrimental to the team as the reason. Smith was entering his third year with the Longhorns and had played in 28 games over the past two seasons, including one start. Smith was said to be battling a shoulder injury and the flu over the past co
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