A boil water notice was put in place Friday, Feb. 1 for Davis Road, Brown Road and the 800 block of Industrial Loop, according to a release from the city.
Due to a water line break from construction, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has required the system to notify all customers within the specified block to boil their water for at least two minutes prior to consumption, according to the release.
The 86th Texas Legislature has filed bills in both the Texas House and Senate that will begin to reform the state’s property tax system, according to numerous press releases from officials.
Speaker of the House Dennis Bonnen held a press conference with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick, as well as other representatives to announce the legislation being considered. House Bill (HB) 2 and Senate Bill (SB) 2 were filed Thursday, Jan. 31.
For the full breakdown, check out the Feb. 6 edition of the Breckenridge American.
RABBITS Kinley Kanady - 1st Mackenzie Riddle - 1st Haigan Thompson - 1st Jaxon Hubble - 1st Nathan Tatum - 1st Tyler Valdez - 1st Blake Lee - 2nd Austin
Winners STEERS Kadynce Kennedy - Grand Champion - Junior Cattle Showmanship Kaylee Langford - Reserved Champion Blake Campbell - Grand Champion (English Steer) Madi Warren - Reserved Champion (English Steer)
A Breckenridge mother has set up a scholarship fund in the memory of her son, which has raised $1,000. Sherry Davis set up the fund in the name of her
The Woman’s Forum met for their normal meeting Tuesday, Jan. 22 and had special guest speaker Krista Wilcox, who is owner of The Bouquet and has formed a partnership with
Republic Services is partnering with the City of Breckenridge to conduct a monthly bulk pickup for the residents of Breckenridge for the year 2019. Residents may have up to 3
The city of Breckenridge will receive a 2018 Texas Community Development Block Grant from the state in order to provide water improvements in an amount of $275,000. City Manager Andy
Filing for positions across the city of Breckenridge began Wednesday, Jan. 16 and will continue until 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15, according to a release from the city. Two positions
