Breckenridge is joining 36 other communities in the North Central Texas area which achieved a Film Friendly Texas designation through the Texas Film Commission. The city joins more than 175 Film Friendly Texas Certifi ed Communities across the state receiving training and guidance from TFC on media industry standards, best practices and how to accommodate filming activity in their communities.
Nightly lane closures will occur over the next two weeks at the U.S. 180 bridge at Hubbard Creek Reservoir as Texas Department of Transportation crews continue work from June.
Mike Easley has stepped into the role as interim CEO over Stephens Memorial Hospital as the search continues to find a permanent replacement for the position. Easley was officially appointed into the role during a meeting of the SMH Board of Directors held Thursday, Dec.
The Neri’s Courtyard Bar & Grill project will receive an additional forgivable loan incentivizing job creation after approval last week from the Breckenridge City Commissioners. Neri Gonzalez, who operates restaurants in Graham and Jacksboro, will be opening a new location at 223 W.
Following the objectives of their strategic plan, the city of Breckenridge provided an update with a study of substandard housing in the area. Breckenridge City Commissioners approved the city’s strategic plan in June 2023 with one of the objectives within the plan to increase code enforcement meeting.
Three Breckenridge FFA teams competed in the Area IV Leadership Development Events contest last week and despite not advancing to state, represented their community well. The competition was held Monday, Nov.
Breckenridge residents will have the opportunity next year to get an exclusive look at the inner workings of the city during a ninemonth Municipal Citizens Academy. The course is to provide insight into city government operations and activities for community members.
Street closures are continuing as work on phase one of the city road improvement project is underway. Street Improvement Project Phase 1 was awarded by the city of Breckenridge to Raydon, Inc.
David Leonard will take the reins as Stephens County Emergency Management Coordinator after being appointed and given a formal introduction by the commissioners court. Leonard retired from the North Texas Municipal Water District in Wylie, where he served as Emergency Operations Coordinator.
The Woodson High School Seniors of 2025 are sponsoring a “flag disposal” for anyone with worn flags. The American flag is an important symbol of respect for our country.
