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State allocates additional funding for school safety, mental health initiatives

The state announced plans last Tuesday to transfer $105.5 million to support additional school safety and mental health initiatives through August 2023. The additional funding is in response to the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde which prompted the state to take actions to make schools safer while supporting the mental health of students, teachers and families.

DSHS confirms positive rabies case

Breckenridge Animal Control was recently advised by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) of a positive rabies case in a dog within the city limits of Breckenridge. According to a release from Breckenridge Animal Control Officer, Nicole Dooley, the dog was showing active signs of rabies and was submitted for testing, which returned positive results last Wednesday, June 29.

Let freedom ring

Attendees of the Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Boomfest Fireworks Show enjoyed food vendors and a professional fireworks show. The event was held at Corley’s Landing swimming area at Hubbard Creek Lake on Saturday, July 2. Photos/Ron Sampsel