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Forney, TX - As college students across Texas celebrate spring break, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is urging everyone to prioritize safety and avoid drinking and driving. This year's spring break has already seen a troubling rise in alcohol-related crashes, with 375 inciden… Lubbock, TX - A man who th

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Forney City Council Eyes No-New-Revenue Tax Rate, Approves Major Gateway Developments

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (387+ words) The Forney City Council met on August 18 to address a packed agenda, setting the stage for the upcoming fiscal year while greenlighting significant new commercial developments in the Village at Gateway. From tax rate discussions to the expansion of public…...

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Kaufman County Commissioners Deny Developer Appeal, Reappoint Fire Marshal in Busy Session

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (263+ words) KAUFMAN, Texas — The Kaufman County Commissioners’ Court tackled a packed agenda during Tuesday’s regular meeting, denying a land developer’s request to bypass updated county regulations, approving key service contracts, and reappointing long-serving Fire Marshal Charles "Michael" Taylor. Presided over by…...