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Following a field trip to the Hardin County Courthouse last fall, social studies teacher Chasity Viator thanked officials and county staff for their assistance and described the day as “impactful for all involved.” As noted below, one of the seniors, Ben Kirkendall, is the son of Hardin County Commissioner Chris Kirkendall! Our thanks to Mrs. Viator for sharing the experience … Continue Reading about Hardin County Hosts Seniors
Who sets the salaries of elected officials and county employees? REFERENCE POINTS: Local Government Code Chapter 152 Attorney General Opinion JM-947 … Continue Reading about Key Concept: Setting County Salaries
Over a five-year period, TxDOT data shows a consistent and alarming trend: Nearly 7 percent of all traffic fatalities in Texas occur on county roads each … Continue Reading about Resolution Spotlight: Support for County Road Grant Funds
“When I was campaigning for my reelection and got diagnosed, I had to reframe my understanding of my cancer to realize that though I did not choose colon cancer, God … Continue Reading about Colonoscopies Save Lives
The Tyler County Courthouse was built in 1891 in an Italian Renaissance style. In 1935, the county launched a remodeling project with Works Progress … Continue Reading about Tyler County Courthouse
Every so often, County Progress asks our distinguished Judges and Commissioners to allow us a glimpse into their public lives giving us a fresh appreciation for the myriad of roles and responsibilities they shoulder … Continue Reading about Glimpse in the Life of Brazoria County Commissioner Ryan Cade
While indigent health care is a state-mandated service, Ellis County sees beyond the statutes. “Our goal is to assist our county residents in returning to work or obtaining Social Security benefits,” shared Terri … Continue Reading about Indigent Health Care
