Applicants sought for mayor's youth council
The city of Stephenville and Mayor Doug Svien will once againhost Stephenville Mayor's Youth Council.
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Friedrich earns national reserve champ at angus show
TULSA, Oklahoma — More than 550 Angus juniors and their families traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to compete in the 2025 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS) June 28-July 5 at Expo Square.
Stephenville FFA Shines at the 97th State Convention
With red, white and blue corduroy pride, the Stephenville FFA Chapter lit up the stage at the 97th Texas FFA State Convention in Fort Worth, earning an 11 state championship titles, $16,000 in awards scholarships and celebrating seven members receiving the prestigious Lone Star FFA Degree. State Champion titles were awarded across the board, stemming from Stephenville FFA members’ excellence in leadership, commitment and drive.
Police investigating after body found in pool
The Stephenville Police Department is investigating a body found in a swimming pool.
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Stephenville FFA announces new ag teacher
Stephenville FFA recently introduced its new agricultural science teacher Lyle Logemann.
Council OKs rate change suspension resolution
The Stephenville City Council unanimously passed a rate change suspension resolution at its regular July meeting following a notice from Oncor on a proposed increase.
Legislators allocate almost $630 million to Texas A&M Forest Service
Texas legislators allocated approximately $630 million in new funding, above current base funding, for Texas A&M Forest Service over the next two fiscal years.The 89th Texas legislative session ended June 2, and the governor signed the budget on June 22.
Texas' public ed funding boost brings some relief but erodes districts' independence, school leaders say
A funding boost to the tune of $8.5 billion would usually be a cause for widespread celebration among Texas public schools. But in the wake of the 2025 legislative session, the mood of district leaders and educators is more lukewarm than triumphant.