The computer chip shortage that has plagued parts of the economy since 2020 is plaguing the city, councilors learned Tuesday night at their meeting in City Hall.
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Residents in cities and school districts throughout the area will be going to the polls May 7 to determine who will serve on city councils and as school trustees for the coming year.
Texas shoppers were not shy about visiting their local retailers in November, as evidenced by the $992.9 million in local sales tax collections to be allocated this month to cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose taxing districts
Detroit ISD schools will be closed this week due to “a large number of staff/student absences,” the school announced on social media Monday.
The award is presented to an elected official who has shown extraordinary dedication to the purposes and possibilities for regional cooperation through councils of government.
City Secretary Tami Nix told the Detroit City Council the city had received a notice from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality at Tuesday night’s meeting of the group. The misunderstanding has been cleared up.
The Detroit City Council plans to review a bid for a three-quarter ton truck and a price quote on the CPU/tower from Professional Business Systems at its 6:30 p.m. meeting tonight in City Hall at 190 E. Garner St.
The commission voted 4-1 in favor of a resolution opposing the proposed man-made lake at Monday’s meeting in the Red River County Annex, after hearing several speakers against the reservoir.
Monday is the final day to file for positions on ballots for upcoming party primary elections.
Texas cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose taxing districts will receive $936 million in local sales tax allocations this month, according to information from Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s office. That’s up 18.4% over December 2020, and represents sales made in October by businesses that report monthly, Hegar said.
A Go Fund Me fundraiser is in progress for three women who lost their homes to fire Nov. 30 in East Post Oak, according to Henry Blackmon, pastor of East Post Oak Missionary Baptist Church.
Some members of the Little Detroit City-Drive Group couldn’t help but notice when they were in the Detroit Community Center that people were stopping by taking a picture of themselves by the flag that was once painted on the side of the building.
Lamar County’s former Republican chair Ray Null is challenging Rep. Gary VanDeaver, R-New Boston, for the Texas House District 1 seat in the 2022 primary election.
Dozens of natural gas companies failed to fill out paperwork that would have kept their electricity from getting cut off during February’s deadly winter storm. On Tuesday, Texas regulators tried to ensure that won’t happen again.
On Saturday, Detroit United Group will host a Christmas parade along Garner Street at 6 p.m. with a community Christmas tree lighting following inside the walking trail.
Red River County commissioners voted to upgrade their county jail record-keeping system Monday during their meeting in the Red River County Annex.
Northeast Texas Region D Planning Group pens letter to Dallas-Fort Worth Region C about conflicting regional plans in 2022 Texas State Water Plan.
Sales tax revenue in Paris took a hit during the filing period, falling 10.38% to $1,040,226.48 for November’s allocation compared to the same period last year.
The Detroit ISD Board of Trustees on Thursday approved the audit of the past school year and the hiring of a registered nurse whose salary will be paid by a grant.
DETROIT - The Detroit City Council voted to hire the law firm of Messer, Fort & McDonald to advise the city in legal matters Wednesday at a meeting in City Hall.
CLARKSVILLE — Red River County commissioners got some good news Monday morning at their meeting in the county annex. Richard Brand, an attorney with Linebarger Attorneys At Law, turned over checks for $3,755 and $565 to them.
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