Monique Brand

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Garcia retires after four decades of public service

Commissioners Court ratifies new subdivision regulations

County hires lobbyist to gain reimbursement for tax exemption

Lampasas residents will see rate increase for electricity

New names sought for military bases

‘We’re all tired’

Funding awarded for rural home repairs

City intends to adopt updated building codes

Tatum declines JP appointment

Lampasas reopens search for new assistant city manager

County budget eliminates human resources department

Lampasas ISD board approves COVID-19 leave days for school district employees

Kempner council approves budget; tax rate stays the same

Commissioners Court picks Tatum for JP position

Fire in camper displaces Kempner-area family

Lampasas City Council approves Fiscal Year 2022 budget, decides to decrease property tax rate

County honors the fallen at 9/11 memorial event

Burnet to continue housing some Lampasas County inmates

Commissioners Court approves county budget, tax rate

Library pays homage to 20th anniversary of 9/11

Lampasas man charged with capital murder

Some cities cancel National Night Out events

Lampasas council close to vote on 2022 budget, tax rate

Barbecue fest scheduled this weekend; wine tour planned for Sept. 25

‘It’s about unity’

The HOP continues to offer services in Lampasas County

Whataburger honors fallen servicemembers

Lampasas Scout troop meets New Orleans mayor

Lampasas ISD approves $35.9 million operations budget

Food prices still increasing

Kempner City Council picks Dan Long as mayor pro tem

Oil States employee Dana Smith retires after 33 years with company

New state laws to begin

Lampasas has ‘best seat’ to see 2024 solar eclipse

Sheriff’s office honors officers, staff members

Justice of peace seat up for grabs as Garcia prepares to retire

Public hearing sparks re-evaluation of county’s proposed subdivision rules

Lampasas City Council proposes to decrease property tax rate; Average homestead values rise

County tax rate could decrease

Cattle brands, marks to expire Aug. 30 across the state