Michelle Dillon

UPDATE: Jacksonville Animal Shelter Manager Wendi Sides provided an update on the number of animals adopted. There were six kittens, four puppies and three dogs adopted, for a total of

The ghoulish weather that blew in Monday morning did not frighten away many from the annual Trunk or Treat in Jacksonville that evening.

The Rusk Independent School District will create its own special education department to serve its students beginning in the 2024-2025 school year.

The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, under the leadership of this year’s Chairwoman of the Board Britian McKinney, followed the 2023 theme “Bringing Business and Community Together,” as they completed projects

The Jacksonville City Council is making plans to expand and improve the Double Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant. The council recently authorized an application for $12 million in financial assistance

Commissioners changed the process for paying attorneys who serve at mental health hearings conducted at Rusk State Hospital on behalf of residents of other counties.

Brooks Investments and Construction, LLC joined the Jacksonville Chamber, which provided a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new member Tuesday, March 5.

Representatives of the Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation recently attended the Texas Rural Retail Academy to further enhance their efforts to better serve the needs of current businesses and to attract

The Cherokee Civic Theatre hosted its annual membership dinner Thursday, May 30, honoring 51st season show directors, recognizing outgoing and incoming board members and announcing the lineup for the 52nd

The Troup City Council received a preliminary budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year and held discussion at Monday’s meeting. No action was taken nor any direction given to the city