Holiday Island Council keeps up with updates
Holiday Island City Council’s June 21 meeting was mostly filled with updates to ongoing items with a single resolution made.
Resolution 2022-008, which was approved...
Run-off winners take a moment to absorb wins
David Writer defeated Bud Phillips in a run-off election to become the Republican nominee for county judge in the November general election. He outpolled...
Tax increases will follow reappraisals
At the quorum court meeting Monday evening, justices of the peace heard a more detailed report about the impending property reassessment.
The JPs had heard...
Planning refuses zoning change request
The owner of a house at 14 Washington St. asked the Board of Zoning Adjustment to rezone the house for tourist lodging, but commissioners...
Covid not so rampant but still mysterious
A few weeks ago, the estimated number of Covid deaths in Carroll County went down from 104 to 103, with no explanation from the...
Four departments respond to Sunday fire
On Sunday morning, June 19, which was Father’s Day and Juneteenth, firefighters from four different area departments responded to a fire that heavily damaged...
Musical beehive buzzes with life at Inspiration Point
A few months ago, while most of the community quietly dealt with winter and took a little down time, the hearts of scores of...
King takes the county
Bryan King trounced Bob Ballinger in the Carroll County Republican run-off for State Senate District 28, 1629 to 763. King will face Democrat Jim...
Parks and Cemetery assuage council’s questions
Executive Director of Parks Scott Miskiel and Director of the Cemetery Commission L.B. Wilson attended city council’s Monday meeting to speak on the 2020...
CAPC talks Expos in the Aud
City Advertising and Promotion Commissioners passed ideas back and forth on possible expos that could be held in the auditorium basement, which is being...





