Early voting will begin Oct. 18 for eight proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution that will appear on the Nov. 2 ballot.
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Mayor and Hanks sign Sanctuary agreements
Agreements include property tax rebates, effluent use, tourism dollars for development
Salado mayor Skip Blancett and landowner Billie Hanks, Jr. signed into effect on Nov. 25 more than 200 pages of agreements and a 12 page Warranty Deed. The board of aldermen approved the agreements following a two-hour executive session on Nov. 19.
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Stagecoach Inn sells to Lyda
Salado aldermen approve master development agreement with new owner tonight
Clark Lyda confirmed to Salado Village Voice this evening that Stagecoach 1943 LP, owned through the Lyda family trust, has closed the purchase of Stagecoach Inn property, including the restaurant, hotel and conference facilities from Terry Potts.
Tonight, Salado Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a Master Development Plan with Stagecoach 1943, LP, followed immediately by approval of a Master Development Agreement and a Tourism Marketing Agreement with Stagecoach 1943.
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Renovation plans for Stagecoach Inn unveiled
Group will purchase historic hotel, restaurant and make top-to-bottom changes
Stagecoach Inn has closed its operations for an extensive top-to-bottom renovation that may take more than two years to finish.
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Bell County issues marriage license to same sex couple
County Clerk: Reasonable accommodations will be made for Deputy Clerks who oppose issuing marriage licenses
This morning, Bell County Clerk Shelley Coston’s office issued the first marriage license for a same sex marriage, following the June 26 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court making same sex marriage in all 50 states.
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Fraser will not seek another term
At the close of the Legislative session, State Senator Troy Fraser announced that he will not seek another term for the Texas Senate.
“It is with a heavy heart, an overwhelming sense of pride, and not an ounce ofregret, that I am announcing I will not seek another term for Texas Senate,” Sen. Fraser said this afternoon.
Early voting turnout is low in Salado elections
Early voting in the Salado ISD Board of Trustees and Village of Salado Board of Aldermen election began April 27 at the Salado Civic Center.
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Wear Red Day Friday
Wear Red Friday to help fight leading killer of women
By John Michaelson State News Service
AUSTIN, TX — Residents across Texas will be wearing their hearts on their sleeves, so to speak, as Friday is Wear Red Day.
Glory Be to God
King James Version: The Gospel According to St. Luke, Chapter 2
1 And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed.
Fort Hood Memorial Service
Fort Hood Memorial Service
April 9, 2014