Salado aldermen will consider amending the Weapons Ordinance to include missiles of any type. The board will consider the amendment to the Weapons Ordinance at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 17.
[Read more…] about Weapons ordinance draft will add missiles, including arrows, to ban
The Village of Salado announced Nov. 14 that it had “reached mutually acceptable terms” with Kim Foutz and had executed an exit agreement with the Village Administrator.
The cost of that exit has exceeded $100,000, almost 10 percent of the total annual budget for the Village.
[Read more…] about Bill to buy out administrator contract tops $100,000
Following are the results of the 2016 November 8 General Elections with the results for Precinct 203 for Salado.
PRESIDENT
Donald J. Trump (R)
Total 59,032,954
Texas 3,468,028
Electoral College 276
Bell Co. 36,804
Precinct 203 3,469
Hillary Clinton (D)
Total 59,168,466
Electoral College 218
Texas 2,842,553
Bell Co. 26,899
Precinct 203 831
Gary Johnson (L)
Total 4,006,298
Electoral College 0
Texas 180,697
Bell Co. 2,262
Precinct 203 134
Jill Stein (G)
Total 1,193,339
Electoral College 0
Texas 43,315
Bell Co. 445
Precinct 203 25
U.S. REP., DIST. 31:
John Carter (R)
Total 127,777
Precinct 203 3,582
Mike Clark (D)
Total 81,665
Precinct 203 703
Scott Ballard (L)
Total 9,752
Precinct 203 187
RAILROAD
COMMISSIONER
Wayne Christian (R)
Total 3,457,338
Precinct 203 3,412
Grady Yarbrough (D)
Total 2,482,817
Precinct 203 702
Mark Miller (L)
Total 312,504
Precinct 203 228
Martina Salinas (G)
Total 181,151
Precinct 203 79
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 3:
Debra Lehrmann (R)
Total 3,576,174
Precinct 203 3,524
Mike Westergren (D)
Total 2,497,661
Precinct 203 691
Kathie Glass (L)
Total 225,261
Precinct 203 150
Rodolfo Rivera Munoz (G)
Total 140,559
Precinct 203 54
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 5:
Paul Green (R)
Total 3,534,255
Precinct 203 3,513
Dori Contreras Garza (D)
Total2,651,168
Precinct 203 728
Tom Oxford (L)
Total 184,612
Precinct 203 144
Charles Waterbury (G)
Total 67,077
Precinct 203 32
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 9:
Eva Guzman (R)
Total 3,616,371
Precinct 203 3,477
Savannah Robinson (D)
Total 2,543,794
Precinct 203 715
Don Fulton (L)
Total 195,913
Precinct 203 169
Jim Chisholm (G)
Total 74,224
Precinct 203 50
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 2:
Mary Lou Keel (R)
Total 3,544,173
Precinct 203 3,460
Lawrence “Larry” Meyers (D)
Total 2,551,324
Precinct 203 703
Mark Ash (L)
Total 205,577
Precinct 203 190
Adam King Blackwell Reposa (G)
Total 74,928
Precinct 203 42
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE:
Scott Walker (R)
Total 3,553,666
Precinct 203 3,513
Betsy Johnson (D)
Total 2,585,240
Precinct 203 723
William Bryan Strange, III (L)
Total 156,759
Precinct 203 122
Judith Sanders-Castro (G)
Total 110,305
Precinct 203 55
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 6:
Michael E. Keasler (R)
Total 3,554,225
Precinct 203 3,497
Robert Burns (D)
Total 2,615,653
Precinct 203 719
Mark W. Bennett (L)
Total 226,958
Precinct 203 182
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DIST. 10:
Tom Maynard (R)
Total 266,144
Precinct 203 3,548
Judy Jennings (D)
Total 214,433
Precinct 203 850
STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 24:
Dawn Buckingham (R) Total 156,706
Precinct 203 3,604
Virginia “Jennie Lou” Leeder (D)
Total 59,913
Precinct 203 819
STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 54:
Scott Cosper (R)
Total 20,498
Precinct 203 3,559
Sandra Blankenship (D)
Total 17,145
Precinct 203 881
The following candidates were elected, having no opponents in the Nov. 8 General Election: Cindy Olson Bourland (R), Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals, District Place 2; Melissa Goodwin (R), Justice, Third Court of Appeals District place 4; John Gauntt (R), 27th District Judge; Jack Jones (R), 146th District Judge; Fancy H. Jezek (R), 426th District Judge; Henry Garza (R), District Attorney; Jim Nichols (R), County Attorney; Eddy Lange, Bell Co. Sheriff; Shay Luedecke (R), Bell Co. Tax Assessor; Rolly Correa, Bell Co. Constable, Precinct 2.
The Salado Ladies Auxiliary will conduct their monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 10. The meeting will be at the Salado United Methodist Church Youth Activity Center located on 650 Royal Street. Coffee and light food will be served at 9:30 a.m. with the meeting commencing at 10 a.m.
[Read more…] about Elizabeth Ward to speak at Auxiliary Meeting
The annual Salado Historical Society chili supper will be held at 6 p.m. Nov. 7 in the Salado Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, located at 217 North Stagecoach Road in Salado. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
[Read more…] about Historical Society Chili Dinner is November 7
Belton is preparing for growth along I-35 south of Highway 190. They city unveiled plans for annexation of properties along I-35.
[Read more…] about Belton unveils plans for annexation along I-35
Aldermen may consider at their meeting Nov. 3 two local ordinances concerning hunting within the Village of Salado. While the agenda was posted for the meeting, no supporting documents, including drafts of the two ordinances were available when requested by the Salado Village Voice newspaper on Oct. 31.
Assistant city attorney Lisa Sjogren has requested a decision from the Attorney General’s office regarding a public information request made Oct. 18 by Tim Fleischer, editor of Salado Village Voice.
Salado Village Voice made the request for the following documents after the Village of Salado Board of Aldermen voted to unilaterally sever the Employment Agreement it had with Village Administrator Kim Foutz last month: [Read more…] about Village seeks to withhold documents concerning Foutz investigation
Wildfire Ranch Arena was the place to be on Halloween as the annual Community Fall Fest was sponsored by area churches and organizations to offer a safe and fun family alternative to trick or treating. (Photo by Royce Wiggin)
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Aldermen unanimously approved the concept plan for one subdivision and waivers from the subdivision ordinance for another subdivision at their meeting Oct. 20.
[Read more…] about Aldermen approve subdivisions, ratify officer promotion