Eastland County Today

World Record Holder Bryan Jackson

By Cecil Funderburgh Bryan Jackson, who holds multiple official world records, attempted to set his 5th World Record on Saturday, April 13th 2019 in conjunction with the Eastland Chamber of Commerce Rip’s Ribs Cook Off. The attempt was for the World...

Photos Bob Hickox

Cook-Out Hosted for Ranger College Men’s Basketball Champion Team

First Financial Bank (pictured below) along with KATX Radio hosted a cook out for the Ranger College Men’s Basketball team who played at the highest level in the 2019 NJCAA National Championship. Eastland County Judge Rex Fields signed a...

JOINED TOGETHER AGAINST CHILD ABUSE

County Judge Rex Fields and Eastland County Child Protective Services and Advocacy Centers joined together Friday on the steps of the Courthouse to stand up against child abuse. Judge Fields read a proclamation declaring April as Child Abuse...

DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION

A little rain didn’t bother Jonah Charman, above, walking with his family in Ranger Saturday, dressed in appropriate attire for the Period Costume Contest. The contest was one of this weekend’s Ranger Centennial Celebration events. (More photos...

WHY PINWHEELS FOR PREVENTION

April 5, 2019 was Texas “Go Blue Day. County Judge Rex Fields, Department of Family and Protective Services, CASA, Crime Victims Assistance, the Advocate Center, and Eastland County Child Welfare Board, join together to stand up against abuse by...

Eastland County Judge Rex Fields and newly appointed Constable for Precinct 2, Eddie Edwards (Center) are pictured with County Commissioners Andy Maxwell, Pct. 1, Martin Gohlke, Pct. 2, Ronnie Wilson Pct. 3, and Robert Rains, Pct. 4 following Constable Edwards’ Oath of Office.
Staff Photo by Margaret Hetrick

Constable for Precinct 2 Appointed

Eastland County Commissioner’s Court convened in a special meeting Thursday to discuss and consider several items including the appointment of a new constable for Precinct 2. Commissioners appointed Eddie Edwards, who lives at Lake Leon and has been...

Eastland Telegram

Eastland County Commissioners Court Meeting

RON DUNCAN CITY MANAGER’S REPORT APRIL 15, 2019

2019 STREETS

White St. @ N. Mulberry behind the Connellee Hotel, Storm drain fixed

Lago Vista- Rio Vista to Buena Vista, Drainage issues

City Salutes Firemen; Welcomes New Staffer

In a 55-minute session Monday evening at City Hall Eastland Firemen were specially recognized for their recent professional performances and service at the Wal-Mart Tragedy.

Major Weather Event Can’t Stop Rips’ Ribs Cook Off

Cisco Press

From the Windows of...

Why Don’t You Go to

Church? by Sean Grose

Bobby Busby and Amerie Grace Busby find eggs this past Sunday at the FREE egg hunt at the Conrad Hilton Center.

Submitted Photo

TOUCHED BY ADOPTION

In a world that continues to struggle between “life” and “choice,” the Busbys of Cisco are showing that love and compassion can make a difference.

By Stephen Forester

Ms. Tank’s BINGO!!! Next Wednesday, April 24 @ MWCC

Ms. Tank will be hosting her famous Bingo games on Wednesday, April 24th at the Myrtle Wilks Community Center.

Ryan Johnson & family

Ryan Johnson Candidate For City Council Place 2

Ryan Johnson grew up in Cisco and graduated from Cisco High School in 2003.

Ranger Times

River of Life Food Pantry

Open Third Saturday

Each Month

“Star” Day Star Wars themed stress-relief

Ranger Elementary News

Many exciting things have been happening at Ranger Elementary!

@ the Ranger Library and More

I am so lucky and blessed to be in attendance at the Texas Library Association Conference in Austin this week - thank you, Ranger and Eastland County!

Pictured is your Ranger Librarian’s 5th grandson, celebrating his 3rd birthday soon. From our family to yours - Happy Easter!

Happy Easter

I’ve already selected but I’m not limited to. I’ve learned in the past, to notice the “venue size” - usually the bigger the classroom, the better the session.

Rising Star

Rising Star High School Honor Rolls

Rising 5th Star six High weeks School

Ms. Jacobson’s first

Ms. Jacobson’s first graders have been studying the life cycle of the butterfly. On Friday, they released their butterflies. It was smiles all around as they watched them fly free.