According to the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) as of Monday, Dec. 14, reports 1,328,213 confirmed cases with 6,479 new cases, 111 newly reported fatalities.
Whether in the classroom or working virtually, teachers are being asked to come up with innovative methods for helping their students learn. To celebrate and reward Texas teachers who are developing new and original approaches to teaching during the pandemic, State Farm is here to assist! Teachers in Texas are invited to submit their innovative teaching ideas. State Farm ® Teacher Assist will accept two hundred submissions and 40 will be selected as grant recipients. Each teacher who is selected will receive a $2,500 grant to implement or support their creative projects.
Queen City councilmembers assembled Dec. 10 for a public hearing regarding the Queen City Planning and Zoning Committee’s proposed residential and commercial rezoning ordinance as it pertains to liquor, beer and wine sales.
A manhunt in Eastern Cass County, Wednesday, Dec. 9, for the suspect wanted for questioning in relation to several burglaries, ended in the shooting death of the suspect by law enforcement officers.
Kendell Wolfe announced that Friday, December 11 was his last day as the Communications Manager for the Atlanta Area Chamber of Commerce. “The chamber of commerce has been a great place to work and it has truly been a blessing working with all of you,” said Wolfe.