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- Cowboy Chicken fans support Senior Connect: Meals on Wheels of Kaufman county with 'buy a plate' promotion
- HWY 34 SHOWDOWN: Rivals rest to pray for fellow athlete
- Child killed in overnight crash on Interstate 20
- Kaufman County deer hunters required to test harvested game
- Kaufman County GOP makes history with new party chairman
- U.S. Highway 175 bridge maintenance project to start in Kaufman County
- Sheriff office investigating Sunday morning shooting that left one injured
- Seagoville police and family members seeking information after bicyclist struck, killed by vehicle
- Henderson County jailer arrested, charged with allegedly violating inmate's civil rights
- Former Crandall Fire Department treasurer arrested, facing federal bank fraud charges
- Forney police seeking public's assistance identifying person
- Dallas lawyer, a Kaufman native, pleads guilty in narcotics money laundering scheme
- Forney man convicted, sentenced to 40 years for continuous sexual abuse of young child and online solicitation of a minor
- Sheriff office investigating Sunday morning shooting that left one injured
National News
- City of Kaufman names Stewart McGregor new Economic Development Corporation director
- North Texas Giving Day celebrated across Kaufman County today
- Terrell City Council approves final plat for Texas Roadhouse
- H-E-B confirms land purchase in Forney; no established timeline for development
- Victory Shops break ground at Forney Marketplace
- HWY 34 SHOWDOWN: Rivals rest to pray for fellow athlete
- Falcons’ offensive struggles continue as they fall to the Jackrabbits 15-7 in the 2021 Unity Bowl
- Texarkana Texas Tigers defeat Forney Jackrabbits 34-13
- Falcons start fast but sputter in the second half; fall to Brewer 35-10.
- Falcons have no answer for high powered Lobos offense in 63-20 defeat to Little Elm.
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Politics and Local Government News
- 666 new Texas laws go into effect Sept. 1. Here are some that might affect you.
- Kemp ISD Board unanimously approves trustee resignation, moves toward undisclosed settlement agreement with TEA
- Commissioners Pass Resolution Supporting Local Control and Encouraging Vaccinations
- Forney hires Director of Human Resources
- Census data confirms unprecedented growth across Kaufman County
- Forney the site of first recorded automobile wreck in Texas 121 years ago
- Forney fire, police employees celebrate 20-year work anniversaries
- City of Forney seeking neighborhoods interested in hosting National Night Out events
- Blood supply sees 30-year low and only four percent of blood donors are giving for fellow Texans
- All Texas cattle brands and marks to expire August 30, 2021; require renewal before Feb 28, 2022
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