Articles by Rachel Means
Congressman Lance Gooden Demands Investigation Into DOJ's Indictment of Adani Group
Kaufman County, TX - Congressman Lance Gooden (R-TX), a prominent member of the House Judiciary Committee, is raising alarms over what he describes as the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) "selective prosecution" of the Adani Group, a major Indian conglomerate. He has formally requested the preservation of all records related to the DOJ's recent indictment of the company, which he believes could have serious repercussions for U.S.-India relations.
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Celebree Learning Center Set to Open in Forney by Fall 2025
Forney, TX – Forney welcomes a new child care center later this year, a new project that promises to enhance educational opportunities in Forney. The Celebree Learning Center, a new construction project, is slated to begin construction on February 12, 2025, and is expected to be completed by September 30, 2025.
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January 9th National Law Enforcement Day: Honoring Those Who Serve
Terrell, TX - Every year on January 9th, communities across the United States come together to observe National Law Enforcement Day, a day dedicated to honoring the sacrifices and contributions of law enforcement officers. This special day serves as a reminder of the commitment and bravery that officers display daily to keep our communities safe.
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Congratulations to the Student Athletes from Forney High School who signed to compete at the next level this month!
This month, the halls of Forney High School buzzed with excitement and pride as student athletes from various sports signed their letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level. This momentous occasion not only marks the culmination of years of hard work and dedication but also opens the door to new opportunities and experiences for these talented individuals.
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City of Forney's New Budget Increases for Community Growth
The City of Forney's new 2025 operating budget is aiming to boost community services while managing rising costs. This budget will raise an additional $3.44 million from property taxes, a 31.87% increase from last year, with a proposed tax rate of $0.405240. This increase will partially fund new city infrastructure and services as the property tax base continues to grow significantly.
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