Laney honored by city council for decades of service to New Boston

Longtime city councilman and firefighter Jackie Laney was presented a plaque at this month’s city council meeting in New Boston to honor him for his years of service to the city. Tribune photo by Susan Lindsey

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Susan Lindsey Staff Reporter on May 28, 2025

New Boston said goodbye to a long-time councilman, honored a local police officer and installed the recently elected council members in the regular meeting of the New Boston City Council last week.

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DeKalb council hears from citizens on new parking ordinance, police concerns

Kenny Mitchell Publisher

May 28, 2025

The City of DeKalb monthly meeting in May saw a host of city residents take their turn at the podium during the public comments time on the agenda to ...

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ATCOG awarded 1M grant to clean and develop properties

Susan Lindsey Staff Reporter

May 28, 2025

The Ark-Tex Council of Governments (ATCOG) was awarded $1 million dollars to help turn abandoned and contaminated properties for economic growth. The ...

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New Boston native R. Gerald Turner lauded as longest serving president of Southern Methodist University

Susan Lindsey Staff Reporter

May 28, 2025

A New Boston High School alumnus, who is credited with rebuilding the reputation of Southern Methodist University (SMU), is making a transition into a...

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Capital Highlights

Gary Borders

May 28, 2025

STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS Less than a week remains in legislative session With the legislative session ending on Monday, June 2, lawmakers are scrambli...

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Thirty Years Ago 1995

May 28, 2025

May 21, 1995 Redwater Mayor James Stokes, along with City Council Members Berna Dean Brown, Otis Baker, and Darcy McCloskey, recently broke ground for...