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Greenville County School Board Passes Budget

Greenville, South Carolina · Greenville

Greenville County School Board Passes Budget

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Greenville County Schools (GCS) unanimously approved the proposed budget for the 2025-2026 school year following a public hearing Monday night.See the Story

High School Graduates on Track to Be Fully Licensed Electricians

Lampasas · Lampasas

High School Graduates on Track to Be Fully Licensed Electricians

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

HONOLULU (KHON2) -- High school graduates are now just one step closer to becoming fully licensed electricians. College majors/degrees with the lowest unemployment rates On June 13, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1186 welcomed 15 recent high school graduates from Farrington and Waipahu's class of 2025 into its newest cohort of Year 2 apprentices. The program, known as the Interim Credential program, is the first-…See the Story

Proposed smoke shop draws criticism at Lampasas City Council meeting

Lampasas · Lampasas

Proposed smoke shop draws criticism at Lampasas City Council meeting

Lampasas City Council members echoed concerns about a special-use permit to establish a smoke shop along South Key Avenue in Monday’s regular meeting. Members felt another smoke shop front-and-center along the busy Lampasas thoroughfare would not be a positive addition.Read Article

Benefit slated for Lampasas wife, mother after her recent cancer diagnosis

Community members have organized a benefit for a Lampasas woman fighting a cancer diagnosis. On March 3, Teresa Sanchez – a 56-year Lampasas resident, wife and mother – received a Stage 2 diagnosis of invasive ductile carcinoma.Cancer · Lampasas Read Article

Lometa prepares to host fireworks event

The city of Lometa is gearing up for its July 5 fireworks block party at the Lometa Regional Park. Meeting in regular session Monday evening, the City Council discussed the festivities, donation needs and requests for volunteers.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

Commissioners Court places interlocal fire agreement on hold

Lampasas County Commissioners Court opted in Monday’s short meeting to hold off on an interlocal agreement with the city of Lampasas for fire investigations and inspections. Commissioners were left with few action items in the absence of County Judge Randy Hoyer.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

Kempner City Council declines to support new budget for appraisal district

The only piece of action in Tuesday’s Kempner City Council meeting was a resolution against the proposed 2026 Lampasas Central Appraisal District Budget. The measure passed 3-1.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW

Carson Faith Wienecke, a May 2025 graduate of St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, was named an Academic All-American Appellate Advocate by the National Association of Legal Advocacy Educators during St. Mary’s recent awards ceremony.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

Courthouse repairs shift to upstairs

RKJ Construction has shifted its attention to the second-floor windows of the Lampasas County Courthouse after wrapping up the downstairs windows last month. The construction firm is restoring all 62 windows at the historic courthouse.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

Former Kempner mayor plans lawsuit

Former Kempner mayor Keith Harvey said he has plans to sue the city and Mayor John Wilkerson for action taken in the Kempner City Council meeting on May 27. At that meeting, council members approved an ordinance that will remove the bench Harvey paid to have installed during his mayoral tenure at the Sylvia Tucker Memorial Park’s Veterans Memorial.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

Several wayfinding signs now in place around town

Residents may have noticed some new blue signs flanking both sides of Key Avenue, highlighting landmarks and notable sites around town. The signs are the result of a city-funded project coming to fruition.Lampasas · Lampasas Read Article

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