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Top Jacksboro Newspapers News

Mumps

Arkansas Department of Health opens MMR vaccine clinic in Conway

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

At the Don Owens Sports Complex in Conway, people are rolling up their sleeves to get a vaccine shot in hopes of avoiding the measles.See the Story

Floods · Jacksboro

Commissioners looks to fix courthouse drainage problem | Jacksboro Herald-Gazette

Heavy rains last month caused flooding on the northwest side of the Jack county courthouse. Much of the issue comes from rain coming in around the window air conditioning units on the third floor of the facility, namely the adult probation, election administrator and county treasurer offices among others.Read Article

Jacksboro, Texas · Jacksboro

PWCISD hosting survey for bond | Jacksboro Herald-Gazette

Perrin-Whitt CISD officials are wanting community input on why the recent bond issue was defeated and what it can do better if a future bond is called. The survey, which has been posted on Perrin’s Facebook and Parent Square websites, will be up for approximately two weeks.Read Article

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