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The newspaper was owned by Waco-based Newspapers Inc. in the 1930s. William M. Rawland, who worked at the newspaper as its bookkeeper, purchased the newspaper with his father-in-law in July 1940. [2] He continued to own and published the Cleburne Times-Review through the 1970s. Rawland bought out Walter Murray in July 1947, becoming the sole owner.
The highway was closed for several hours Tuesday night between County Roads 1234 and 1120 due to the deadly crash, according to William Lockridge, Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson.
Six people are dead and three are injured after a Tuesday evening rush hour crash in Johnson County, multiple outlets reported. The Texas Department of Public Safety stated on X, formerly Twitter ...
As much of Texas endures drought conditions, Parker and Johnson counties have declared a local state of disaster effectively banning the use of fireworks for the next 60 hours.
Johnson County is a county located in the U.S. state of Texas.As of the 2020 census, its population was 179,927. [1] Its county seat is Cleburne. [2] Johnson County is named for Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Sr., a Texas Ranger, politician and soldier in the Mexican-American War and the American Civil War (fighting for the Confederate States Army). [3]
Trinity County News-Standard: Groveton: Polk County Publishing 1928 Thursday 1,644 Hallettsville Tribune-Herald: Hallettsville: L.M. Preuss III 1875 Wednesday 2,484 Hamilton Herald-News: Hamilton: 1875 Thursday 1,403 The Hamlin Herald: Hamlin: 1905 Thursday 1,137 Valley Morning Star: Harlingen: AIM Media Texas: 1911 Daily 6,510 Robertson County ...
At a July 5 meeting, Johnson County Sheriff Calvin Hayden, who has promoted unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud, suggested his deputies play a role in election administration.
The plat for Joshua was first surveyed in 1880, and the community was organized in 1881 when the railroad arrived. The first store, opened in 1882 by W. L. West, also housed the post office. By 1890, Joshua had a population of 300, two steam-powered corn mills and cotton gins, a hotel, a general store, and a newspaper, the Johnson County Record.