Loving County provides a snapshot of taxing trends in Texas.

Loving County provides a snapshot of taxing trends in Texas.
City Manager Jarrett Atkinson says the no-new-revenue property tax rate will not work.
The elementary teacher worked in Irving and Plano schools.
“They should stop wasting resources on legal squabbling and focus on serving RRISD students and families.”
A local activist decries a contractor training teachers to groom and indoctrinate children.
“I don’t like being mandated to do anything. That’s why I left South Africa.”
Citizen priority moves forward.
“Praise God for our dedicated city councilmen that are planning for the future.”
“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.” –Albert Einstein
Paula Blackmon becomes defensive during re-election bid.
Citizens required to show proof of COVID vaccination before using taxpayer-funded facility.
One city council member said more abortions will make Austin a “safer and better place to live.”
Citizens rejoice together after almost a year of government mandates and restrictions.
“Daily case and death growth rates before implementation of mask mandates were not statistically different from the reference period.”
Richardson ISD doesn’t say how homeowners’ property tax bills will be affected by the new debt.
Gallagher has ignored repeated notices from Paxton’s defense team that they do not consent to him remaining on the case.
Moody’s says Dallas County Schools will “likely default” on some of its $130 million debt, and its financial outlook “remains negative.”
Texas homeowners pay the 4th highest tax bills nationwide…but what about inside the Lone Star State?
At the young age of 23, Colton Driver demonstrates that there are no boundaries when it comes to becoming political active and effecting change.
A State Rep. used social media to threaten the livelihood of public employees with whom he disagreed.
Two temporary voters pass massive bonds, levy taxes, and elect a board of directors for an undeveloped new MUD in Cut and Shoot.
“Our problem with these ballots is that someone forged names. They forged it on the ballot. They forged it on the application.”
Frisco’s Mayor sided with government lobbyists to oppose property tax reform, and attacked conservative county officials in the process.
This past week’s election brought realizations about McAllen’s voter turnout and future.
Low-voter turnout combined with strategic voting locations in school district buildings led to a heavily pro-bond election result.