NEWS

By BARBARA GREEN editor@bowienewsonline.com Bowie Independent School District Trustees welcomed two returning members to the board Monday night and the board reorganized. Incumbents Jacky Betts and Debbie Leonard took the oath of office after winning […]

The Bowie News will have an early deadline for the Nov. 24 edition. All news and ad copy must be to the office by 5 p.m. on Nov. 21 to ensure inclusion. The News office […]

The Bowie Community Development Board and a bevy of volunteers decorated downtown Bowie’s lamp posts Saturday morning getting ready to kick off the Christmas season on Dec. 1. After a brief talk about Hanging of […]

AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is reminding motorists to make safety an integral part of their Thanksgiving travel plans and to celebrate the holiday responsibly. “As Texans are traveling to celebrate […]

Because of strong investment returns, the State Board of Education (SBOE) voted to increase the funding provided for school operations, instructional materials and technology to $2.212 billion in the 2020-2021 biennium, an increase of $172 […]

By BARBARA GREEN editor@bowienewsonline.com Plans to increase the tract size requirement for water wells from two to five acres across the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District drew the most fire Thursday afternoon during a Montague […]

Maintenance and repairs began this week on the Old Bowie Lake dam. A contractor was retained by the City of Bowie to clear timber on the dam and to replace dirt where it has eroded. […]

Due to the Veteran’s Day holiday, the Montague County Grand Jury met on Nov. 9 instead of Nov. 12 to hear cases and the following persons were indicted. District Attorney Casey Polhemus reported a total […]

Nocona City Councilors accepted the low bid of $277,500 from Hypoworks in Wichita Falls for the second phase of raw water line replacements from the lake to the city during its Nov. 13 meeting. Hypoworks […]