September 11, 2001: 25 years later

A quarter century later, remembering the day that changed America foreverGround Zero in New York City is exactly 1,498.53 miles from the Shackelford County Courthouse, but 25 years ago this week, it did not feel that far away.
September 11, 2001: 25 years later

Wildfire Danger Continues to Grow

Albany Volunteer Fire Department Answers Mutual Aid Call To Massive Ross FireShackelford County enters September dangerously dry, with weeks without rainfall, extreme heat and an abundance of dry grass creating conditions that could allow even a small fire to quickly become a major threat.
Wildfire Danger Continues to Grow

Power Line Route Avoids Shackelford

Shackelford County will be spared from the path of a massive 765-kV transmission line after state regulators approved a final route Friday.The Public Utility Commission of Texas voted Aug. 28 to approve Oncor’s Dinosaur–Longshore transmission project and selected Route 559 for the 242.6-mile line.
Power Line Route Avoids Shackelford

Dove Season Takes Flight Tuesday

Shackelford County dove hunters will head into the 2026-27 season Sept. 1 with conditions expected to be average overall, although local birds and occasional rainfall have given the county an advantage over surrounding areas.
Dove Season Takes Flight Tuesday

Town Hall Examines Project North

More than 100 residents gathered at the Albany High School auditorium Wednesday, Aug. 12, for a nearly two-hour town hall on the proposed Project North data center, hearing from representatives and asking questions about water, roads, environmental impacts, emergency services and power generation.
Town Hall Examines Project North

BOLT Abatement Under Review

Shackelford County commissioners delayed action Monday on a property tax abatement application for the proposed Project North data center, giving the court more time to review a proposal outlining an estimated $8.8 billion investment in western Shackelford County.
BOLT Abatement Under Review
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