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Tomorrow's Edition: Adoption Ever After; Lion's Club; and Bulldog Stadium Progress

Keep an eye out for tomorrow's edition of the Borger News-Herald so you can keep up with: the successful Hallmark Channel's Adoption Ever After event, a rundown on what the Lion's Club discussed at their meeting, and a look at the current progress of the Borger Bulldog Stadium!

BEDC Meeting

Pictured above, Executive Director of the Borger Economic Development Corpation, Katie Lingor, swears in Michelle Griffin for another term as part of the board during the Tuesday morning meeting.

Commissioners' Court Meets Again

The Hutchinson County Courthouse was alive with the sounds of conversation as the Commissioners' Court met for a regularly scheduled meeting Monday morning.

Hospital Board of Directors Meeting

The Hutchinson County Hospital District's Board of Directors held a meeting Monday evening. An update on EMS services, aerial emergency services, and the Walk-in clinic were given. For more information, check out today's edition of the Borger News-Herald.

Neumann & Bailey prepares for new addition

If you're looking for a new place to hangout with your friends, a new addition will be coming to Neumann & Bailey within a few months.

Peggy Naomi Sanford

Editor's note: due to a clerical error, we are running this obituary on Facebook and our website with the corrected name.

Wells Fargo Bank to be closing doors soon

A long-standing business of thirty-two years will be closing its doors in the next few months. Wells Fargo Bank will be shutting the doors to its physical retail location here in Borger, Texas.

"Texas is for Everyone"

In response to the now removed billboard off I-40 that read, “Liberals please continue on I-40 until you have left our great state of Texas,” a new billboard was placed in a different location with a different message.

Commissioners' Court Meeting

The Commissioners' Court met once more to deliberate on matters pertaining to the county and its cities. Included on the agenda were topics about Courthouse security, the status of the county burn ban, and others. For more details, check out today's edition of the Borger News-Herald!

Supreme Court Passes Ruling on Online Sales Tax

The Supreme Court has passed a ruling regarding states and their ability to collect sales tax on online sales. After setting a precedent back in 1992, the States fought hard for the Supreme Court to allow them to collect taxes on all online sales without restriction.