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Update on SRO shoe drive

The Springtown SRO (School Resource Officer) shoe drive is no longer accepting shoe donations; however, shoes in all sizes can still be delivered to Springtown ISD students in need.

Texas Health Resources provides food, support services to seniors

The coronavirus has had a sweeping effect on the nation, resulting in shortages of essential groceries and guidance for the general public, especially older adults, to separate themselves from others. As such, the potential for food insecurity and social isolation increases for this population.

Chiefs respond: Have police procedures changed?

Questions and concerns are being posted on social media groups regarding changes in police officer or deputy procedures.

Regulations waived for nurses to help with COVID-19 pandemic

On Saturday, March 21, Gov. Greg Abbott waived several regulations to help meet Texas’ growing need for nurses as the state responds to the COVID-19 virus.

Reno election postponed

In a special council meeting on Friday, March 27, the Reno City Council voted to postpone the May 2 general election until Nov. 3 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

City amends and extends Declaration of Local Disaster

On Thursday, March 26 Mayor Greg Hood amended the City of Springtown’s Declaration of Local Disaster and Public Health Emergency to bring it in line with the declaration issued by the Parker County’s Commissioner’s Court on Monday, March 23.

White House grants disaster declaration for state of Texas due to COVID-19

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President Donald Trump on March 25 issued a major disaster declaration for the state of Texas as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schools will remain closed until May 4

Governor Greg Abbott announced on Tuesday, March 31 at a press conference that he is issuing an executive order that Texas schools will remain closed through May 4 due to COVID-19 concerns.

COMMUNITY Heroes

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This month’s food drive served 150 families and 392 people.

SISD to provide distance learning, staff development

On March 19, Governor Abbott’s office announced a disaster declaration and closed schools across Texas through midnight, Friday, April 3rd. Springtown ISD has been working non-stop to address these changes and continue to provide instruction to students.