Goodbye from KaufmanCountyOnline We are making it official. KaufmanCountyOnline is saying goodbye after 3+ years of bringing you the news about the people of Kaufman County.
Due to other business opportunities, we will no longer be updating the site. The archives of all 2,264 articles published since August 1, 2005 will continue to be available and the email accounts are still active. To search the archives, click here.
It's been great bringing you Kaufman county news. Jan 4, 2009
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Please include a phone number where a representative can be reached for additional information. Nov 18, 2008
A change KaufmanCountyOnline will be updated sporadically over the next few weeks as it undergoes a technical overhaul. See us again for the elections. Sep 26, 2008
Terrell hospital up and running Renaissance Hospital of Terrell is again open for patients. Only the emergency room had been operating at the hospital, which filed for bankruptcy in August. An investor is paying the bills and hopes to buy the hospital’s assets. [Click here for full story] Sep 22, 2008
It’s a cowboy thang A one-man cowboy musical and country singers Susie McEntire Luchsinger and Mary Clemons-Mann highlight the second annual benefit for Healing Heart Ministry Sept. 27. [Click here for full story] Sep 22, 2008
A night of squeakers Friday night brought some narrow wins and narrow losses to several Kaufman County high schools. Forney made it four in a row with a strong win over Garland Sachse, 52 to 42. Terrell fell to Bishop Lynch, 0 to 23. Kaufman got its first win of the season with a 39 to 15 win over Hillsboro. Mabank narrowly fell to Van, 16 to 17. Crandall took Fort Worth Castleberry, 16 to 14. Kemp topped Emory Rains, 24-20. Scurry-Rosser defeated Rio Vista, 17-14.
