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MISD June Board Meeting

The students might be on summer break, but the administrative team at McGregor ISD is busy preparing for the 2024-2025 school year. At the June 13 meeting of the MISD Board...

Highlights of June City Council Meeting

While this month’s McGregor City Council meeting worked on a short agenda, there was still some lively discussion about a planned development east of the city on Highway...

MISD Turnover Rate Higher Than Normal

Hiring season is in full swing at McGregor ISD. Superintendent Travis Mutscher reported that the district is experiencing a larger-than-normal turnover rate at the end of...

The Royal Treatment

McGregor royalty attended this week’s city council meeting to thank Jimmy Hering and Paul Allison for their 52 years of combined service to the...

Conceptual plan for Skyrock Ranch

Residential Airpark Proposed for McGregor Area

McGregor’s P&Z Commission approved the conceptual plan for Skyrock Ranch, a private residential airpark, planned for development on Cotton Belt...

Changing of the Guard: Renee Flores (left), Bonnie Mullens, and Jim Lilley take the Oath of Office at the May 13 meeting of the McGregor City Council. Flores was unopposed in her bid for another term as McGregor’s Ward 4 representative. Jim Lilley was also unopposed in his effort to replace Jimmy Hering who resigned after serving on the council for 26 years and as mayor for the last 24. Bonnie Mullens was elected to represent Ward 2 in the only contested race on the ballot. She defeated Andy Maguire when she garnered 78% of the votes cast. Mullens replaces Paul Allison who also retired after 26 years on the council.

City Council Seats Two New Members

McGregor’s May 13 City Council meeting was an important one. The meeting opened with Miss McGregor, Ashley Mercado, thanking Mayor Jimmy Hering and...

Wildfire Risk Assessment Map

County to Develop Wildfire Protection Plan

McLennan County is developing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) that could lead to $10 million in support for area firefighters,...

MISD Bond Approved; Bonnie Mullens Elected to City Council

Voters in McGregor and Crawford went to the polls last Saturday to select their representatives and decide the fate of McGregor ISD’s $82 million bond package. The bond was...

City of McGregor Planning & Zoning to Meet

Public Notice Planning and ZoningNotice is hereby given that the McGregor Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Monday, April 1, 2024, beginning at...

January 19, 2023

CITY OF MCGREGOR PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the McGregor Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Monday, February 6, 2023, beginning at...

City to expand Amsler Park

October 1, 2022

Amsler Park will be expanding in the near future, thanks to the McGregor City Council. Council members voted unanimously at their Sept. 12 meeting to purchase property at...

State stepping up busing of migrants to New York City

September 1, 2022

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), and the Texas National Guard are continuing to work together to secure the border, stop the smuggling...

City looks to add new siren in industrial park

August 11, 2022

The McGregor City Council will be looking to make life a little safer for people in the McGregor Industrial Park in the near future. City leaders gave a tentative approval...

City awards contract for Judith Road work

The road to Knauf Insulation’s arrival into McGregor got a bit closer - literally - on Monday when members of the McGregor City Council voted unanimously to approve an...

City’s sales tax totals rise sharply

April might be known for its showers, but you’d be hard pressed to find too many officials in the City of McGregor singing the blues. Especially if it was raining...