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Joshua Feuerstein is an entrepreneur, husband and father to six amazing, godly children. He and his wife, Jessica, raise their children on a small ranch outside of Forney. As a preacher, Joshua has been in ministry for over 20 years. In 2015, he became the founding member of President Trump’s prayer team.

I am Karen Badgley, a conservative Republican candidate for Kaufman County Court at Law Judge. I have spent my career fighting for what’s right in the Court of Law. An experienced litigation attorney of 27 years, I have served as the Civil Chief in the Kaufman County Criminal District Attorney’s Office since 2016.

I’ve lived and raised my family in Kaufman County since 2000 and have practiced in our county and the County Court at Law this entire time. I have a firm grasp of this court’s areas of law, practicing both criminal and family law. I have participated in approximately 100 criminal jury trials ranging from DWI to capital murder, combined with literally thousands of family law cases including Child Protective Services. I also have a firm grasp of future challenges for this court and county as we grow.

Kaufman County residents deserve a real conservative choice. That’s why I’m running for Kaufman County Commissioner. Someone has to fight for our quality of life here at home. Sadly, Texas’ big cities look more and more like San Francisco every day, with rising crime, drugs and taxes.

Dear friends, When I founded Kelly Lane Plumbing nearly 40 years ago, I never could have imagined what it has grown into today. Serving your family and businesses in the local community has been a highlight of my career. I am humbled and honored by your continued support.

February 21: May 8: Riter C. Hulsey Public Library is hosting a 10-week U.S.

Public Information Officer, City Of Terrell Steve Rogers recently announced his retirement from the City of Terrell. A lifelong Terrell resident, Rogers graduated from Terrell High School before attending Texas A & M University.

Terrell City Mayor Rick Carmona spoke at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting Jan. 25 at headquarters in Austin. The City of Terrell was awarded a $750,000 grant to construct a half-mile, lighted waling trail at Kings Creek Park.