Jarrell News

An early morning fire led to the complete loss out of a 100-year-old lumber and hardware store in the Williamson County town of Jarrell Tuesday.

A fire inside a lumber store has caused power outages for the city of Jarrell, and school for the district has been canceled for the day, authorities said Tuesday.

A huge blaze tore through the Danek Hardware and Lumber Yard Tuesday morning in Jarrell and subsequent power interruptions have forced the local schools to close.

When a water pipe bursts in this town of 1,900, the school district superintendent has to shut down the schools or drive to a nearby gas station to get bottled water for students to drink.

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In 1997, the little town of Jarrell, Texas, fought back from a devastating tornado.

Big bucks were spent yesterday at the junior steer auction at the Houston Rodeo.

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A two-vehicle accident in which one car ended up on its roof backed up traffic Monday on Interstate 35 south of Salado in Bell County.

A Williamson County homebuilder is in hot water with authorities and with the state.

Firefighters spent Tuesday evening trying to contain a fire near Jarrell. KVUE A firefighters battles a house fire Tuesday evening near Jarrell.

Jarrell Fire A home in Jarrell is at the center of what firefighters say started a large brushfire.

How Texas divvies up money for public schools has created confusion among taxpayers and frustration for school officials who say the system is unfair and inflexible.

The National Weather Service has received several reports of snow and sleet falling in Central Texas tonight, a forecaster said.

The owner of First Home and Affiliates LLC, the homebuilder that built several homes in Taylor and Jarrell, can no longer build houses in Texas.