Potosi News

Fireworks are a family affair for the Kaerwers. Five years ago, Robbie Kaerwer, a 1995 Wylie grad, needed some extra money to fund a move to Houston where she was going to teach.

Kenneth E. Hamil went Home to be with his Lord on May 27th, 2009 after a courageous battle with cancer.

From Sgt. John Cummins, a spokesman for the Taylor County Sheriff's Office: A 35-year old Abilene man was taken into custody at approximately 4 p.m. today at a residence in Potosi after firing several shots from a handgun.

Ernestine Linsley Butler, 88 of Abilene, passed away Friday April 24th, 2009. A graveside service is scheduled for 11:00 am Monday April 27th at the Potosi Cemetery with Pastor Clyde Kieschnick officiating, under the direction of Piersall Benton Funeral Directors, 733 Butternut St.

A Potosi man was arrested Tuesday and charged with felony theft involving the sale of residential wind turbines.

A fire Thursday between Hawley and Anson has one man in a Lubbock hospital after low visibility led to a collision between an Anson fire truck and a pickup.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency has authorized the use of federal funds to help fight the Tuscola Fire following a request for a fire management assistance ...

YAHOO! Massive fires keep area crews busy 600 acres burn in Callahan County; 500 more in Ballinger By Jared Fields Wednesday, February 25, 2009 Reporter-News photo by Thomas Metthe A grass fire burns in ...

Wylie is protected by three volunteer fire departments - the Buffalo Gap Volunteer Fire Department to the south; the View Volunteer Fire Department to the west and the Potosi Volunteer Fire Department to the ...

YAHOO! Callahan County fire 80 percent contained The wildfires that scorched hundreds of acres in Callahan County are 80 percent contained, officials at the Texas Forest Service reported this morning.

Wylie grad Mark Isbell in partnership with his dad Danny Isbell, a long-time Potosi resident, bought the store, which has been closed since around Christmas.

Members of the Potosi Volunteer Fire Department decided to have a chili supper to raise funds back in April 2006.