Texas County Progress
The Official Publication of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas
The Trinity County Courthouse was built in 1914 in a Classical Revival style. The county capitol features a full-height portico with paired Tuscan columns, as well as brick parapet, denticulation, corbelled window surrounds, and stepped wings. Trinity County was carved from Houston County in 1850. An appointed commission called for an election, and Sumpter was … [Read more...] about Monuments of Justice: Trinity County Courthouse
By Julie Anderson, Editor Get educated. Do more with less. Make a difference. Serve. Improve communities. Each of these is synonymous with a resolution. Tis the season to renew these commitments or lend thought to new goals and priorities, whether personal or professional. When it comes to Commissioners Court, the list practically creates itself. Fulfill My … [Read more...] about New Year’s County Resolutions
Every so often, County Progress asks one of our distinguished Commissioners to allow us a glimpse into his or her public life, giving us a fresh appreciation for the myriad of roles and responsibilities of our Texas County Commissioners. Our thanks to Trinity County Commissioner Grover “Tiger” Worsham for taking the time to visit with us. History: I was raised in … [Read more...] about A Glimpse in the Life of Trinity County Commissioner Grover “Tiger” Worsham
The Tobacco Settlement Permanent Trust Account Investment Advisory Committee approved $50 million for the year 2013 tobacco settlement distribution, the same as the previous year’s amount. According to the distribution report published by the Department of State Health Services (DSHS), 158 counties received just under $6 million in reimbursements. Under the terms of a … [Read more...] about 158 Counties Receive $6 Million in Tobacco Money
Trinity County is located in the part of East Texas known as “Deep East Texas.” Situated between the Neches and the Trinity rivers, Trinity County offers a wide range of outdoor opportunities. Trinity County borders the north end of Lake Livingston, a 90,000-acre lake. A large portion of the Davy Crockett National Forest, 67,000 acres, is located in the northern … [Read more...] about Why Stop In Trinity County???
