Jul 9, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
Smith County 911 provides Emergency Alerts to the residents of Smith County via Hyper-Reach. These alerts warn citizens of hazards and other important information by phone, text message, and email. Now, Smith County 911 has enhanced its ability to deliver critical... Jul 9, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
This year’s Smith County Fair on the River has come and gone, but you can re-live some of the highlights with this video filmed and edited by Smith County Insider reporter J.R. Smith. Thanks to all who made this year’s fair a success! See you at the 2021 Smith... Jul 9, 2020 | Home Page Featured, Weather
by Steve Norris, Smith County Insider Weather Correspondent Our weather pattern can be summed up with heat and humidity and thunderstorms in the afternoon. High temperatures over the next five days will range from 90 to 95 degrees. Thunderstorms are most likely on... Jul 8, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
by Mary Parker Draper, Extension Agent – Smith County COVID-19 continues to disrupt our lives. From diminished work hours and income, to summer camps that are socially distant, 2020 has brought immense changes. As summer days arrive bringing extra daylight hours in... Jul 8, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News, Politics
Update on 7/9/20 at 3:00pm cst. The Smith County Young Republicans retract their original press release and released the following statement (below in bold). All of the SCYR executive board members resigned their positions. July 9, 2020 –The Smith County Young... Jul 7, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
by Chris Hicks, County Director – UT Extension Smith County Last week we discussed how native warm season grasses (NWSG) can be used in a cattle forage system. Their ability to provide another source of food during the summer slump makes NWSG a great choice in... 
