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In this edition of the shortcut, we cover the Aspermont City Council's decision to revisit its interlocal agreement with Stonewall County regarding the allocation of $30,000 for deputy salaries amid concerns about state funding and budget deficits. We’ll delve into Fisher County's recent discussions on industrial developments, including a potential data center by iren and a renewable energy project by GGS Energy, highlighting the county's evolving stance on tax abatements. Finally, we report on a serious incident involving a Fisher County man indicted for attempted capital murder following a violent confrontation, shedding light on the ongoing legal proceedings and community impact. We’ll also cover sports scores from the first week of football season and upcoming games. And our editorial is back and dives into local government gambles, from funding private daycare to playing checkers with battleship rules — will our leaders sink or swim?

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In this week's edition of the Short Cut: Fisher County Judge Ken Holt defends his budget plan amid controversy, A grand jury indicted a former paramedic on multiple sexual assault charges, Stonewall County adopts a tight budget, calls an election and prepares for possible courthouse repairs, Fisher County gears up for a busy elections season, and the 80th Annual Fisher County Fair & Rodeo Spurs Community Spirit and County Pride. Stay tuned till the end for sports scores and upcoming games.

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