The Pittsburg City Council recently met. The meeting started at 4:00 attended by Mayor David Abernathy, City Secretary Maricela Fuentes, City Manager Clint Hardeman, and Councilmen, Rico Willis, Todd Diviney, Larry Hamilton and John Livingston. The meeting agenda was strictly followed: 3. No public statement was made by any Pittsburg citizens.
Camp County Commissioners semi-monthly meeting was on December 10, 2025, at 8:30 in the County Courtroom at the County Courthouse here in Pittsburg, Texas. In attendance were County Judge A J Mason, Precinct One Commissioner Jed Hefner, Precinct Commissioner two Commissioner Tommy Rozelle, Precinct Three Commissioner Perry Weeks, and Precinct Four Commissioner Steve Lindley. The agenda had two items.
Santa watched from his local residence balcony this morning as 470 Pittsburg Elementary School second, third, and fourth graders walked over from their campus in the dewy morning last Friday, the 12th, to Santa’s mailbox sitting in front of the Shipitt office on Jefferson Street. They then walked over to the holiday-decorated Alley for group pictures, and back to their campus. The students were aided by their teachers, school staff, and police officers who manned the cross streets, ensuring their safe round trip.
Thursday night, new Chamber member, Angus Grille Steakhouse and Bar hosted the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce, in their well-appointed bar area. Karen Chowdhury, the manager of Angus Grille, welcomed everyone on behalf of the staff and her husband, the esteemed Chef Enam Chowdhury.
The Pittsburg Home for the Holidays parade had Cub Scouts, Girls Basketball players, Beauty Queens, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, a hearse, fire trucks, police cars, fire and rescue, Intermediate and High School bands, Mayor Abernathy, Constable Shawn Kennington, Chamber President Cass Moquette, lots of Reapers, the Grinch, and Santa.
