Chandler, TX News

• Chandler, TX News
• Bear football working hard in offseason
• Athletes’ accomplishments recognized at banquet
• Audit gives B’boro sales tax gains
• Monarch Utilities reaches rate agreement
• BJH Symphonic, BHS Band give spring concert
• BES BEST BEARS
• BJH presents end-of-year awards
• Senator-elect meets with DREAM Seekers
• Smith & Sons Tractor awards local FFA scholarship
• NJHS inducts more than 50 students
• Brownsboro-Chandler Sixth Grade Band, BJH Concert Band give spring conert
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Edward Jones ranks highest in investor satisfaction study
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• POLICE EXPLORERS VISIT MEMORIAL
• Happenings Around Town
• Something every American should know
• Protect yourself from scams
• Summer’s potential
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Grace B. Williams
• Bobby Lee Downey
• David Wayne Cobb
• BISD to hold summer school, feeding program
• Phase II of Silverleaf is complete, nearly full
• Don’t forget to vote Tuesday
• Murchison ISD adopts calendar
• Public hearing scheduled for alcohol signage
• BHS to graduate 185 students June 1
• MURCHISON’S GOT TALENT
• Brownsboro Bearettes
• Photo
• Eight Bearettes earn all-district softball honors
• Looking back, and ahead, in Brownsboro athletics
• Rescue horse training applications accepted
• City approves closing lagoon
• Delta Kappa meets for Joint Founders’ Day brunch
• Brownsboro adds four city holidays
• Area News Roundup
• T-shirt designs earn recognition
• BES BEST BEARS
• B’boro FFA elects new positions
• BHS Several students compete at district, regionals
• Article
• Cardui Calendars cease production
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Happenings Around Town Acountry
• Home safety tips
• Grandma was a lady
• Just jump
• WRITER’S CORNER
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign focusing on pickups
• Jerry Fawver
• BHS students inducted in National Honor Society
• BISD trustees OK out-of-state band trip
• Garage sale signs must comply with ordinance
• KBB offers rabies clinic
• FAREWELL IN FLAMES
• CANDIDATE Q&A
• Alcohol petitions ready to be signed
• chandler chamber of commerce cruise night
• SENIORS VERSUS FACULTY
• McCarthy receives ‘humbling’ recognition at New Boston
• Local Democrats attend protest against ‘war on women’
• North Texas homeschool conference info released
• Chandlerite’s nephew wins invitation
• Photo
• Chandler youth advance to nationals
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Chandler Library card catalog now accessible online
• ENGAGEMENT
• Happenings Around Town
• Hydration is necessary, especially for seniors
• WRITER’S CORNER
• Gospel singing
• Standing ovation for Mom
• Democratic convention June 7-9 in Houston
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Naomi “Billie” Philen
• CROWD CONTROL
• Citizens observe Day of Prayer
• Brownsboro ISD honors 2012 retirees
• Hopefuls attend forum
• Yearbook recognized nationally
• BEST IN STATE
• Committee seeks alcohol sales
• Brownsboro track season ends
• Baseball, softball setting the foundation
• Chambers’ grandson headed to NFL
• Annual Golf Tournament
• HENDERSON COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• MURCHISON ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLLS
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• BHS to induct 22 into NFL
• Hawkins places 3rd in national contest
• Dixon takes 2nd in Waco
• MEET AND GREET
• Happenings Around Town
• An emotion-filled tribute to an American hero
• SOMETHING ELSE
• HEALTH SHARE
• WRITER’S CORNER
• Grace and stature
• Brownsboro VFD
• Chandler’s telephone ‘watchdog’
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Joyce Wofford Lewis
• Linda Ann Roberts Huff
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• David Page
• Postal Service food drive set for May 12
• Business booming at Wade’s Place
• CRUISIN’
• CPD recovers stolen items, savings bonds
• Park improvements set to begin soon
• Candidates vie for Pct. 3 constable
• Bearettes’ season comes to an end
• Bears knocked out of playoff hunt
• BMC Spring Tournament Action
• Senior Night
• Area News Roundup
• Gooden gets police group endorsement
• KUTTIN -N- STYLE
• BHS round-up
• Transformation Tyler rallies community to revival
• Vehicle title transfers must be made in 30 days
• New test at ETMC helps identify hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• Caldwell wins NMA championship
• Kindergarten registration May 8-10
• Lions honor high-character students
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• Edom Civic Theatre slates ‘Belles’ May 4-5
• Happenings Around Town
• WRITER’S CORNER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Wild veggies can be dangerous
• Art to go
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• Spin-downs vs. irrevocable trust
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Former BHS band members to perform at FUMC Chandler
• Betty Barber Vaughn
• Joyce Lavada Palmer
• Barbara Ann Weems
• Mary Margaret Bacot
• Loyd P. Starr Sr.
• COMPLETE LIFESTYLE CHANGE
• City seeks input on website
• PTAs headed to upper-level campuses
• Murchison ranch volunteers make colorful improvement
• Hall returns from active duty
• Cooper, Jones lead all-star teams to win
• Brownsboro Track qualifies for regionals
• Junior High Track has successful season
• JV Gold Baseball wins district tourney
• Bears win one, lose one in walk-off fashion
• CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTING
• Education hot topic at forum
• Area sales tax figures on the rise
• CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTING
• B’boro FFArepresented well at county show
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• FCCLA team takes second at state
• Master Gardener conference Saturday
• HEALTH SHARE
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Hall Welcome Home
• Happenings Around Town
• Christian Voices
• WRITER’S CORNER
• SOMETHING ELSE
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• The Great American Clean-up was held Saturday across the nation and in chandler
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Black Beauty Ranch open house Saturday
• Old-fashion street fair returns to Edom this weekend
• Neches River Sweep Sunday
• BISD lunches increase in price
• AS SEEN ON TV:
• Bears split two district games, remain in playoff hunt
• Brownsboro boys win district in golf
• HS round-up
• Cooper, Jones to play in regional all-star game
• Bearettes fall to Athens, Chapel Hill
• HENDERSON COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Kappa members venture to South Sea Island
• Severely abused horses find refuge in Murchison
• Home Care nurses head to nation’s capitol
• HEALTH SHARE
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• Ronnie Gorman of RG Car Show was welcomed into the Chamber of Commerce
• SOMETHING ELSE
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Happenings Around Town
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• WRITER’S CORNER
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Saturday's Rock Hill Baptist Church Easter Egg Hunt
• The Old Firehouse presents Tom Prasada-Rao Saturday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Billy Hensley
• CNC resident celebrates 100 years
• It’s clean-up time
• ‘IT’S NEVER TOO LATE’
• Political forum Monday
• The Chandler Chamber of Commerce held its first Cruise Night
• Council OKs sign ordinance
• Egg Drop
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE
• Planning commission reworks rules on banners
• Brownsboro boys place 4th at Champ Hambrick meet
• HS round-up
• Baseball, softball have 0-4 week with losses to Rusk, Chapel Hill
• Bridges places 2nd at national meet
• Christian Voices
• Statesman publisher picks up award at press convention
• McMakin honored for service
• Caldwell earns 1st at NASA
• BISD students continue spreading the DREAM
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• FREE THROWS FOR SOULS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Happenings Around Town
• WRITER’S CORNER
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Henderson County Republicans announce convention plans
• Sunday The Edom Volunteer Fire Department Fought The First Grass Fire
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Belinda Benton
• Four new scoreboards at Winchester baseball fields
• Additions proposed to park
• BISD student left sleeping on bus
• EARLY EASTER EGG HUNT
• Chandler adopts new logos
• KCB gears up for annual event
• Cooper voted to All-State team
• Brownsboro teams pay tribute to Wounded Warriors
• Lough twins to walk-on at SAGU
• JV Bears sweep Cayuga
• Bearettes rally against Bullard, snap losing streak
• Costly errors doom Bears in loss to Panthers
• BES BEARS
• Snider claims gold in tournament
• Chandler library awarded grant
• Henderson County promotes Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Preservation & Tourism Toolkit heads to Athens on April 12
• ETMC Cancer Institute sponsors annual ‘Great Getaway’ retreat
• State Rep. Lance Gooden discusses Voter ID Law
• Henry-Petermann
• Happenings Around Town
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• WRITER’S CORNER
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Assistant AD honored for service to abused children
• Robert Earl Montgomery
• Bill Thatcher
• Dwayne Garner ‘humbled’ by ETCOG award
• Murchison, Brownsboro fire departments team up for high water car rescue
• Support groups to begin April 11
• BISD senior dies in early morning wreck
• BURNIN’ DOWN THE HOUSE
• Daughter donating liver to ailing mom
• Get set for Cruise Night
• JV Blues fall short vs. Athens, 8-7, in first loss of the season
• LITTLE DRIBBLERS ALL-STARS
• Chamber golf tournament April 27 at Oak Hurst
• Browsnboro FFAteam enjoys exceptional Houston experience
• BISD trustees set 2012-13 calendar
• Passion Play
• ‘Retire in Chandler’ committee formed
• Benson appointed Murchison mayor
• Mrosko to challenge Hensarling
• B’boro man wins national award
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• FREE THROWS FOR SOULS FUNDRAISER NETS MORE THAN $11,000
• Christian Voices
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Happenings Around Town The
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• SENIOR 411
• HE LOST HIS GRIP
• LINES FROM COUNTRY SONGS
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Severe weather program March 27 in Athens
• Mable Joyce Fletcher
• Emma Wilson
• Linda Cunningham
• Community celebrates life of Fred Stauber
• Clay Dillard
• Chandler seeks sign ordinance
• Train hits tree near B’boro
• ‘CHANDLER IS BETTER OFF BECAUSE HE WAS HERE.’
• AROUND THE DIAMOND
• Bearette star reflects back on first season as collegiate athlete
• RUNNING FOR LOVE
• KART RACING CHAMP
• County ballot positions determined
• Chandler sales tax revenue up 36%
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Lago del Pino holds grand opening
• Happenings Around Town The
• “The Winner's Attitude”
• GUEST OPINION
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• The Power of Words
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Y’S SUPER SATURDAY SALE A HUGE SUCCESS!
• Larry Wilson
• James Bradford
• ZUMBA for an international cause
• Hawkins vies for national title
• Untitled
• Air Force vet to be honored at March 22 ETCOG meeting
• B’boro to receive grant to replace water lines
• RUNNING FOR LOVE
• AROUND THE DIAMOND
• Brownsboro dominates All-District list
• softball clinic
• POWERLIFTING
• Tyler Tournament no sweat
• Bears drop district opener, go 2-2 in tourney
• Artisans Trail this Saturday
• Thank you CBACC
• Why do we love Dr. Seuss?
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• LIONS PRIDE
• Health care students heed
• CARDETTES KICK FOR CASH
• Theatre students working on Vietnam-based production
• Teachers find a new way to fund classroom projects
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• Edom Civic Theatre celebrates 15th season with awards
• Happenings Around Town
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• SENIOR 411
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• Tail wagging the dog
• THUNDERSHOWER
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• CAKE AUCTION
• Charles Stauber
• Area’s top styles to be displayed
• City Hall to hold open house
• ON TARGET FOR CHARITY
• Council incumbents keep seats
• B’boro PD receives upgrades
• ACES director Boyd recalls BISD career L
• AROUND THE DIAMOND
• POWERLIFTING
• Bears fall to Connally in area playoffs
• Titans complete season
• Photo
• REGIONAL SPEECH CONTEST
• HENDERSON COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• Happenings Around Town
• MURCHISON ISD HONOR ROLLS
• BES BEST BEARS
• B’boro FCCLA team spreading the ‘DREAM’
• GUEST COLUMN
• Woodmen present U.S. flag to CNC
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Coach courts support for 2 charities
• Black Beauty to hold open house
• SENIOR 411
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Christian Voices
• A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN
• I'M THANKFUL LORD
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Join Sonic at MDAMuscle Walk Saturday
• Bobby Jack Ouchley
• William ‘Jake’ Stiles
• CHANGING THE CULTURE
• Burglars hit Chandler Drug
• BUILDING NEW SKILLS
• Incumbents seek re-election
• Incumbents seek re-election
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• In Search of Superheroes
• Susie Grace Burk Reeves
• Augusta Layton Golden
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• GUEST OPINION
• HE LIVES
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• WRITER’S CORNER
• CHS to hold casino night as benefit
• BES teachers rewarded $3,850 through Sonic program
• Health issues force mayor to resign
• Just Keep Swingin’
• District considers high school
• AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH
• EXPLORING POLICE TECHNIQUES
• Gooden seeks STAAR test provision deferment
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• Area News Roundup
• ‘Good season’ comes to end in area playoffs for Bearettes
• AROUND THE DIAMOND
• Bears prep for playoffs, lose warm-up game
• Second Saturday Art Jam March 10
• Complaint filed against Spitzer for violation
• ALL STAR GYM GRABS AWARDS
• Brownsboro’s sales tax allocations increase
• Little Dribblers tournament action begins
• Chandler Council in unison on Valentine’s Day
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• LIONS CLUB DONATION
• Happenings Around Town
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• Caleb Cade advances to Nationals
• Bearettes fall in Area
• Bears win coin toss; top seed in playoffs
• Bears go into playoffs as top seed
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• Headed to state: Mock Trial Team wins regional in 2nd year
• Chandler investigated, no violations found
• Untitled
• Brownsboro business to help women’s shelter
• CELEBRATING AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH
• Happenings Around Town
• City updates weather warning system offering
• INTO THE PLAYOFFS
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• Delores Simpson
• Ernestene Micheaux
• Barbara L. Bevel
• Elizabeth Ann Schroeder
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• Area News Roundup
• Chick-fil-A, KE Bushman’s present ‘Night to Remember’
• Saluting Our Soldiers
• WRITER’S CORNER
• VALENTINES FOR VETS
• Brownsboro’s FCCLA group takes regional meet by storm
• BES BEST BEARS
• Bears cut down the nets
• Bearettes hold off Hudson, advance to area
• Bearette softball under new leadership
• 7th-grade A-team Bears complete perfect season
• SWIMMING RESULTS
• Young, experienced Bears ready for new season
• Warhawks fight for win in Little Dribblers action
• DORIS DAY HORSE RESCUE CENTER
• Meet the Bassmaster Classic Greats
• BISD makes preparations to host NFL tournament
• Bearettes meet Hudson in bi-district play
• Bearettes finish 2nd in district
• New district, old rivals for Brownsboro
• Jones, Thompson sign on with ULM, Navarro
• Photo
• 7th grade A-team Bears remain unbeaten
• Bears top Bullard, fall to Athens
• Photo
• POWERLIFTING
• Gooden discusses Monarch hearing
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• KAPPA PI
• Happenings Around Town
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• Airman Smiley graduates basic training
• ECT opening with ‘Pandora’s Revenge’
• NRA endorses Rep. Lance Gooden
• FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK SHOW
• Area News Roundup
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Columnist’s ‘Kaleidoscope’ to be featured
• WRITER’S CORNER
• KALEIDOSCOPE
• GUEST OPINION
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Danny Hendrix
• Margret Ann Ellison-Barrett
• Balfa Music Normand
• Patricia "Pat" Evans
• Kelsie Raulston
• Change favors BISD
• Lions plant 200 trees at Winchester Park
• CBACC recognizes top officer, fireman, teacher, business
• Banquet draws record numbers
• Banquet draws record numbers
• Giger named Citizen of the Year by CBACC
• Brownsboro draws new opponents in District 15-3A
• swimming
• CELEBRATING 900
• Bearettes sweep Chapel Hill, Rusk in district play
• Bears top Chapel Hill in OT for 11th straight win
• echo creek country club
• Longhorns beat Titans to remain unbeaten
• Brownsboro girls take 2nd in Van powerlifting meet
• Cub Scouts annual Pinewood Derby results
• Brownsboro JH A-teams undefeated in district
• Interstate 20 in East Texas approved for 75 MPH limit
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• Happenings Around Town
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• Christian Voices
• Editor,
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• THE INVITATION
• WRITER’S CORNER
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• GUEST OPINION
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Monarch Utilities water assistance program impacts Henderson Co.
• Merle Jackson Dickson Perry
• Doris Young
• JT Nipp
• Peggy Tillman
• David Wayne Howell Jr.
• A FRESH VISION
• A FRESH VISION
• Firefighter making comeback after wreck
• Tiger’s Tale
• FREE THROWS for the SOUL
• Rescued tigers relocated to Murchison refuge
• More than a coach
• Bearettes under Coach Fred Griffin
• Bearettes dominate Daingerfield for 900
• little dribblers
• Brownsboro tops Daingerfield in 4 OT thriller
• BMC receives new pitching machine
• Brownsboro man enjoys lucky day
• City of Chandler launches new website
• BUILDING PROJECT MEASURES MATH SKILLS
• Local TJC students inducted into PTK honor society
• 4F’s gives show of appreciation
• 4-H TEAM EXCELS AT DISTRICT
• Applications accepted for Edom Scholarship
• ROWDY READING RASCALS
• BES BEST BEARS
• BHS students discuss DREAM Act at Henderson Co. Democrats meeting
• Ground breaking held at new BES site
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
• Happenings Around Town
• Christian Voices
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• “Why should I worry about you”
• Teliah
• GRATITUDE
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• E.C. LEWIS
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Former B’boro man celebrates 102 years
• ODELL SAUNDERS
• MARVIN MONTGOMERY
• JOHN BEALL
• CBACC banquet set for Feb. 2
• A FRESH VISION
• Griffin earns milestone win vs. Daingerfield
• GRIFFIN GOES FOR 900
• Bullard beats Bearettes, Griffin goes for 900 on Friday
• COLLEGE CORNER
• Titans fall to Beavers
• Brownsboro girls finish second at powerlifting meet
• Bears get pair of 2-point wins to open district play
• Crime Stoppers tips in Van Zandt County lead to $9,275 in rewards
• Second Lake Palestine drowning reported in last three months
• Murchison tax returns increase
• Park rules adopted for Brownsboro
• MURCHISON ISD HONOR ROLLS
• BROWNSBORO ELEMENTARY AWARDS
• TJC announces fall president’s, dean’s lists
• Photo
• TEA report ranks BISD ‘Acceptable’
• Sheri’s health/beauty fair a success
• IMPROVING GOD’S PARKING
• Happenings Around Town
• Gooden announces tax change that benefits surviving spouses of disabled military veterans
• A TRIP TO HEAVEN
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• GUEST OPINION
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• E.C. LEWIS
• JERRY W. NOLEN
• CLARENCE SYLVIN FARMER
• CES nominated for academic excellence
• Customer Appreciation rescheduled at 4F’s store
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Meth dealer gets 20 years
• LORENE BARTON
• JIMMY GLAZE
• BHS band students reflect on All-State honors
• BVFD reflects on past year, honors members at banquet
• No rationing in city’s plans
• Drilling finishing on 5th water well
• Meth dealer sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Photos
• JV, Freshmen Bearettes win Bearette Tournament
• Photo
• Cooper leads Bearettes to rout of Lady Eagles
• Bears head into district winning 11 of last 12
• CHANDLER POLICE MONTHLY REPORT
• READING RASCALS
• Golden Girls to host Chili Cook-Off Jan. 21
• Trustee meeting moved to March 19
• Four BHS students earn All-State honors
• BISD applauds effort of school board
• Brownsboro UMC to host concert
• MILITARY HONORS
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• WRITER’S CORNER
• Jerry B. Garner
• Inez Morrison Hocutt
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Norma Jean Childress
• Charles Adkins
• Stacie Coval
• Frances Featherston
• Tommie Jo Speer
• Johnny A. Warrington
• Robert "Bobby" Warner
• Patricia Vienna
• Glenn David Kitson Jr.
• Warehouse development OK’d
• WSVFD selling Chef Pierre pies
• Paying your dues is easier in B’boro
• JAILBIRD
• Copeland sells Chandler Drug to daughter
• Bearette Tournament
• Bearettes get two wins in annual doubleheader
• Bears go 2-0 in Frankston Classic
• BHS provides ‘Bear Hugs’ for Christmas
• NEW YEAR’S BABY 2012
• RED HATTERS SPREAD CHEER
• Happenings Around Town
• GUEST OPINION
• SANHEDRIN TALK
• AUTUMN
• Time Goes On
• Nissan Special Edition
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• A WORD FROM THE EDITOR
• Health and Beauty fair to tout benefits of natural healing
• Natalie Michelle Hutchins
• Jacqueta Kinard Spain
• Noah Sherfield Sr.
• Christian Voices
• CHANDLER YESTERYEAR
• BROWNSBORO REMEMBERED
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• James Haston Edwards
• Thomas “Buck” Owens
• Band students head to Area
• BHS debate team earns charter membership in National Forensics League
• EQUIPPING THE BLIND
• EXPLORERS ARE BACK
• Tree extraction a tall order
• COLLEGE CORNER
• Football and volleyball all-district honors
• Bears move to 14-5 after win over Mustangs
• Girl Scouts debut special 100th anniversary cookie
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• TVCC announces fall graduates, honors students
• Best of the Rest
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Christian Voices
• Give more to get more out of holidays
• SPREADING HOLIDAY CHEER
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• BLUE KNIGHTS HELP OUT AT HOLIDAYS
• Photo
• Candidates found to fill vacancies on Board of Directors
• Believers Unite
• New mayors take office
• Plan Approved
• Front and Center
• Change in Leadership
• Bearettes win Grand Saline Tourney
• CASAholds awards, recognition banquet
• ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT
• BEARS BREAKFAST
• APACHE BELLES
• BIKE GIVEAWAY
• NURSING HOME VISIT
• CANNED FOOD DRIVE
• Santa Claus is getting around town
• Edom Chamber salutes Lifetime Service honoree, Citizen of the Year 2011
• Happenings Around Town
• TxDOT Update
• Christian Voices
• GUEST OPINION
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Stuart Spitzer files for House District 4
• Primary elections pushed to April 3
• Tyler, Chandler OK ETJ agreement
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Intoxicated woman arrested at Taco Bell
• BROWNSBORO/ CHANDLER POLICE REPORTS
• HENDERSON COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• Community directory available
• Photo
• Toy drive serves 100s of kids
• City seeks retirement designation
• BELIEVERS STAND UNITED
• BELIEVERS STAND UNITED
• BISD construction on schedule
• BISD construction on schedule
• Athens residents rally for Nativity scene
• GREAT EAST TEXAS SHOOTOUT
• Echo Creek Country Club round-up
• great east texas shootout
• Bearettes split four games in annual tournament
• Bears finish fifth in Great East Texas Shootout
• BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY
• Photos
• Photos
• Shoe box drive ends Dec. 31
• Salvation Army needs volunteer bell ringers
• Brownsboro sales tax numbers up
• Board members exceed required con ed credits
• TJC lists fall grads
• CHILDREN KNOW PEACE
• Brownsboro man wins $1 million in lottery scratch-off
• Photos
• Happenings Around Town
• Christian Voices
• Occupy! What?!
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Smith victorious in 4-H raffle
• Gooden seeks second term
• Texas School Coalition lawsuit questions school finance system
• Calhoon files for re-election
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• A Letter to Santa:
• There’s a chicken in every pot
• Services held for Dawn Marie Cunningham
• Playground ready to use
• Memorial fund set up for Brandon W. Moss
• ALL ABOARD THE POLAR EXPRESS
• Weekend shootings end with 1 fatality
• Rock Hill launches monthly food pantry
• Chandler council establishes ETJ
• Churches unite for Nativity rally
• COLLEGE CORNER
• Bears get tournament-tested in Van
• GREAT EAST TEXAS SHOOTOUT
• Untitled
• TOPS AT THE TOURNAMENT
• JAM-PACKED JAM SESSION
• Brownsboro grad joins Agrilife family
• SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
• BISD bands to hold Christmas concert
• FFA AUCTION
• BISD shows high retention rate
• DEBATE CHAMPS
• BES BEST BEARS
• Kappa Pi members enjoy Coterie concert
• Edom’s Second Saturday celebrates Christmas
• WILDFIRE VICTIMS NOTICE
• Happenings Around Town
• LOOKING BACK, MOVING AHEAD
• Christian Voices
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Area News Roundup
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Citizen of Year nominations sought
• Van Voast running for Pct. 3 Commissioner
• SANTA CLAUS IS HERE!
• Supporting Our Troops
• WINTER BLAST
• FILL THE TAHOE
• COLLEGE CORNER
• Photo
• jv bearettes recaps
• Photos
• Photos
• Brackets
• EAST TEXAS CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL LEAGUE
• Bearettes have 2-0 week with wins over Rains, Canton
• Bears go 2-0 in Burger King Classic
• OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• HOLIDAY IN THE PARK
• Happenings at BHS
• FCCLA, BHS, community churches combine to provide for those in need
• REPUBLICAN INCUMBENTS FILE FOR RE-ELECTION
• Happenings Around Town
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• SENIOR HEALTH 411
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• GIVING THANKS FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER
• CASArecognized for 100 percent service
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• HENDERSON COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• Athens man gets 50 years for meth possession
• Tour of Homes signals start of decorating season
• COMMUNITY HERO GLENDA WHITE
• HOLIDAY IN THE PARK
• Toy Run benefits 100s of ET children
• SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN
• Pac Man Effect
• Varsity Bearettes lose, JV wins Van Tournament to remain unbeaten
• COLLEGE CORNER
• Bears drop season opener to Fairfield
• ETMC Athens’ new surgical department please docs, patients
• Teacher morale drops after budget cuts
• Brownsboro Elementary announces awards
• Happenings at BHS
• Martin Springs church providing warmth this winter
• HENDERSON COUNTY 4-H
• Happenings Around Town
• Christian Voices
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• GUEST OPINION
• Souper Supper a Success
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• READY, SET, REPAIR
• GOLD STANDARD
• The Best Little Blueberry Store in Texas
• MATH 101:
• Hometown Heroes launches toy drive
• Photo
• FM-2010 RESIDENTS BEWARE
• ETJ: What does it mean for city?
• Brownsboro Bearettes 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Brownsboro Bears Varsity 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Photo
• Photo
• Bearettes struggle to score in 2nd half, lose to J’ville
• FROM THE FRONT
• Murchison sales tax revenue up
• Christian Voices
• MURCHISON ISD HONORS
• Work under way at wastewater treatment plant
• Photo
• BROWNSBORO ISD
• MIND OVER MATTER
• Photo
• AARP offering driver safety program free to Texas veterans and their spouses
• Happenings Around Town
• Area propositions fail; voters reject ESD 6, alcohol sales
• In Texas, reporting child abuse is mandatory
• SENIOR HEALTH 411
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• MY FIVE CENTS WORTH
• Area News Roundup
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Toddler hit by Suburban in Sunrise Shores driveway; investigation under way
• Photo
• POLICE REPORTS
• Planning Holiday Fun
• EXTREME MAKEOVER: COUNCIL EDITION
• Trustees approve election changes
• Thank you Veterans
• Brownsboro adopts national motto
• Photos
• Photos
• Brownsboro JV defeats Athens JV, but Freshmen lose despite big games from Givens, Burleson
• District 17-3A Standings
• Brownsboro stuffs Athens in overtime to earn first win
• POW-WOW PRIZE
• God’s Open Hands serving hungry of Henderson County
• Brownsboro teachers attend workshop on Constitution
• Band earns top honors at UIL Marching Contest
• Henderson Co. 4-H’ers receive honors
• TVCC cheer camp set Oct. 29
• Photo
• Photo
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Don’t stop playing
• Happenings Around Town
• Calling all Drama Queens!
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• Christian Voices
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• DEBRA BOYD
• PICKIN’ AND GRINNIN’
• Seniors welcome ‘raise’
• Chandler library accredited
• COUNTY EXTENDS BURN BAN
• Early voting began Monday
• Tip leads to capture of knifing suspect
• UP A CREEK
• Brownsboro sub-varsity teams lose to Chapel Hill
• Bearettes drop 4-set match to Lady Bulldogs
• Bears hang tough early, but top-ranked Bulldogs pull away late
• Photo
• Photo
• Orene Rayford celebrates 100th b-day
• Happenings Around Town
• Photo
• How do you know if a nursing facility is good?
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Breastfeeding doll suitable for children?
• Christian Voices
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Brownsboro PD moves trick or treat to city park
• Aging equipment and crew of volunteers leave Midway Fire Dept. in need of help
• Escaped inmate captured
• Photo
• Photo
• Layaway makes a comeback
• A HERO’S WELCOME . . . Brownsboro family thankful to have son home after 9 years in military
• Taxes, annexation and North Creek a focus during Town Hall meeting
• Bearettes earn second district win in second straight 5-set match
• Freshmen Bears get district win over Rusk
• Playing fantasy football versus being a diehard fan of your team
• District 17-3A Standings
• Bears fall in shoot-out despite five scores by Thompson
• ‘HOLDING ON’
• Henderson County 4-H offering program for prospective veterinarians
• Andreason, Hall to exchange vows July 28, 2012
• Fire safety important for hunters, outdoorsmen
• COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE
• FCCLA OFFICERS
• Are your trees likely to live or likely to die?
• Clover Kids ‘Make a Difference’ at humane society
• 31st annual POW WOW
• FROM THE FRONT
• TxDOT Update
• Edom Festival of Arts on tap this weekend
• Happenings Around Town
• Medicare benefits: Do you really know them?
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Don’t be trashy
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Photo
• FOLLOWING A DEVASTATING ACCIDENT, WOMAN’S LIFE HAS
• Photo
• Henderson Co. offices moving to new location
• Turnout for annual event ‘wows’ officials
• PUMPKIN SNATCH
• Council approves display of motto
• Bearettes get first district win in thrilling comeback fashion
• District 17-3A Standings
• Untitled
• Brownsboro falls by 7 to Van Alstyne, preps for district
• Fun is brewing for first Oktoberfest in Ben Wheeler
• Photo
• ENGAGEMENT
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Be done with ‘last meal’ requests for death row
• Chandler residents earns honors
• Kickapoo Creek 4H Club collects bears for CASA
• CChhrriissttiiaann VVooiicceess
• Former addict leads theCall to Recovery
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Traffic stop leads to couple’s arrest
• HENDERSON COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• PARK - N - PLAY
• Pow Wow kicks off Saturday
• STAMP OF APPROVAL
• Photo
• BURN BAN EXTENDED
• Redistricting would not affect Chandler-Brownsboro voters
• Bearettes drop match to Mineola before district play starts
• District 17-3A Standings
• Panthers break Bears’ hearts with last-second win
• TIMBER SCAMS
• Freshman Bears’ freshmen team wins wild game, 7th-grade Bears pitch shutout
• SPORTS
• East Texas wildfires destroy $97 million worth of timber
• Homeowners take steps to ensure permanent dwellings
• Brownsboro, Chandler schools earn place on TBEC honor roll
• BHS plans events to help promote college-readiness
• CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTING
• Happenings Around Town
• Go ahead and get it over with ...
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• County fair and bouts of nostalgia
• Christian Voices
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Blue Moon Gardens prepares for Fall Fest
• Gremmels honored for efforts to restore Ben Wheeler
• WELCOME TO THE CHAMBER
• City councilman among TVCC athletic honorees
• Toll 49 infrastructure taking shape
• Wildfires still pose a threat
• Area VFDs hoping to qualify for extra funds
• EXPANSION OF THE ROCK
• A closer look at when Chandler ‘grows up’
• 2011 HOMECOMING
• LITTLE DRIBBLERS
• Volleyball District 17-3A Schedule
• District 17-3A Standings
• Bearettes’ volleyball struggles through nondistrict schedule, opens district play Tuesday
• Brownsboro still looking for first win after 46-7 loss
• Photo
• TxDOT Briefs
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST NEWS
• ROCKIN’ FOR JESUS
• Photos
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Have a plan and get a life
• Christian Voices
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• THE GREAT DEBATERS
• Photo
• 9/11 REMEMBRANCE ...
• Senior sentenced for child sex abuse
• Alternatives to Abandonment
• Alternatives to Abandonment
• When Chandler ‘grows up’
• CELEBRATION
• bearette volleyball
• Bear Radio broadcasting more sports, events than ever
• Despite strong rushing attack, Bears’ JV and Freshmen both lose to Crandall Pirates
• Turnovers send Bears to 0-3 after 7-point loss to Pirates
• Photo
• BISD energy savings earns award
• BRIEFS
• CHANDLER POLICE DEPARTMENT AUGUST REPORT
• SENIOR SCAM
• TVCC honor society chapter inducts 47 new members
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• What’s wrong with sheltering?
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• Christian Voices
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Dear Editor,
• Dear Editor,
• RICHARD “RED” ROMINE
• Sissy’s ... A success in Brownsboro
• Community gears up for POW-WOW
• FIRE UPDATE
• Church planning relocation, expansion
• Council OKs budget, tax rate
• Brownsboro water, sewer rates to increase
• Ladies in waiting to be queen
• Photos
• Bears’ JV notches big win over Van, but freshmen struggle
• Brownsboro’s young defense struggles against Van
• Henderson Co. Relay for Life raises almost $75,000 for ACS
• Photo
• American-made muscle, motors and music roll into Ben Wheeler
• Superintendent's Report
• BROWNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND
• Clover Kids mix learning and fun
• AGRIVIEW
• Non-traditional jobs may put you to the test during gloomy economy
• Kappa Pi members celebrate chapter anniversary
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Athletics vs. academics
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Malakoff Young Farmers hosting rodeo
• Editor,
• Editor,
• Small-town grocery celebrates 20 years of success
• Fundraiser Saturday for soldier
• Are you prepared to deal with a weather emergency?
• EARTH, WIND & FIRE
• Traffic stops yield drugs
• Hog hunting by helicopter and other new Texas laws
• BACK IN THE SWING OF THINGS
• HALFTIME AND SIDELINE ATTRACTIONS
• Bearettes defeat Palestine in straight sets, ready for Bearette Booster Tournament
• WEEKLY BROWNSBORO SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Turnovers, mistakes mar Bears’ season opener
• AGRIVIEW
• Second Saturday Art Jam Sept. 10
• Chandler 4-H to begin new year
• WELCOME TO CHANDLER!
• Westside Community evacuates after brush fire
• TxDOT monitoring drought-stressed trees, grass along area highways
• BROWNSBORO BELLES
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Women and football
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER NEWS
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Photo
• Henderson Co. jury convicts Mauldin of 5th DWI offense
• Smith County man busted breaking into storage units
• WEATHER WATCH
• B’boro man dies in wreck
• Woman enjoys life of travel,, adventure
• BISD
• Town hall meeting addresses nation’s gloomy economy
• WEEKLY BROWNSBORO SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Volleyball, band, Golden Girls will get more coverage
• mineola scrimmage
• Happenings Around Town
• MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Private schools talk a lot about Jesus AND take really long naps
• ARE YOUR KIDS IN digital danger?
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• HENDERSON COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• Armed robber gets life
• Down, set . . . Kindergarten!
• Man arrested after workplace dispute gets ugly
• Mayor apologizes for city’s handling of leak during drought
• WEEKLY BROWNSBORO SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Brownsboro cheerleaders have strong showing at SFA summer cheer camp
• kemp scrimmage
• Happenings Around Town
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Life in ... Noonday ... Chandler ... Mayberry?
• NANCY SUE COOK
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• A Handoff for God’s Hands
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• HELPING ATHENS ISD
• Looking ahead to fourth quarter school finances
• COUNTY ATTORNEY’S REPORT
• Cattlemen feel the pain
• BISD REPORT
• WHO’S THAT DOLL?
• ANOTHER DROUGHT VICTIM
• TOWN HALL MEETING
• ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?
• Chandler residents may see tax increase
• Reserved Seating Football Tickets
• BMC Youth Foundation Fall baseball and softball registration
• Bear Radio to continue with football broadcasts and coaches show
• boys of fall
• BFFs!
• Kingdom Kare Preschool
• Clean up and cash in
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Happenings Around Town
• Small-town Girl vs. The Bossy Lady
• Master Gardener workshop series continues Aug. 11 with perennials
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• CLASS OF 1961 HAS GOLDEN REUNION
• Editor: Editor,
• CHANDLER CITY COUNCIL
• Experts: Texas in trouble thanks to effects of ‘costliest drought ever’
• ‘This is getting real serious’
• Copper items stolen during home burglary
• Reserved Seating Football Tickets
• Brownsboro football helping God’s Open Hands
• Photos
• Second Saturday Art Jam on tap Aug. 13
• AGRIVIEW
• BUDGET BUSTER
• Beasley earns hall of fame honor
• ETMC names new EMS vice president
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• OBITUARY
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Belyeu joins Statesman news team
• Auto shop adds oil change service
• Budget Control Act draws GOP response
• GLEEFUL GROUP
• Don’t be a statistic
• East Texans feel the burn as heat wave continues
• East Texans feel the burn as heat wave continues
• Football is in the air, but be careful in this extreme heat
• Reserved Seating Football Tickets
• 2011 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
• LARUEL “RED” TURNER
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• Johnson kicks off pastor list at Galilee Baptist revival
• HUMANE SOCIETY OF EAST TEXAS
• GOOD JOB SCOUTS!
• The caring of compassionate communities
• Segment 3 of Toll 49 rolling on
• LOOK WHO’S NEW!
• Moe, Dugan set vows for October
• Hines, Henry announce engagement
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• SCORCHED EARTH
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Motorist receives multiple charges
• TEAM EFFORT
• Council OKs COPsync participation
• Women’s World Cup plus a hopeful end to the NFL lockout has me excited about the sports world
• BROWNSBORO SUMMER SOFTBALL
• Local swimmers have opportunity to learn from Olympians
• BEARS SUMMER LEAGUE BASKETBALL ACTION
• BROWNSBORO POLICE REPORT
• AGRIVIEW
• HENDERSON COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT
• BHS releases student info for 2011-12
• Water assistance program on tap to help Henderson, Smith, Van Zandt counties
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY
• Rock Hill accepting applications for FOUNDATIONS program
• Searching for new life in Christ? Get your clues at Faith Baptist
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Artesian Plumbing says ‘Thanks!’
• Joint effort gets results in gambling case
• Crawfish anyone?
• THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MACHINE
• Local author sets book in Brownsboro
• EDOM ROD CRUISE NIGHT
• Trustees approve $299,000 for new, replacement lights
• Partnership with BISD gives city possession of school’s sewer line
• TEE-BALL TIME
• MASTER GARDENER SERIES
• Photos
• 2011 BEAR FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
• Quilters’ holding presentation meet
• CHANDLER POLICE DEPARTMENT JUNE REPORT
• ‘Dog days’ are dangerous for man’s best friend
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Silverleaf looks for Phase 2 completion in October
• Police arrest 4 narcotics suspects
• BATTLE OF THE NECHES
• Rep. Gooden opens Athens district office
• CHANDLER
• BELIEVE INSPIRE STRIVE DEVELOP
• SUMMER ATHLETIC CAMPS
• AGRIVIEW
• Avoid Summer Brain Drain
• Haven of Hope
• Edom Second Saturday celebrates blueberries
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Postal Service asking for legislative changes to improve fiscal outlook
• Fan giveaway scheduled Friday
• District attorney Scott McKee to seek 2nd term
• Traffic stop yields arrest for possession
• CRUISE NIGHT CATCHING ON
• HANDS-ON HEROES
• E-Justice equals efficiency for Chandler, Brownsboro PDs
• bearettes basketball camp
• Williams, Carver receive ALPA 4-H scholarships
• Angels descend on God’s Open Hands
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Commissioners approve ban on some fireworks
• CALVIN TOWERS
• Sheriff Ray Nutt announces bid for second term
• SPARKS IN THE PARK
• Happy Birthday america
• ROAD RAGE
• DRIVEN FOR JUSTICE
• bears basketball camp
• bears basketball camp
• henderson county
• Texas Senate approves sanctuary-city prohibition
• west lake baptist church
• Beall receives Edom scholarship
• State historians write volumes about Bowie, legacy of knife
• Bachmann may become GOP frontrunner
• Bad news continues to come for ObamaCare
• Economic data shows U.S. in deep trouble
• Bachmann steals show during GOP debate
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Master Gardeners hosts Kattes in Athens
• Hall, Potts marry in Bullard
• Expansion at Chandler’s treatment plant to start in September
• Work begins on fifth water well
• Ellis marks 40 years at same site
• Officials expand ability to rehab, demolish homes
• camping out
• Chandler fares ‘well’ on comprehensive plan surveys
• summer camps
• bearette volleyball camp
• brownsboro bears football camp
• fca heart of a champion bowl
• west lake baptist church
• Faul makes honor roll at Texas State Technical
• god’s open hands
• Science Hill’s legacy in Henderson County ‘well-remembered’
• President continues to ignore federal law
• UN assembly could use ‘American Big Stick’
• Tide turning against ‘unconstitutional’ wars
• Clinton Syndrome breaks out in D.C.
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Funding bill passes Senate
• Hall, Potts marry
• Renovated CES to address security
• Trustees sworn in on Monday
• Trustees OK $25,000 for stadium project
• ‘Spark s’ to feature Southern Made
• dog days of summer
• Chandler officials seek feasibility study on motel
• brownsboro bears football camp
• Bears basketball camp tips off on Monday
• Bears pick former Bullard grad as new baseball coach
• Host a Star Studded 4th
• cbacc
• honoring caldwell
• class of 2011
• Spiritual gifts given to all Christians
• God blesses man with certain rights
• Summary of Christ’s life ‘sparce’
• Knowing God loves His own allows believers to be more Christ-like
• agriview
• Art show to feature quilt work
• Georges celebrate 50th
• Chandler students graduate from LeTourneau
• bob bowman’s east texas
• Obama makes like Solomon in Israeli proposition
• Texas’ Perry changed politics of America, Texas
• Defense bill includes ‘disturbing language’
• Imposters continue to surface with tales of heroism
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• State lawmakers enter OT
• Quilters’ Guild to host award-winning Diehl
• Budget bills voted out of committee
• Tommy Ford
• Brownsboro graduates open business in Leagueville
• Second Saturday to feature beer garden
• Food bank, BISD offer free meals
• bhs class of 2011
• Lindale educator Robertson replaces Larkin at BJHS
• Chance to Create the Ultimate Outdoor Oasis
• Caring for Trees and Shrubs
• Expert Lawn Advice
• Luker receives state recognition for basketball assistant services
• Mavs attempt to save sports world from NBA’s ‘evil empire’
• Photo
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• More than $231,000 in scholarship money awarded to seniors
• west lake baptist church
• Bible teaches immutability of God
• Christians, ask God for suprises
• Scripture warns not to display images of Christ
• When disasters, tragedy occur, look around instead of looking up
• speech and debate
• lions club
• class of 1943
• Democrats declare GOP weakened on budget
• bob bowman’s east texas
• ‘Mad Doctor’ libertarian Paul gets worse with age
• Congress should not raise debt ceiling again
• Gingrich joins other 60s busts on trail
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Debenport, Suggs marry
• Nichols: Session resembles circus
• Edom opens Manda Lynn’s Gallery
• Photos
• In memoirs, Beasley looks back on days at Fischer HS
• Early results show BISD performs worse on TAKS test
• Finding HOPE for Lacy
• Hall: Residents’ input still needed on master plan
• FLAVOR FUSION
• Believers must live by biblical principles
• On Sabbath, God ‘ceased’ His labors
• God ‘found favor’ in mother of Jesus
• Instead of listening to ‘loony’ ideas, predictions, find answers in God’s word
• cbacc
• Walters to receive State Farm award
• brownsboro high school
• Master Gardeners to host workshop
• New attention placed on Methodist church in Sabine County after donation
• GOP must refocus argument on size of government
• Obama proposes ‘bank heist’ for cronies
• Nanny-state wars have no place in free society
• Facts keep changing on DSK’s alleged hotel assault
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Special session possible in budget battle
• Lake Palestine Palooza set for Saturday
• Nichols returns to Statesman as advertising representative
• 135 surveys returned to Chandler
• Main Street Market to host grand opening in June
• Mills asks residents for input
• Fireworks show to conclude CityFest
• Photo
• Chandler wants to reduce permit fees to benefit BISD
• state track meet
• CBACC golf tourney kicks off on Friday
• End of school year marks slow time for Brownsboro athletics
• West Lake Baptist Church
• Humanity more sacred than rest of creation
• Religious Science departs from Bible
• Hope described as ‘confident expectation’
• checklist charlie
• Christians must avoid retaliating after being hurt with words
• Young to direct Black Box production
• 300 students attend FFA convention
• East Texas boasts some of the most beautiful lakes, including Caddo
• Obama should have visited Penn. site
• Blackmon criticizes newspaper editor
• Chandler candidate thanks supporters, congratulates winners
• U.S. should stop funding bin Laden mourners
• SEAL team mission successful, but imperfect
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Lawmakers near end-of-session deadlines
• Chandler
• Harvey Hodges
• Statesman clarifies May 12 story on election documents
• Council approves $30K to purchase Yarborough house on Old Tyler Road
• Planning to Grow
• BISD trustees to take office on June 13
• Dairy Queen nears opening
• Hall to be sworn in tonight in Chandler
• Trustees hire Moran on three-year contract
• Moran Accepts 3-Year Contract To Become BISD Superintendent
• UPDATE: Some BISD Candidates Exempt From Filing Finance Reports
• Meeting Set To Hire New BISD Superintendent
• Grilling Up A Festive Summer Feast
• no lockout here
• Bears baseball season comes to an end
• Athletic trainers Delagarza, Craver sign with TJC, TVCC
• cityfest
• henderson county
• Gooden derails bill on invester-owned utilities
• More Chandler houses to be demolished
• Photo
• west lake baptist church
• Scripture does not validate near-death experiences
• Agnosticism an ‘honest form’ of atheism
• God looks down on organized religion
• I still love, miss, cherish ‘the meanest mother in the world’
• Hawkins to perform at recital in Chandler
• Asbury Cemetery meeting set for May 21
• Brownsboro High School to induct 16 members into National Forensic League
• speech and debate
• Photo
• checklist charlie
• Hunter to speak during Quilters Guild meeting
• Decades-old phone book yields interesting hand-written numbers, notes
• Reader: City Hall failed its residents during severe weather
• Presidential election may be decided in 14 states
• Neither Clinton, Obama capable of taking 3 a.m. call
• Media ignores Obama’s constitution-shredding
• Liberal Times still obsesses over Bush’s war on terror
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Legislature struggles with budget work
• Photos
• chandler cityfest
• Trustees approve construction plan for elementary campus
• Chandler distributes survey on master plan
• Boosters to replace concession building at stadium
• spring practice
• Four candidates could face civil, criminal penalties
• Chill out with cool watermelon treats
• west lake baptist church
• Baptism should not include infants, Bible says
• Examine fraternities, sororities before joining
• Glory of God represents Spirit’s beauty
• God uses life’s lessons to teach us how to be more like Him
• Delta Kappa Gamma hosts joint meeting
• Area loses two unique doctors who made house calls, cared for families
• Gooden wants to split, change all of Henderson County
• EPA poised to stifle economic growth with mandates
• Obama leaves governing behind to campaign
• S&P announcement should be wake-up call
• Liberals never engage adversaries, face oblivion
• quick hits
• Edom theatre to host ‘Weekend Comedy’
• Work on budget, redistricting remains
• Edom Memorial Day set for May 14
• Evanses remember growing up in segregated Moore Station
• More than 300 expected to attend ‘fairytale’ prom
• Historical Society eyes Yarborough home for museum
• Dozens of shops to be featured during Artisans Trail event
• Chandler, chamber continue to pursue motel deal
• Photos
• bmc spring fling
• Palmer’s 2-run hit gives Bearettes comeback win
• Brownsboro ISD students recognized
• west lake baptist church
• Modern idolatry includes work, homes
• Satan a ‘real, personal being,’ deceiver
• Christians take up spiritual, not physical warfare
• Sundays remind us Jesus rose from dead following Passover
• Expanding feral-hog numbers represent ‘significant’ threat to agriculture, water
• Photos
• checklist charlie
• Radio station in Mineola carries ‘most memorable’ call letters in area
• GOP can still win fight on debt limit
• PBS Republican ‘counterpoint’ not a man of the right
• Fed transparency key to gaining control of debt
• Trump, Ryan benefit from Obama’s partisanship
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• henderson county
• Charles Reasonover
• Texas Senate reauthorizes PUC
• ‘amazed by the message’
• Northland to upgrade lines in Chandler
• McKee headlines CityFest speakers
• thousands attend egg drop
• Houston educator picked to replace Caldwell
• Photo
• Article
• Decorated Cookies Make Every Day Special!
• Cupcakes Are Tops for Kids!
• Celebrate Every Day
• Photo
• brownsboro golf
• Junior High Bears track teams take home second at district
• Brownsboro all-star little dribbler squads place second, fifth at national tourney
• Bears’ track takes 2nd at district meet, Bearettes 3rd
• brownsboro isd
• Photo
• april in edom
• west lake baptist church
• Messiah spent 3 days, 3 nights in heart of Earth
• Without the Bible, God uses revelations
• Trust seems to be missing from society
• Like empty Easter eggs, life can be a big disappointment
• clover kids
• FCCLA students win seven medals
• Brownsboro High School’s yearbook, newspaper staffs claim state awards
• chamber of commerce
• President not serious on cutting spending
• Planned Parenthood doesn’t deserve federal support
• Investigation needed into U.S. funding of UN
• Energy act would help national security
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• chandler
• As session nears end, lawmakers push bills
• brownsboro police
• Brownsboro’s Bragdon studies abroad with Texas A&M
• brownsboro
• Chandler may vote on master plan by October
• loop 49
• superintendent search
• Goggans K’s 8, leads Bearettes to 4-0 win
• Bears get big win over rival Bullard
• west lake baptist church
• Continual sin renders conscience insensitive
• Messiah spent 3 days, 3 nights in heart of Earth
• Scripture emphasizes ‘right hand of God’
• As Great Physician, Christ loves, mends the broken-hearted
• Kappa Pi meets at Goodman-LeGrand
• Brownsboro, Chandler sixth-graders participate in mock trial with Starnes
• brownsboro speech and debate
• Texas Forestry Museum in Lufkin undergoes renovations
• Networks sniffing around porn shows
• U.S. exceptionalism divides conservatives, liberals
• DeMint tries to stop UN from ratifying CRC
• Obama remains chronic campaigner
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Pre-registration scheduled for kindergarten classes
• Masters, Lewis to marry
• Tyler hospital receives ‘Top’ recognition
• Master Gardeners event set for April 21 in Athens
• Michael Randy Springer
• Trustees approve personnel moves during Board of Trustees meeting
• Officials still seek suspects in Edom park vandalism case
• BISD energy plan keeps microwaves, refrigerators in class
• Family Ties
• Chandler’s sales-tax revenue up 6 percent
• Initial Brownsboro Junior High swim meet garners 2nd and 3rd place finishes
• Brownsboro cheerleader squads for 2011-2012 set
• henderson county livestock show
• Bearettes improve to 5-2 in District 17-3A play after 7-3 win
• Several Bears basketball players earn district honors
• Brownsboro track earns second- and third-place finishes at consecutive meets
• Bears’ JV scores 5 runs in final inning during doubleheader sweep
• Bears erase 6-run deficit in final inning to defeat Bulldogs
• HCLS
• county extension service
• Easter origins rooted in paganism
• west lake baptist church
• Messiah crucified: Passover lamb
• checklist charlie
• BHS theatre arts dept. to host farewell event
• Bible doesn’t prohibit silent prayer
• Children of God should focus less on worldly worries
• Hannah continues to touch lives through annual toy drive
• Media predictably holds double standard for Obama
• Obama ‘ir resolute,’ unreliable on Libya
• Liberals want to ‘snatch’ body of Ronald Reagan
• President remains weak on security
• Political Cartoon
• trinity valley community college
• quick hits
• Hensarling recognized by watchdog group
• Maddy to speak during quilters’ event
• Brownsboro to host annual FFA banquet on May 17
• 2 schools receive Title I honor
• Ralson applies for BISD top job
• More than 60 vendors expected for town’s annual street fair
• Trustees narrow superintendent field to 6
• BROWNSBORO SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Bearettes improve to 4-1 in district after win in Bullard
• Shaffer named to TGCA All-Star basketball team
• Photo
• Bears go 1-1 with win over Mabank, loss to Bullard
• Moderation important in weight lifting
• west lake baptist church
• Messiah’s coming in first century necessary, Bible says
• Deceased believers remain with God
• Christ’s love is reflected in us when we walk with Him
• Brownsboro FFA members place at county livestock show
• County employees receive CAC honors
• Student ministry at FUMC to take first international trip
• Here, people cherish long-standing traditions, oppose change
• Ohio governor also pushing for government-union reform
• Liberals say Bush tax cuts to blame for debt
• Obama’s stimulus money spent on Biden project
• Obama thumbs nose at Congress on Libya
• Political Cartoon
• Senator: House approves voter ID legislation
• Tyler woman released on $100,000 bond following drug arrest near Winchester Park
• Chandler’s Trash-Off set for Saturday
• quick hits
• Edom, Ben Wheeler to debut ‘Second Saturday’ arts event in April
• Order of city candidates revealed on sample ballot
• Winchester Park to host Chandler Easter event
• Work to begin first on Chandler campus
• 58 applications received for BISD superintendent
• Bears pull off ‘huge win’ over district foe Hornets
• Photo
• Churches may inadvertently fall into materialism
• west lake baptist church
• Misperceptions remain about testaments
• To become a Christian, believe in Jesus Christ
• Our hearts must be in full fellowship with the Heavenly Father
• Edward Jones makes Fortune’s ‘Best’ list again
• Students create ‘dream’ for FCCLA member
• chandler historical society
• Photos
• bob bowman’s east texas
• Mayor thanks city for support in hard times
• Media distorts coverage of attack on Israeli family
• Political junkies ‘delude’ themselves on GOP
• Winds of change blowing through Middle East
• Obama to lose if GOP offers ‘plausible’ candidate
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• henderson county
• Hall, Potts to marry
• Hensarling offers bill on housing bailouts
• Crime Stoppers offers reward in park vandalism
• Helicopter to drop 20,000 eggs at Easter event
• Brownsboro grad part of relief efforts at U.S. base in Japan
• Terry Mills is
• Another building moved to Van Zandt town
• Rains: Successor to be ‘much better’ as mayor
• Giuliana Rancic and the two accessories she can’t live without
• Freshen Your Look and Home This Spring
• Inaugural Fishing State Championship set for May 21
• Photo
• Echo Creek teams place in tourney
• Shaffer named to TGCA All-State Basketball Team
• Photo
• west lake baptist church
• Purpose not found in success, wealth
• Only God is worthy of ‘glory’
• Original Bible no longer in existence
• Moore to celebrate turning 100 at Ben Wheeler reception
• Azalea Quilt Show scheduled for March 25-26 at Harvey
• Overcome difficulties, darkest times through God’s grace
• ETMC patient receives first implantation of SureScan
• Photos
• Brownsboro ISD
• History laid heavy hand on Bevilport, once a steamboat port on Angeline
• GOP must decide if Obama is ‘more of the same’
• Political campaigns using Web more often
• State Dept. again avoids using word terrorism
• Bloodbath at NPR should continue
• Political Cartoon
• quick hits
• Henderson County
• Brownsboro couple died in murder-suicide, HCSO says
• Hall: As mayor, focus to be economic development
• Engineering phase complete on treatment-plant expansion
• Chandler Cityfest
• Shawn Dee Hutchins Eicher
• May Election
• Chandler City Hall turns to Facebook, Twitter in transparency movement
• Blackmon, others run for Board of Trustee seats
• Investigators Still At Scene Of House Fire
• BROWNSBORO SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Bears baseball suffers winless weekend
• Golf team takes home 2nd and 4th place finishes
• Golden Girls leave San Antonio with 8 trophies
• Photo
• west lake baptist church
• Bible describes God as ‘consuming fire’
• Believers will spend eternity in worship
• chandler church of christ
• Kappi Pi members talk Bledsoe’s book during meeting on March 3
• Americans can love country but must always put God first
• Brownsboro High School to present pair of Humanities Texas exhibitions
• bob bowman’s east texas
• Democrats to blame if government shuts down
• Some incorrectly charge Obama with treason
• Political Cartoon
• Apologists ‘slobber’ all over Clintons
• quick hits
• checklist charlie
• correction
• More than 3,000 bills filed two months into new session
• Trustees vote to spend $8,000 on Golden Girls uniforms
• Vendors sought for Edom street fair
• Debate team medals at 15 tourneys
• Firm talks to leaders about new BISD CEO
• sign of the times
• Brownsboro ISD reduces budget by $1 million
• BROWNSBORO SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Volentine shoots 75, Bears finish 3rd in Tourney
• Bears baseball drops pair of games to Canton Eagles
• Photo
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Pregnant teens shouldn’t be condemned but supported
• Love is bigger than emotions, thoughts, attitudes
• RISEN
• We must learn to handle money God’s way
• Bass to host food drive on March 17
• For papers, free speech isn’t free
• Brownsboro Junior High student wins $1,000 for school
• Photo
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Obama obvious loser in Egypt transition
• BISD organizations, paper must work together
• Another leader declares an ‘ism’ dead
• Political Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• AGRIVIEW
• Henderson County Master Gardener’s conference to feature author Grant
• Brannon to speak on March 10 at Quilters Guild meeting
• BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
• Little to perform in Chandler
• No candidates file for trustee positions
• Edom moves election date
• SWEPT
• Kickapoo Tea Party ‘monitors’ BISD, other governments
• Harris won’t seek 5th term
• HENDERSON COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOW
• Bearettes’ comeback attempt comes up short in area playoffs
• SOFTBALL & T-BALL SIGN-UPS
• Thomison discusses ‘dream come true,’ early plans as new AD
• Photo
• Via Delorosa: Stations of the Cross
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Personal, private sin often affects relatives, friends
• THE KINGDOM
• John 15: God calls believers His ‘friends’
• BMC Youth Foundation elects officers
• Durman graduates from basic training
• Brownsboro High school FCCLA members win awards
• Historical Society to sponsor chili, stew lunch in Chandler on Saturday
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Most unsure about who U.S. should back in Egypt
• GOP should welcome budget fight
• Super Bowl ads were ‘atrocious,’ stupid
• Congress should de-fund ObamaCare
• QUICK HITS
• Breckenridge event set for Friday
• CLINT DAVIS
• CBACC
• Booth to perform in Edom
• Chandler’s Bledsoe pens 400-page autobiography
• Brownsboro Auto Service to expand by June
• TVEC to extend power to new BES site
• Caldwell nears end of 22-year tenure
• Hall to run for mayor; Rains won’t seek re-election
• Bears’ JV falls to Rusk in OT
• Faulkner receives Tyler Area Basketball Officials scholarship
• Rusk rally not enough as Bears win on senior night
• Via Delorosa offers conviction
• EXCHANGING VOWS
• Christ guarded against sharing news of miracles
• Bearettes cruise to bi-district win, face Fairfield next
• Conscience is ‘God-given’ capacity for self-evaluation, critique
• Prayer should always be first resort, not last
• Photos
• Rusk played role in construction of capitol building
• Keep political ramblings away from pulpit on Sundays
• GOP can repeal health bill in Senate
• Reagan understood value of religious freedom
• Vinson rules correctly on ObamaCare
• Political Cartoon
• Weiss fundraiser set for March 19
• QUICK HITS
• Hensarling: GOP looking out for East Texas
• CHANDLER CITY HALL
• Gooden appointed to powerful Appropriations Committee
• Photo
• BHS mock-trial team places third in first competition
• BISD receives ‘stable’ S&P rating
• Chairman: Chamber to focus on education, economic initiatives
• DOMINANT
• ROSES ARE RED
• Thomison chosen as new AD, head football coach
• Caldwell Wins Chamber's Citizen of Year Award
• Chandler City Council OKs engineering contract for new water well
• Two Bear football players sign on to play at next level
• Junior High Tournament
• Thomison leads Bears’ JV to win over Bullard
• Bears drop pair of district games
• Bearettes drop regular season finale in double overtime to Bullard
• Trustees could consider AD candidates on Monday
• Photo
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Bible describes Hell in several terrible ways
• Via Dolorosa offers conviction
• PATH TO SALVATION
• God instructs us to remember His mercy, faith
• Egyptian turbulence transmits two profound lessons
• ObamaCare suffers three blows
• Moran’s got it all wrong on Civil War, Obama
• Emanuel must go it alone in race
• Political Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• CHANDLER BRIEFS
• Brown to speak to Guild
• Henry, Daly announce engagement
• Bear Radio continues to wait on decision from FCC on FM status
• Cherokee scouts receive awards
• CELEBRATING 5O
• Poncho Duran Educational Fund to begin fifth semester on Tuesday
• DQ to open near Chandler in June
• Rains considers running for another term
• ‘Such A Blessing’
• FRESH PAINT
• Chamber awards banquet set for tonight in Chandler
• Brownsboro ISD to delay start of classes on Wednesday
• Super Bowl XLV features two of football’s most storied, celebrated franchises
• Brownsboro boys’ JV squad also has unbeaten week
• Bearettes get two double-digit wins in district play
• Bears go 2-0 with wins over Chapel Hill, Rusk
• Photo
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Words futile in describing Christ
• PRINCE OF PEACE
• Psalm: Atheists are liars, fools
• Avoid temptation by keeping eyes on the Father
• Murchison ISD receives state certification
• Texas to mark milestone in March
• BHS participates in contest for prom
• CBACC
• Kickapoo Tea Party hosts first meeting
• Names of many Texas towns derived from random events
• GOP should keep pressing winning arguments
• Federal bureaucrats continue to imagine ‘green’
• GOP must use caution now in fighting Obama
• Timeless works, other books keep me reading
• Political Cartoon
• Perry pushes pro-life bill
• Henderson County Relay for Life set for May 13-14
• Photo
• QUICK HITS
• Henry, Daily announce engagement
• BROWNSBORO
• PERFECT WEEK
• Repairs to government building following fire near completion
• BPD still waiting on approval for grant
• For now, Chandler stops well tests
• State agency gives OK for BISD police
• COLOSSAL WINDS
• Donations sought for Tommy Nash scholarship fund
• Bearettes’ JV gets two wins
• Tigers’ strong second quarter lifts Daingerfield over Brownsboro JV
• Bullard hands Bearettes first district loss
• Bears go 1-1 on week with win over Daingerfield, loss to Bullard
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Bible churches show no alliance with denominations, belief systems
• Thomison could be chosen to replace Settle
• Photo
• God turns from prayers by unconfessed believers
• Rosary remains Catholics’ most ‘cherished traditions’
• God delivers justice, mercy, grace to His own
• Brownsboro High School participates in Test-Prep Seminars event
• AGRIVIEW
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Advocacy center honors volunteers
• Tucson debate becomes utterly predictable
• New GOP chairman must rebuild ‘game’
• Congress can learn old lesson from Edison
• Evidence shows liberalism is finally dead
• Political Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• Janice Cade
• Ginger Adams
• Carnahan talks faith, service, family
• Closing some post offices may be necessary, USPS says
• Holland joins Gooden for swearing-in ceremonies
• Trustees decide again on land for BES
• On Martin Street, Chandler tests second well site
• REPLACING SETTLE
• Moses: New superintendent could be hired by May
• TPA POLLS
• Bearettes rout Lady Hornets, remain perfect in district
• Hornets sting Bears in district opener
• Bear Radio to cover boys, girls basketball, softball, baseball
• Bears’ JV team downs Vandals
• Sunnyvale hires Settle as athletic director, coach
• Ordination service at Macedonia set for Sunday
• BPD to purchase new unit
• Photo
• Christians must distance themselves from non-believers in all areas of life
• Even during trying times, believers must remain vigilant
• God warns about tampering with Revelation, Bible
• In darkest times, Christians come together to help others
• 4-H Clover Kids meets
• Brownsboro students receive state, other honors
• ANNIVERSARY
• Bragg graduates from basic training
• Cronea’s role recalled in fight at San Jacinto
• Brownsboro VFD celebrates accomplishments
• Daley brings calm to West Wing
• Original constitution did not condone slavery
• Tea Party must carry new era of politics
• Political Cartoon
• Davis releases list of cases disposed in three courts
• Perry appoints McMakin to Texas Fire Protection post
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• QUICK HITS
• James J. Ellis
• Costa, Booth, others to perform in Edom’s The Old Firehouse series
• REMAKING ELWOOD
• Chamber receives dozens of awards nominations
• Search firm selected to find new superintendent
• DEEP DIG
• Trustees consider alternate site for campus
• Sunnyvale Expected To Hire Brownsboro AD John Settle
• Hurd leads Bearettes to victory over Palestine
• Bears basketball coach ‘passionate’ about his players
• Bears blow out Canton Eagles, set to open district play
• Part of prayer of rosary ‘unbiblical’
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Harsh, critical parenting usually leads to rebellious kids
• Losing pastors often means upheaval for churches
• Commitment to God must remain priority
• New legislative session begins
• Blue jeans made popular in 1800s by Levi Strauss
• ObamaCare rewards friends, punishes enemies
• Churches should stay open 24 hours
• To balance budget, Dems must compromise
• Cuba remains mockery, except to Hollywood
• Political Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Quilters’ meeting to feature Collins
• Edom Area Chamber of Commerce seeks scholarship applicants
• Daniels begins job as BISD police chief
• Intermediate schools receive ‘commended’ designation on TEA report
• SilverLeaf developer asks city officials to again reduce fees
• Chandler to apply for park grants
• IN FLIGHT
• Trustees set to discuss search firms on Monday
• Sign-ups for Girls Little Dribblers ends soon
• BCS National Championship first as Auburn takes on Oregon
• Brownsboro places fourth in Bryan Mewbourn Tournament
• Photo
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Conflict in Israel not necessarily indicative of end times
• God breathed life into humanity only once, the Bible tells us
• CULTURE OF DEBT
• With change, it’s all in God’s hands
• Hirsch: Start harvesting now for blueberries, peaches
• Gitmo not a recruiting tool for terrorists
• Economic threats from foreign nations loom
• Lightnin’ Hopkins honored in Houston, Crockett
• Liberals more likely to believe in aliens
• Appellate judge smacks down publisher
• Political Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• Barton of Chandler named to LeTourneau’s President’s List
• TVEC chairman receives certification
• Officials mark School Board Appreciation Month
• PROP 1
• 2 BISD schools rank high on TEA report
• Food pantry helps hundreds during holidays
• Chamber extends deadline for awards picks
• LAKE EFFECT
• More calls prompt ETMC to station ambulance in Brownsboro
• Bearettes Tourney
• Athens Swim Club trains youth
• Sign-ups continue for Girls Little Dribblers
• Brownsboro rolls over Whitehouse in Bearette doubleheader
• America’s conviction, duty remain
• Neeson joins long line of dhimmicrats
• Obama hasn’t learned anything
• Political Cartoon
• Kathleen Rogers
• Beverly Evelyene Coffey
• Paxson attends TEA Party event
• HEALTH MATTERS
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• 1,000 cans of food donated to God’s Open Hands
• DPS
• Photo
• Washington among first to be executed in Texas
• QUICK HITS
• CenturyLink offers help to consumers
• COUNTY ATTORNEY CLINT DAVIS
• Trustees should reconsider Caldwell
• State lacks authority to enforce own laws
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• City official: ‘We need more water’
• Council to add clarifier before expanding plant
• Chandler burglary suspect remains jailed
• ‘Lots Of Close Calls’
• Even atheists can know right, wrong
• THE MASTER’S GIFT
• Believers must not allow false teachers into their homes
• Christ is ‘redeeming factor’ that makes us acceptable
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Masters to mark 50-year anniversary
• BEARETTES TOURNEY
• Student-athletes rack up honors
• Bears drop pair to Cayuga Wildcats, Lindale Eagles
• TVCC names students to honor roll
• Area graduates receive diplomas
• Pratt, Marshall homes make headlines
• Obama’s hostility, partisanship energize opponents
• Liberals continue to rage at Obama, complain
• Trustees must do better on explaining closed sessions
• For liberals, mental illness can be amusing
• Political Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• DPS warns against traveling to Mexico
• Allen to perform in Ben Wheeler
• Photo
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• TxDOT denies Brownsboro’s request for speed-limit changes
• IS THAT YOU?
• Hometown Heroes donations exceed last year’s numbers
• CAMPUS REPORT CARD
• Up to 5 district employees considered for top job
• Scriptures describe ‘hand of God’
• In true church, Christ is the Head
• Husbands must treat wives with respect, understanding
• Recapture the spirit of Christmas in the Bible
• Brownsboro football represented well in all-district honors
• Bearettes go 3-2 in Shootout, earn 4th place
• Bears win two, lose two in tournament
• ACHIEVEMENT
• History shows Romney will represent GOP
• White House must convince Dems on compromise
• Montanans remember Tester’s 3,562
• Political Cartoon
• By law, Emanuel can’t run for mayor of Chicago
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Flint woman pinned at Mary Hardin event
• Sheriffs often recruited posses to run down outlaws
• Photos
• QUICK HITS
• TXDOT
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• HONORED
• State ranks BISD low on FAST report
• Chandler police seek home-invasion suspect
• Chamber: awards nods still needed
• Search firm could be hired to find next superintendent
• Trustees offer $42,500 contract to SRO
• COMIN’ TO TOWN
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Scripture shows God has sense of humor
• Bible is silent on Christians observing Christmas holiday
• Chandler’s Faith Baptist Church welcomes new pastor
• The Christmas season: Hectic or holy?
• Great Texas Shoot-out Brackets
• Brownsboro Bears win two of four in second week
• Dems may offer unwelcome Christmas gift
• Someone should guard Jimmy Carter’s mouth
• Liberals obsessed with tragedy, gore
• Cartoon
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Untitled
• Old maps offer valuable information to historians
• QUICK HITS
• Photograph
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• Kappa Pi members visit museum
• Alpha Gamma Delta initiates Hargrave into membership
• Wilhite named Citizen of Year
• Several hundred attend Thanksgiving dinner
• America needs more selfless leaders
• Henderson to perform during Ben Wheeler New Year’s Eve event
• Theppharaj to open 2 more businesses in Chandler
• Council members host workshop on treatment plant
• Officials narrow field for resource officer
• Chandler bank sets food drive
• THE SHOOTOUT
• Trustees to discuss search for new superintendent
• Photograph
• GRACE OF GOD
• Seeker-sensitive churches often prove to be ‘divisive’
• Lake Palestine UMC to offer ‘Blue Christmas Worship’
• Churches play critical role in helping retirees
• Christmas Tour of Homes set for Saturday
• Chandler man wins Houston Texans Season Tickets
• Bears basketball starts season off with split
• THE SABBATH
• Communion should be taken ‘fairly often’
• QUICK HITS
• Brownsboro Hich School receives ACT award
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• More than 145 girls attend Drama Queen’ conference at Rock Hill
• Dems want to do battle over social issues
• Cartoon
• Americans must change minds about TSA
• Reader: Build schools closer to Chandler
• GOP must push moratorium on earmarks
• Balanced Budget Amendment Now must pass
• Clever expressions used widely by East Texans
• Board of Directors named for Chandler Historical Society
• TxDOT
• Photograph
• Chandler church to host holiday event
• Donations slow for Hometown Heroes
• Lights of Ben Wheeler set for Tuesday
• Brownsboro PD to install new radios in January
• SilverLeaf expected to begin Phase 2 this month
• City official: Officer’s actions saved building from burning
• Lake Palestine church seeks caller
• God restores joy to those who remember His blessings
• Communication must be priority in relationships
• Brownsboro drops pair to Jacksonville, Kerens
• TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
• BROWNSBORO STANDOUTS
• GOP can’t get cocky
• Blame Drudge for ‘pat-downs’ controversy
• Obama the most anti-Israel president in history
• Americans neither left nor right
• Cartoon
• Hensarling elected to leadership post
• Volunteers make selfless contributions
• Abundance of food during holiday season a tribute to effectiveness of ag industry
• QUICK HITS
• TOUR OF HOMES
• Downtown Edom to host tree-lighting ceremony
• Shooting Stars in the Park set for Dec. 7 in Brownsboro
• Public Citizen’s Smith addresses ETECO on air, water quality
• Famous weapons at Alamo lost in mists of history
• Nominations sought for awards banquet
• Officials to interview resource officers on Tuesday
• IN THE PAINT
• Two judgements to come for believers, unbelievers
• Chamber to elect five new officers for 3-year terms
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Humans weren’t created for God’s pleasure
• Bible describes meaning of love
• Book of Romans explains God’s grace
• Women’s Unity Fellowship to host sixth Christmas Tour of Homes
• Brownsboro players receive All-District honors
• Basketball, volleyball standout Shaffer signs with Louisiana university
• Bearettes start with wins over Eaglettes, Lady Tigers
• Mistakes doom Bears in bi-district playoff loss
• Cure for bitterness: A grateful heart
• Obama still doesn’t get it
• Americans mobilize against big government
• Budget amendment to constitution needed
• Democrats become shop-worn retreads
• Cartoon
• Ila Brown Spradlin
• COUNTY ATTORNEY CLINT DAVIS
• CHANDLER ELEMENTARY
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• Alverson to perform in Ben Wheeler
• Symptoms: How to recognize when to seek medical care
• QUICK HITS
• Photograph
• Brownsboro High School’s ‘Grease: School Edition’ set for tonight
• Entertainment lineup announced for holiday gathering
• RESERVE CENTER
• A ‘GOODEN’ TIME
• Chandler food pantry seeks donations during holiday season
• New campus to be ready by 2012, officials say
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Soul-mate concept often used as excuse to divorce
• Messiah’s ‘personality’ drew people to Him
• Christians often rely on God as ‘external source’
• Durie Joe Gray
• FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD
• Otis Boyd Rainwater
• Natural, supernatural evidence prove Bible’s authenticity
• Donald Wayne Wilson
• Each Christian receives spiritual gifts
• Untitled
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• AFP to host Tuohy in Tyler
• QUICK HITS
• Photograph
• Bearettes fall short in fifth set, season comes to a close
• Hensarling promotes Texas native
• Bears face tough task in bi-district playoffs
• Band deserves more attention from paper
• BROWNSBORO BAND
• Reader thanks Statesman for election-night coverage
• KAPPI PI
• More than 20 performers to attend holiday event
• Photograph
• Treatment-plant expansion an option for Chandler City Council, official says
• Texans honored at Shiloh in Corinth, Miss.
• Caldwell: Athletic areas intolerable’
• Voters punish Obama, Dems
• Confusion reported at polling places
• America should slice its UN budget
• Obama remains defiant after Nov. 2
• GOING ‘WILD’
• Cartoon
• After 35 years, Statesman to move to Chandler
• Grimes to present program on cotton-theory quilting
• Ribbon Cutting
• Drama Queen’ conference to focus on teen girls’ self-worth, image
• Hometown Heroes seeks donations
• WIN — AND IN
• Bearettes beat Rusk, lose tiebreaker match to Bullard
• Incumbents, GOP carry county, state races
• Owens, Taylor lead Bears to win, playoff berth
• Voters approve one of two BISD propositions
• Health-care regulations crush small businesses
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Obama comes crashing down
• Charismatic movement continues to grow
• Change needed within ‘corrupt’ CBC
• TRINITY IN HEAVEN
• Tea Party changes face of election
• Believers must live by God’s view, not their own
• Cartoon
• BISD BOND ELECTION RESULTS
• Five symptoms spike pulse of most physicians
• Bearette's Breakfast
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• QUICK HITS
• Edom Civic Theatre sets final production of season on Nov. 12
• CHANDLER FUMC
• Obama makes incoherent’ argument
• Christ never silent to His own
• Campuses can’t wait any longer for help
• God comes first in relationships
• Council attacks marriage again
• Five years later, late pastor’s words still bring life
• Cartoon
• Church News
• About 10,000 attend Hog Fest
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• Old Bonner house offers rich history
• Serving in Iraq: A ‘miracle in the desert
• Ribbon Cutting
• Importance rightfully placed on classrooms, athletics
• Railroad speculation soared after Civil War
• Brownsboro school’s theatre deparment seeks national recognition
• Recycle center to re-open in Chandler
• Halloween hours set for Brownsboro
• LITTLE PUMPKINS
• Bearettes rebound with victory over Lady Hornets
• Candidates for state, federal, other offices on Tuesday’s ballot
• Hornets take sting out of Bears in 63-21 win
• Voters appear split on BISD bond election
• Brownsboro High School band set to compete in UIL contest
• QUICK HITS
• $18 million pledged for hospital in Tyler
• Quilters’ Guild of East Texas to meet today
• “Evening Out” set for Oct. 22
• BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
• Delta Kappa Gamma chapters meet
• Echo Creek Golf Club Championship Winners
• Some students ignored in bond-election process
• Bearettes move to 4-0 in district play
• Check politics at door when voting on bond
• Owens leads Bears in district-opening win
• Brownsboro businesses set hours for Halloween
• Campaign attacks prominent in election season
• Tea Party to host forum on BISD election
• Emanuel gives unwarranted praise to Obama
• BUILDING A WAY Ground-clearing phase complete as Segment 3A construction begins
• Interview sheds light on liberal hypocrisy, irony
• Edom Festival of the Arts set for this weekend
• Cartoon
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• POW-WOW
• Demonic, angelic activities continue on Earth
• Awards handed out during annual banquet
• Such belief system based on ‘bad’ philosophy
• Stories of Indians continue to draw attention
• Path to ministry often takes strange turns
• Recalling Babe Ruth’s appearances in Corrigan, other places
• BLOCKED
• QUICK HITS
• Full slate expected for Pow-Wow on Saturday
• Lucas Lovejoy remains atop 3A poll
• Faith Baptist to host ‘note-burning’ ceremony
• BEARETTES VOLLEYBALL Bearettes knock down Lady Panthers
• THE INTERPRETATIONS
• Bears begin district play on Friday
• Few political issues linked to spiritual mandates
• Daingerfield named after captain
• Christians, unbelievers face different eternities
• Healthcare ruse to cost Dems
• Democrats could offer ‘October surprise’
• Cartoon
• Feral hogs put crops at risk
• New Library Sign
• TxDOT makes mess of ditch on FM 2010
• Bond election must be decided on merits
• Reader praises newspaper for printing truth
• Golden Girls director reflects on new position, career
• Eaton encourages parents to attend conference in Kilgore
• More shops set to open in Ben Wheeler
• West Lake to host Crain in revival
• 61 calls made to BPD in Aug.
• Faith, discipline central to raising teenagers
• COUNTY ATTORNEY CLINT DAVIS
• Junior High Cheerleaders Attend Clinic
• Knowing God’s voice comes from studying, believing the Bible
• CSCOPE, Ignite! Learning form partnership
• Holy Spirit given as Christ’s ‘compensation’
• ‘GOLDEN’ CARS
• QUICK HITS
• Quilters’ Guild to meet today
• Little Dribblers meeting set for Sunday
• Brownsboro graduate promoted to major
• Brownsboro Beats Fairfield
• Male cub named after mayor turns out to be female
• Thompson’s 157 yards carry Bears past Panthers
• Voter registration deadline set for Oct. 4
• HOMECOMING 2010
• NEW MEMBERS
• Here’s my five-finger list of ‘Big Dreams’
• Collegeprep events set at BHS
• Dems run away from Pelosi
• Edom festival features musicians, bands
• Congress must stop creating more U.S. debt
• Council OKs changes to speedlimit signs
• Obama supporter Powell goes after White House
• HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Departure brings back Yiddish memories
• Better campuses to aid economy, some say
• Cartoon
• Officials consider hiring school-resource officer
• Republicans stumble in Tea Party debate
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Starting own war could lift Obama
• First United Methodist Church to celebrate 99th anniversary
• Cartoon
• HOLY MATRIMONY
• Landen Epperson
• Questioning God doesn’t always show ‘lack of faith’
• East Texas Christian Academy grand opening set for today
• QUICK HITS
• 4-H CLOVER KIDS
• Football Action
• Henderson County Master Gardeners to host workshops
• Lucas Lovejoy atop coaches’ volleyball poll
• DMV unveils new sticker
• TOUCHDOWN!
• CBACC
• BHS grad to coach at UT-Tyler
• Business of the Month
• Brownsboro hangs on for 49-48 win over Gladewater
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
• Parade to feature charter Lions members
• COPD often affects older patients
• Chandler to use CodeRed system on Tuesday
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• AD: More space needed at high school
• Weekly newspapers provide interesting tidbits
• Chandler OKs budget, tax rate
• American innovation begins in classrooms
• THE COURT
• Obama offers ‘mystifying’ strategy
• Christ is the medicine for wounded hearts
• Opal Young relative recalls memories of old
• Outloook remains dim for Dems
• Addressing border violence must be security priority
• Obama likely to disappoint friends, foes
• Fringe parties offer failure
• Cartoon
• CHANDLER 4-H
• Clyde W. Loudamy
• 4-H CLOVER KIDS
• ETMC to host one-day retreat
• KBB clean-up set for Sat. in Brownsboro
• Henderson county Attorney's Office Gets Award
• Bluegrass band to perform
• After 35 years with Statesman, Jones announces retirement
• Bears junior-high teams split with Pirates
• Hulls get help from ‘Love’
• Taylor leads Bears to 44-7 win over Pirates
• Pyle joins Brownsboro police as reserve officer
• Little Dribblers to host meeting
• COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
• Photos From Last Week's Game
• Trustees OK spending over $78,000 on wireless service
• BEARETTES VOLLEYBALL
• Christian apologetics combat false doctrine, attacks
• Officials: Renovated Bear Stadium exceeds expectations
• HOW TO PRAY
• Here are a few ways to save time, money on supplies
• VANDAL — IZED
• Christian musicians to attend girls’ event at Rock Hill
• Edom Festival of the Arts
• Chandler couple copes with son’s diagnosis
• Cartoon
• ‘Rebuilding A Community’
• QUICK HITS
• FACE OF CHRIST
• Kappi Pi chapter hosts first meeting of year
• Salvation doesn’t include step-by-step instruction manual
• Mistakes doom Bears in home-opening loss
• As warm temps break, so should church’s anxiety
• Dangerous world needs stronger leadership
• Gerson gets Tea Party movement wrong
• Bible sides with GOP principles
• FRESH FALL FLAVORS
• EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
• Coronary Artery Disease begins in teen years
• HENDERSON COUNTY GOP I love curmudgeons!
• Campus improvements worth the cost
• Crisp joins Statesman as sports, news reporter
• More than 80 artists scheduled for Oct. Edom Festival of Arts
• GOP vs. Dems: Who’s best for economy
• Cartoon
• QUICK HITS
• CHANDLER BRIEFS
• Business of the Month
• Petitioner thanks community for support
• Public hearing set on proposed budget
• Treatment-plant expansion not expected for months
• CHANDLER 4-H
• Chandler man receives second transplant
• CHANDLER NURSING CENTER
• WAY TO VICTORY
• Quilters set to install officers
• Chandler looks to loan $140,000 to SilverLeaf
• Ford’s Player of Week program returns
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• Bears win season opener in ‘thrilling’ fashion
• THE INTERPRETATIONS
• EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
• In Heaven, focus will be worship, not reuniting with friends, family
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Book of Revelation written to give believers hope
• Obama’s approval ratings continue to dive
• Obama’s foreign policy remains a disaster
• Examining whereabouts of Texas’ most famous graves
• EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
• Chandler to use revenue bonds to pay for treatment-plant upgrades
• HEALTH MATTERS
• Brownsboro teen focuses on college after European trip
• Reid adds to Dems’ struggles
• New restaurant set to open in Brownsboro
• Low taxes remain key to economic recovery
• THE FIRST DAY
• Obama makes Ground Zero mosque his own
• Trustees call November election on tax increase
• Truth revealed on health bill
• Cartoon
• Rock Hill Baptist to add third worship service
• Untitled
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH
• Traffic deaths fall in 2009, TxDOT report shows
• Opelika welcomes new pastor
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Denominations often divide Christians instead of uniting them
• BACKPACK BLESSINGS
• Relationship with Christ must come first
• QUICK HITS
• Spiritual growth should be normal for believers
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• Lake Palestine Poker Run set for Sept. 4
• Business of the Month
• Realty company marks achievement
• WRITER’S CORNER
• Advocacy center launches campaign against child abuse
• FOREST GROVE
• Golden Girls ‘junior clinic’ set for Sept. 4
• BMC Rangers finish runner-up at tourney
• Public hearing scheduled on proposed tax rate
• 5K run set for Sat.
• Seafood grill expected to open in weeks
• Rock Hill gathers school supplies for Brownsboro, Chandler
• WORLD STAGE Chandler teen suits up for Junior League Series
• Passing the torch: clubs, organizations
• City mulls Martin rental
• Low levels of Dopamine linked to Parkinson’s Disease
• Chandler could use revenue bonds, not certificates
• Home tour to feature ‘dog-trot’ breezeways
• Old Testament account provides intrigue, deception
• Council member: Take time to learn facts
• Jesus tells unbelieving Pharisees Satan’s their father
• Obama continues to blame Bush
• Blessings come from obeying God’s plan
• Capitol, Annapolis should honor Reid, Douglass
• Collateral damage hurts war efforts
• Cartoon
• Untitled
• WRITER’S CORNER
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• QUICK HITS
• 4-H Clover Kids meeting set for Aug. 29
• CIS ‘Meet the Teacher’ scheduled for tonight
• Ensure your investments work hard
• Trinidad VFD to host New Grace Trio
• GOD’S WORD
• Supreme Court could redefine marriage
• No one ‘real’ church found in New Testament
• Foreign policy belongs in spotlight
• Cartoon
• CBACC
• CITY OF MURCHISON
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• Tips offered on how to generate revenue during retirement
• Holding sewer upgrades hostage ‘not right’
• Chandler development awarded tax credits
• Tax holiday set for Aug. 20-22
• Chandler considers raising rates
• WRITER’S CORNER
• SHOT RECORDS Students without immunizations will be turned away, officials say
• QUICK HITS
• Lions Club to celebrate 50th anniversary
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Despite warnings, city not likely to fight petition
• HEALTH MATTERS
• WEST LAKE BAPTIST
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Luke describes Christ’s passage through Nazareth
• GOP races look bad for Dem governors

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