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• Emergency management warns of pipeline testing flares
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Dayton News/Cleveland Advocate hosting political forum Monday night in Dayton
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• TxDOT to host regional meeting regarding I-69 in Cleveland on Tuesday
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Police blotter
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• Undercover narcotics sting ends with arrests
• Burn ban in effect
• Houston: Global headquarters for coiled steel tubing
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• CMS student council prepares for Red Ribbon Week
• District court race heats up at forum
• Traffic stop nets pounds of pot
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Poe discusses border security bill
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• Taste of Cleveland set for Friday
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Bat activity leads to increased calls for animal control officer
• Fallen soldier headed home
• Benefit for injured officer set for Saturday in Cleveland
• One killed in house fire
• Bat activity leads to increased calls for animal control officer
• Fallen soldier headed home
• Benefit for injured officer set for Saturday in Cleveland
• One killed in house fire
• Emergency management warns of pipeline testing flares
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Dayton News/Cleveland Advocate hosting political forum Monday night in Dayton
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• TxDOT to host regional meeting regarding I-69 in Cleveland on Tuesday
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Police blotter
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• Undercover narcotics sting ends with arrests
• Burn ban in effect
• Houston: Global headquarters for coiled steel tubing
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• CMS student council prepares for Red Ribbon Week
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Traffic stop nets pounds of pot
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Dayton News/Cleveland Advocate hosting political forum Monday night in Dayton
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• TxDOT to host regional meeting regarding I-69 in Cleveland on Tuesday
• Poe discusses border security bill
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Police blotter
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Undercover narcotics sting ends with arrests
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• CMS student council prepares for Red Ribbon Week
• Taste of Cleveland set for Friday
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Traffic stop nets pounds of pot
• Benefit for injured officer set for Saturday in Cleveland
• Fallen soldier headed home
• Emergency management warns of pipeline testing flares
• Bat activity leads to increased calls for animal control officer
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Burn ban in effect
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Police raid game room
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Poe discusses border security bill
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• Taste of Cleveland set for Friday
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• Taste of Cleveland set for Friday
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Benefit for injured officer set for Saturday in Cleveland
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Bat activity leads to increased calls for animal control officer
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Benefit for injured officer set for Saturday in Cleveland
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Burn ban in effect
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Police raid game room
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Poe discusses border security bill
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Poe discusses border security bill
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• Taste of Cleveland set for Friday
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Bat activity leads to increased calls for animal control officer
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Taste of Cleveland set for Friday
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Burn ban in effect
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Police raid game room
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Police raid game room
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Poe discusses border security bill
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Department responds to bomb scare in Shepherd
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Burn ban in effect
• County drops indigent care van program
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Burn ban in effect
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Police raid game room
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Poe discusses border security bill
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Texas Forest Service seeking information about recent rash of arson fires
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Senior Citizens Center hosting holiday extravaganza this Friday and Saturday
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Burn ban in effect
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Police raid game room
• District court race heats up at forum
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Looking into problems at the Liberty County Jail
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Group petitioning for recall election to oust council members
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Poe discusses border security bill
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Burn ban in effect
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• County drops indigent care van program
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• Police raid game room
• Burn ban in effect
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• District court race heats up at forum
• Police seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Liberty County Indictments
• Cleveland ISD offering free PSAT classes
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Police blotter
• One killed in house fire
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police raid game room
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Schools host health fair
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Liberty County Indictments
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Fallen soldier headed home
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• One killed in house fire
• Police blotter
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• Cold case murder case results in arrest
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• 14 Houston area high schools sent suspicious powder
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police raid game room
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Schools host health fair
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Liberty County Indictments
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• One killed in house fire
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Fallen soldier headed home
• Police blotter
• One killed in house fire
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• Fallen soldier headed home
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• County drops indigent care van program
• Supporters of fallen soldier line streets in Cleveland
• Police raid game room
• Police blotter
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Schools host health fair
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Liberty County Indictments
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Alleged accomplice in Cleveland PD gun thefts pleads guilty
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Police blotter
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• County drops indigent care van program
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police raid game room
• Police blotter
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Schools host health fair
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Liberty County Indictments
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Police blotter
• Logan indicted for murder of Dayton man
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• Motorcade for fallen soldier to travel through Cleveland on Friday
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Rabid bat found at Cleveland football stadium
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• County drops indigent care van program
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police raid game room
• Police blotter
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Schools host health fair
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• Liberty County Indictments
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Advocate to host debate tonight at civic center
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Advocate to host debate tonight at civic center
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Police blotter
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• ACQUITTED
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• County drops indigent care van program
• Police blotter
• Police raid game room
• Schools host health fair
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Liberty County Indictments
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• 78 homeowners helped by Ike-related grant
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• ACQUITTED
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• County drops indigent care van program
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police raid game room
• Police blotter
• County drops indigent care van program
• Schools host health fair
• Police raid game room
• Liberty County Indictments
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• County considers debris removal contracts
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Renovations begin at Liberty airport
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Coldspring soldier killed in war
• Police blotter
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• ACQUITTED
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Liberty County Indictments
• Police blotter
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in general election
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Simulator gives students a view of alcohol’s effects
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Tarkington firefighters respond to emergencies
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• One click or call -- TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• TCEQ fines Cleveland saw mill $7,500 for various infractions
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• ACQUITTED
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Liberty County Indictments
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• ACQUITTED
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Liberty County Indictments
• Cleveland City Council appoints interim City Manager
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Warrants
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• First section of bypass under construction - again
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• ACQUITTED
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Liberty County Indictments
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Warrants
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• ACQUITTED
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Liberty County Indictments
• Reaching out to dropouts
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Warrants
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• Cleveland council fires city manager; cost to city $40K
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• ACQUITTED
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Liberty County Indictments
• Reaching out to dropouts
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Warrants
• PraiseFest bolsters Christians
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Special-called council meeting starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Community notes
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Schools host health fair
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Warrants
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Liberty County Indictments
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Community notes
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• ACQUITTED
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Police blotter
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• Police blotter
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Schools host health fair
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Community notes
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• ACQUITTED
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• Police blotter
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Police blotter
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Warrants
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• City council continues playing with budget
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Indictments
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Community notes
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• ACQUITTED
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Community notes
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• ACQUITTED
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Council contemplating termination of city manager
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• City unveils downtown revitalization plans
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• Breast advice: After 40, get mammogram annually
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Community notes
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• ACQUITTED
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• ACQUITTED
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Community notes
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Community notes
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Community notes
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Police nab burglary suspect
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Cleveland Advocate to host political debate
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Halloween, Christmas events planned
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Indictments
• Community notes
• Bad to the Bone finds small-town success
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty County unemployment over 10 since June 2009
• Community notes
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Texas introduces new feature to state vehicle registration sticker
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Cleveland man sentenced to life in prison for murder-for-hire plot
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Warrants
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Indictments in Lunsford assault case made public
• City council continues playing with budget
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Indictments
• Community notes
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Community notes
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Community notes
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Police blotter
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Warrants
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Woman found shot along SH 321
• City council continues playing with budget
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Warrants
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Community notes
• Indictments
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Police blotter
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Reaching out to dropouts
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Police blotter
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Sheriff denies knowledge of captain’s alleged crimes
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• City council continues playing with budget
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Indictments
• Community notes
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Community notes
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• City council continues playing with budget
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Indictments
• Community notes
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Community notes
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• New indictment, new charges: Sheriff’s captain accused of buying and trading illegal items
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Commissioners appear before federal grand jury
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Indictments
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Community notes
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Community notes
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Tarkington Roundup to benefit student foundation
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Publicity of animal cruelty case helps in apprehension of suspect
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• City council continues playing with budget
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• County rejects resolution to change TxDOT affiliation
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• City council continues playing with budget
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Indictments
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• VFD chief out on bond
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Tarkington home destroyed by fire
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• VFD chief out on bond
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Cleveland sales tax payments still down compared to 2009
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Reward offered for person who threw dog in river
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Former Cleveland police chief convicted of thefts
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• City council continues playing with budget
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Indictments
• County considers move to Houston TxDOT office
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Cleveland High School cancels classes for Monday
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• VFD chief out on bond
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• One killed in three-car collision
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Dog rescued after being thrown into Trinity River
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Police need help to crack case
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Police blotter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Armed robbery suspect from Louisiana picked up in Cleveland
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Police need help to crack case
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• VFD chief out on bond
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• One killed in three-car collision
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• VFD chief out on bond
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Police blotter
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Open house held today at constable’s office
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• One killed in three-car collision
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Deadline nears for Military Service Academy nominations
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Police need help to crack case
• Schools benefit from supply drive
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Open house held today at constable’s office
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• One killed in three-car collision
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Police need help to crack case
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• VFD chief out on bond
• Community notes
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Cleveland man sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for child pornography
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Metro $900 million grant bid fails to cut muster
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Community notes
• VFD chief out on bond
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• One killed in three-car collision
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Police need help to crack case
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• VFD chief out on bond
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• One killed in three-car collision
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• San Jacinto County Toyz For Kidz Golf Tournament still has openings
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Teen slowly heals from near-fatal crash
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Ag commissioner makes stop in Cleveland
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Police need help to crack case
• Community notes
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• Hilltop Restaurant: A tasty alternative
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Police need help to crack case
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Healthy Habitat grants available for school projects
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Two Cleveland doctors among 187 doctors disciplined by medical board
• VFD chief out on bond
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Sam Houston EC puts $2.2 million back in members’ pockets
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• CISD teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• City, business owners making progress on downtown revitalization
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• One killed in three-car collision
• Cleveland school board OKs amended budget
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Former Dayton pastor pleads guilty to arson
• Houston man convicted for selling fake Viagra pills
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Police need help to crack case
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• VFD chief out on bond
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• One killed in three-car collision
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Police need help to crack case
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• VFD chief out on bond
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• One killed in three-car collision
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• One killed in three-car collision
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Police need help to crack case
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• VFD chief out on bond
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Parks and Wildlife now accepting applications for environmental grants for children
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Trial reset for sheriff’s captain
• VFD chief out on bond
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Texas Dept. of Health urges caution for Labor Day weekend
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Liberty man pleads guilty to federal firearms violations
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Coldspring postal worker indicted for mail theft
• One killed in three-car collision
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Police need help to crack case
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• VFD chief out on bond
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• One killed in three-car collision
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Police need help to crack case
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Authorities find $1.9 mil drug crop in San Jac. County woods
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• One killed in three-car collision
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Police need help to crack case
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Cleveland Police Department receives incentive awards
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• City considering tax rate increase
• Members of Cleveland City Council vow not to raise property taxes
• Collision on FM 1725 ties up traffic
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Police need help to crack case
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Punkin-Evergreen VFD chief arrested for soliciting minor online
• One killed in three-car collision
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Work not over to clean up BP oil
• Cleveland ISD changes dual language program
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Burglary suspect nabbed at 321 Mini-Storage
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Liberty County receives grant funds for law enforcement
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Police need help to crack case
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Tarkington ISD board approves balanced budget, pay raise
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• City council vows not to raise property taxes
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Man given five life sentences for police shooting
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Collision on Fm 1725 ties up traffic on Tuesday afternoon
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• One killed in three-car collision
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Cleveland ISD gives first-day stats, plans for health fair
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• City considering tax rate increase
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• One killed in three-car collision
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• City considering tax rate increase
• Collision on Fm 1725 ties up traffic on Tuesday afternoon
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Collision on Fm 1725 ties up traffic on Tuesday afternoon
• City considering tax rate increase
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• County commissioners summoned to federal grand jury
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Motorcyclist dies in morning wreck
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• One killed in three-car collision
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield in Porter
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Collision on Fm 1725 ties up traffic on Tuesday afternoon
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Man nabbed on bank robbery charges
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Collision on Fm 1725 ties up traffic on Tuesday afternoon
• City considering tax rate increase
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield by Porter
• City considering tax rate increase
• Fitzgerald now asking voters to choose him as write-in candidate
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Williams Airfield by Porter
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Texas unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent
• Kids return to class, safety encouraged
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Hospital officials plan for future, financial goals
• City considering tax rate increase
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• Cleveland ISD updates technology
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility to be on ballot
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Myers is named Halliburton Hometown Hero
• GPS systems helps Special Rangers recover stolen tractor
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• CPD looking to clear warrants
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• City considering tax rate increase
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• City considering tax rate increase
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility to be on ballot
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• County judge protests successor’s eligibility to be on ballot
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• City considering tax rate increase
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Man missing on Lake Conroe
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Man involved in train fatality identified
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• Two alleged Aryan Brotherhood members charged with murder
• City considering tax rate increase
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Trial date set for indicted cop
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Police blotter
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• Projection measure in rankings creates controversy
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Man missing on Lake Conroe
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Man involved in train fatality identified
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Police blotter
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• Projection measure in rankings creates controversy
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Man missing on Lake Conroe
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Man involved in train fatality identified
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Police blotter
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• County judge candidate not removed from ballot - for now
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Robber hits Whataburger for second time in two weeks
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• Cleveland medical facility files for bankruptcy
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Sheriff’s captain indicted
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Sheriff's captain faces 107-count indictment
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Liberty County sheriff’s captain indicted on 107 counts
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• Comptroller’s Office releases list of tax-free items
• City considering tax rate increase
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• 45 people arrested in truancy warrant roundup
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Trial date set for indicted cop
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Police blotter
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Trial date set for indicted cop
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Police blotter
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• Projection measure in rankings creates controversy
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Man missing on Lake Conroe
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Man involved in train fatality identified
• Police blotter
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• Hospital district buys Liberty-Dayton Regional Medical Center
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Polk County Man sentenced for beating death of infant
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Cleveland High School announces annual ‘Meet the Indians’
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Polk County Man sentenced for beating death of infant
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Sheriff’s captain indicted
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Sheriff's captain faces 107-count indictment
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Liberty County sheriff’s captain indicted on 107 counts
• City considering tax rate increase
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• Comptroller’s Office releases list of tax-free items
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• 45 people arrested in truancy warrant roundup
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Police blotter
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Female homeowner shoots at suspected burglar in Moss Hill
• Police blotter
• Account set up for injured Cleveland police officer
• Projection measure in rankings creates controversy
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• Projection measure in rankings creates controversy
• Fire that killed mother, son was latest tragedy for family
• Splendora man accused of robbing convenience store
• Man missing on Lake Conroe
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Man missing on Lake Conroe
• San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Dept. responds to three suicides
• Cleveland sales tax payment still down
• Man involved in train fatality identified
• Hospital building razed in preparation for land renovation
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Man involved in train fatality identified
• Hospital building razed in preparation for land renovation
• Cleveland woman arrested in Nacogdoches County; charged with possessing 60 grams of meth
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• CPD looking for persons with warrants
• Police blotter
• Cleveland police looking for robbery suspects
• CPD looking for persons with warrants
• Police blotter
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Cleveland officer injured in accident
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• GED and ESL classes available this fall
• Cleveland officer injured in accident
• Shots fired at Cleveland business
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• Hospital district buys Liberty-Dayton Regional Medical Center
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• State increases communication on bridge weight limits
• Hospital district buys Liberty-Dayton Regional Medical Center
• Military officer predicts higher troop casualties likely in Afghanistan
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Polk County Man sentenced for beating death of infant
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Free community awareness, drug prevention seminar planned
• Polk County Man sentenced for beating death of infant
• Identical wrecks on US 59 trigger cause for concern
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Cleveland High School announces annual ‘Meet the Indians’
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Open house to focus on transportation needs
• Cleveland High School announces annual ‘Meet the Indians’
• Mother, son die in Montgomery County house fire
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Polk County Man sentenced for beating death of infant
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Attorney General defends challenge to healthcare bill
• Polk County Man sentenced for beating death of infant
• Anthrax is here, vaccinate livestock now
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Sheriff’s captain indicted
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Back-to-school events planned at TISD
• Sheriff’s captain indicted
• Couple arrested in Nacogdoches County for meth possession
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Sheriff's captain faces 107-count indictment
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Law enforcement searching for kidnapping suspect
• Sheriff's captain faces 107-count indictment
• Armed robbery at liquor store leads to arrest of Splendora man
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Liberty County sheriff’s captain indicted on 107 counts
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• Fatality forces closure of US 105 west of Dobbin on Monday
• Liberty County sheriff’s captain indicted on 107 counts
• Building renamed in honor of former county attorney
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• Comptroller’s Office releases list of tax-free items
• City considering tax rate increase
• TxDOT urges Texans to avoid a DWI this summer
• Comptroller’s Office releases list of tax-free items
• City considering tax rate increase
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• 45 people arrested in truancy warrant roundup
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Cleveland Middle School holds annual Minnow Camp
• 45 people arrested in truancy warrant roundup
• Tarkington firefighters prepare for water rescues
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Trial date set for indicted cop
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping, attempted sex assault of teen
• Trial date set for indicted cop
• Rice: Hometown deals available in Cleveland
• School Doles Unsavory Fare to Bad Kids
• Dr Langeland, Chiropractor, celebrates 25 years in Cleveland

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