Jacksonville, TX News

• Jacksonville, TX News
• 2nd Annual Tomato Throwdown
• Agencies gearing up for Memorial Day weekend
• Street blocked for sewer work
• Fourth-graders give scholarships, learn about college
• Bullard council tables website decision
• 2nd Annual Tomato Throwdown
• 28th Annual Jacksonville Tomato Fest
• LMC employees receive furlough notice
• JISD alters graduation requirement for pair of subjects
• Rusk ISD lunch prices to rise 25 cents
• County boasts 'pretty good' turnout
• Organizations provide summer lunches for students
• Dome homes
• Police seek burglary suspects
• Details being worked out to bring new industry
• Jacksonville ISD to discuss changing graduation requirements
• Fake gun nets same charge as real ones
• Donations sought to help cover homeless man's funeral costs
• Today’s Tops in Texas Rodeo events
• Rusk gets first application by business for liquor sales
• Donations being accepted for planned Bullard park
• Troup introduces new board members to public
• Law enforcement honors fallen brethren
• Luncheon kicks off rodeo
• Man found near death
• Cuney police investigating home invasion
• Seniors celebrate nursing home week
• Nearly 200 show up for 1st day of early voting
• County official nixes idea of outsourcing tax collections
• Man arrested after Sunday chase
• Commissioners clash over road annexation vote
• Troups voters vote out all incumbent school board members
• Oscar Harper, Jacksonville’s ‘bicycle man,’ passes away at age 79
• Railroad operator: Spill was final straw
• Local business helps kids with Mother's Day gift
• Rusk OKs liquor sales
• JISD G.T. students display projects
• TSRA board approves sale of railroad
• Cuney receives grant to fix roads
• Officials: Good turnout for early voting
• New plan would save Cuney post office
• Stuck truck stalls traffic
• Decrease in students entering school’s alternative programs
• State senate candidates disagree on issues affecting education
• Playground designer gets input from Bullard kids
• Police look for men who robbed local bakery
• Bullard votes to add officer
• One NS officer retires, city hires another
• Jacksonville council approves zoning change to allow day care
• Railroad might be for sale
• JEDCO working out details for new business
• Kosovo official tours East Texas, visits Brook Hill School
• Alums bid farewell to Wright, East Side
• East Texas road work
• Meetings: Bullard looks to add police officer
• Flames’ reflection in TV saves couple’s house
• Jacksonville College, Lon Morris honor graduates for 2012
• West Side students celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Quick response: Firefighters answer call to own backyard
• Constables: Illegal dumping rises when economy falters
• Pet vaccination drive set for next week
• Candidates questioned about community needs
• ETMC wins competition aiding literacy council
• Police seek suspect in Wednesday robbery
• Money and education top questions to candidates
• Rusk ISD polls candidates on school issues
• Armed Robbery at Jacksonville store
• Businesses get creative with tomatoes
• JBC installs alert system
• UT, A&M systems consider raising tuition
• Cherokee County man sentenced on federal wildlife violations
• Students roundup school memories
• Mix start in early voting for May 12 election
• One dead in Bullard accident over weekend
• Cherokee GOP names delegates, platform
• Weekend events raise funds, awareness
• Residents fight to save Cuney post office
• Early voting begins Monday in local elections
• Relay for Life raises over $323,000 in fight against cancer
• Jacksonville civic, business leader Douglas passes away at age 78
• Students plant at high school campus
• Justices refuse stay, Adams executed
• Fox guilty on state tampering charges
• Sons of Confederate Veterans donate to J’ville library
• Elementary students get tour of arboretum
• Court order restores Adams’ execution
• Man critical after struck by auto
• Fox trial resumes after 3 week delay
• Walk a mile in her shoes
• 2 charged in alleged 2009 burglaries
• Bullard seeks kids’ input on new playground
• Bone marrow registry needs diversity
• Adams wins death row reprieve
• Local parties pick delegates to platforms, state convention
• Old Jacksonville jail sale moves a little closer
• LMC pay March 31 payroll
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in accident
• Jacksonville’s battle with mosquitos slated for this week
• A&E auctioneer helps with art sale to benefit scholarships
• Bullard to expand wastewater treatment facility
• Cleanup: $205,000 so far
• Post office closures will slow delivery
• GOP seeks input for May forum
• Jacksonville College planning to offer classes in San Antonio
• Trial date set for school financial lawsuits
• Trial resumes next week, postponed for 3 weeks
• Former protective service agent trial postponed
• 1 injured in Friday night stabbing
• Foundation gets back to business
• Bullard to make city ordinances accessible to public
• Rusk ISD joins local schools in concerns over standardized testing
• Bullard ISD to meet tonight
• JEDCO looks at ways to aid literacy council
• Rusk OKs deal with YMCA on public pool
• Commission weighs options for rail line
• Tuesday deadline looms to file income tax returns
• Rain hoped to limit 2012 East Texas wildfire risk
• Gopher Fest a touch of Americana
• U.S. rep fields questions on economy, gas prices, debt
• ‘We need more young farmers’
• Today last day to register to vote in May 12 local elections
• Even with $3,000 fee to YMCA, city still saves cash
• NS declines to extend city limits
• Bogus email being sent about May 12 local elections
• Boy struck in front of school in good condition Tuesday
• Suspects identified in officer involved shooting
• Portions of problem road fixed
• LMC delays payroll again
• 2 in hospital after trying to run over deputy
• Officials clash over state law, own procedure
• Jacksonville City Council to discuss CDBG grant cuts
• Speaker touches on moral issues facing religion
• Police Department becomes crime scene
• Kite Day has kids flying high
• County ranks poorly in health
• Statue pays tribute to local heroes in Rusk
• Incident shows missing procedures working
• Trayvon Martin march to be Saturday in Jacksonville
• Public to be polled on new head of Rusk ISD
• Full circle for JHS’s new coach and AD
• Accused killer’s bond reduced
• Cities to hold citywide cleanup days
• Plea agreement reached in Bullard ex-officer case
• ‘I’m glad to see it open back up’
• Missing ATVs in wake of Mud Nationals
• Missing ATVs in wake of Mud Nationals
• Plea agreement reached in Bullard ex-officer case
• Cities to hold citywide cleanup days
• Fine tuning for concert, contest season
• Mud Nationals relatively quiet for law enforcement
• House of Israel member trial delayed another day
• J’ville police investigating shooting
• Cancer survivors get royal treatment
• Defendant ill, trial may resume on Monday
• Packet falls out of man’s pocket near courthouse, he’s arrested
• Friday proclaimed welcome home day for Vietnam vets
• Mud Nationals: ‘It’s been a blast’
• School officials: Finances open as possible
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Area going Mega crazy with jackpot at $540M
• Police investigate shooting
• Music kicks into high gear on Friday
• Trial session shortened after defendant falls ill
• Troup names new city official
• History museum to move location
• Bullard ISD names 10 to wall of honor for service to town’s youth
• Largent set to leave Rusk ISD
• Rusk's Largent lone finalist for Granbury superintendent
• Mud National attendees pour into area
• 2 accused of chasing vehicle with pipe
• Runaway train rolls to a stop
• Texas students begin STAAR testing
• Justices hear Day 1 health care arguments
• Reklaw enacts cell phone policy for city workers
• Alto police department getting an upgrade
• Officials: Arrests could ‘cut off’ head of gang
• Presidential approval of pipeline disappoints local group
• Bullard Economic Development Corp. to have construction
• One dead in early morning house fire
• Embattled Alto mayor: ‘Very simply I quit’
• ISD officials: Focus on classrooms, not tests
• Routine stop leads to hour-long police chase
• Storms: High winds but some good news
• Suspect identified in county murder case
• NS eyes changing garbage collection company
• Concrete Tomatoes
• Man dies in accident during work on lake home
• Troup nears selection of new city manager
• Council OKs third police vehicle
• Bullard council to use iPads to go paperless
• Local businessman receives 24 wildlife citations
• Giving the road a facelift
• New Summerfield gives raise to utility director, city secretary
• Owners balk at changing companies despite new ordinance
• Bullard nixes request but will look at ordinance
• Five arrested on drug charges
• Recent rains help farmers, ranchers in short term
• Alto police join Crime Stoppers to help solve case
• Road work expected for county roads 3313 and 3908
• Ballots set for primary election
• New Summerfield award money for home repairs
• Jacksonville police, EMS work pair of wrecks Thursday
• 2 held in connection with string of thefts
• 4 arrested in last fall’s New Summerfield riot
• 2 injured when hit by car in New Summerfield
• Smoke from controlled burns drifts over area
• 2nd laundromat burglar arrested, released on bond
• City renews contract, saves $55,000 annually
• West Side Elementary hosts ‘Art and Music Extravaganza’
• New trash pickup irks local businesses
• Warrants issued for attempted burglar
• Filing closed, except for Rusk
• Rusk city council denies railroad loan forgiveness
• New Summerfield ISD to cut music, ESL program
• GOP appoints new chairman
• Home total loss after morning blaze
• High winds cause weekend wildfires
• Police investigating facility burglary
• County Attorney withdraws name from election race
• Local Republican Party officials: Chairman may step down
• Dr. Seuss's birthday inspires reading in New Summerfield ISD
• Attorney: Alto council can’t remove city’s mayor
• Federal court: Hold primary May 29
• School districts polling candidates on issues
• Balloon release launches home’s Relay for Life campaign
• Survey: gas prices jump a nickel across Texas
• BREAKING NEWS: Federal court orders May 29 primary date for Texas
• County chairs hoping for May 29 vote
• Jacksonville advisory board to meet on proposed civic center
• NS to enhance technology at its schools
• Economic coach to help Rusk get more business
• Blaze claims mobile home
• Commissioners: County needs more revenue
• 1 arrested in 10 person fight
• JPD investigating home burglaries
• Cities start taking up railroad proposal
• Closures could slow mail in some areas
• Jacksonville High hosts freshman fair
• Antique shop owner remembered by family, friends and business community
• High winds knock over trees, interrupt power
• Doctor accused of being impaired resigns
• Industry watchers see different reasons for pain at the pump
• City of Alto joins Gallatin, Reklaw against TransCanada pipeline
• Police: Pair attempted to rob laundromat
• Bullard ISD prepares for band growth
• Woman hurt in wreck in good condition at ETMC-Tyler
• Man wanted on sex charges turns himself in
• Bullard High School students to receive MacBooks next year
• Troup to speak with lone city manager finalist
• City OKs smoking ordinance
• Alto interim superintendent named sole finalist
• 3 car wreck off of Highway 175, 1 airlifted
• JC women lose by 3 to Lady Bucs
• Wells fifth-grader advances to regional spelling bee
• Guzman named homecoming queen for Jacksonville College
• Smoking ban proposal irks some people
• State defers STAAR's effect on grades for a year
• Loans may be sticking point
• Residents want road improved, but commissioner says funding an issue
• Cherokee County experiencing phone outages
• More candidates file in local races
• REDCO nixes funding plan
• United Fund meets goal to help nonprofits
• Indians fall to John Tyler, 34-30; free throw woes hurt JHS
• Company president: Railroad will continue to run
• Campaign signs up too early in Jacksonville
• Front brings haze to area
• Seeking Adoption
• Railroad's fate remains uncertain
• AHR letter to Rusk, Palestine, authority on the railroad
• Baseball field renovations
• County: Requests might run afoul of law
• Candidates line up for school board, council positions
• Body of missing pilot found in East Texas
• TSRR seeks help or it could face suspending operations
• Forecasters see end to La Niña but it may not bring drought relief
• Alto police force adds tool to help in fighting crime
• Bullard bans smoking in city park
• Aircraft found in Lake Palestine after taking off from Cherokee airport
• JEDCO, city to have joint representation
• Alto looks to update infrastructure, town is ‘worn out, structurally’
• Model U.N. gives students a global perspective
• 2 men charged in aggravated assault
• Alto police hire two new officers
• Rusk officials mull education partnerships
• Taxes hot topic at GOP forum
• Trustees: Seminary in good financial shape
• Rusk officials discuss their youth's future
• Bullard man arrested, charged with allegedly choking girlfriend Sunday
• Republican candidate forum tonight
• Rusk's new council member: Town has ‘great people’
• Changes in store for Daily Progress website this week
• Filing for city, school board elections begins Monday
• Officials investigate illegal dumping
• Troup ISD to save $210,000 over next 3 years
• UIL realignment positive for Jacksonville, Rusk
• Woman dies in one vehicle accident
• Rusk business might expand
• State looks at possibility of two primaries
• County officials concerned by illegal dumping
• JMS student council pushes smoke-free public
• National Letter of Intent today
• City looks to update website
• Band originating at JC returns to Jacksonville
• New Spin on Business After Hours
• Former Bullard police officer trial continued
• State hospital employee arrested on drug charges
• Jacksonville chamber honors citizens for service
• Rusk honors dignitaries disguised as bikers at annual chamber banquet
• JHS band march at Disney World
• County cities looking at home grants for residents
• CASA in serious need of volunteers
• Houser appointed to USDA committee
• 87th Annual Banquet
• Rusk officials narrows site of sports complex
• Drought draws hogs out of woods and onto area lawns
• Home broken into — twice in one day
• Bullard officials set date to discuss smoking ban in park
• Reklaw man convicted of assault
• Some, but not many, power outages in area
• Local manufacturer to close its doors in March
• Administrator for city of Troup resigns
• Bullard ISD sets date for election
• Bullard Chamber honors top citizens/ business
• 3 arrested on drug charges during Monday evening raid
• Crimestoppers
• Construction moving along
• Student athletic trainers
• Rainfall benefits crops, but state still in drought
• Rusk considers building business park
• More help for IT sought from commissioners
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• LMC pays remainder of partial paychecks
• Evalutions, filing dates on agendas
• Leadership Institute 2011-2012
• Court throws out judge-drawn Texas electoral maps
• Slight cold front slated for weekend
• Perry dropping out of GOP race
• Presidents rejects plan by TransCanada — for now
• New owner outlines plan for Nan Travis building
• J’ville police investigate stabbing, 1 man injured
• Area braces for peak of flu season
• Rusk moves forward on sports complex project
• Bullard looks to help low income families with housing
• Jacksonville law firm staff have weekly project to help community
• Firefighters respond to 3 weekend fires
• Alcohol sales factor in cities sales tax revenues
• Tax receipts good, bad new for cities
• Governmental meetings: Bullard sets 3 public meetings, hopes to hold 2
• City to look at vacant council position
• Wall of Fame
• New president sees growth in JC’s future
• Power outages caused by strong winds
• Election officials jittery over redistricting squabble
• County GOP leaders call on local chairman to resign
• Bullard OKs procedure for earlier collection on some delinquent taxes
• New Summerfield girls crack state top-25 poll
• Jacksonville closer to smoking ban
• Former protective services employee indicted, turns himself in
• Police nab suspect wanted in burglary
• Rusk city council member moving out of city, expected to step down
• Commissioners set plan to work on budget, road changes
• Rusk ISD looks at senior policy
• Troup ISD calls election for May
• Maintenance work on dam under way
• JPD arrest a man for warrants, threats
• Police capture last feral pit bull
• Fire destroys Cuney home
• Warrants issued in NSISD, restaurant burglaries
• Schools wary of new STAAR standards
• Teenager recovery program offered in Bullard
• Farmers, ranchers qualify for disaster aid
• Troup ISD to consider increasing base pay scale for employees
• Woman remembered for her love for her child
• Principal tapped as interim Alto ISD head
• Confiscated property returned to owners after arrest in Jacksonville
• City reviewing CDBG housing applications
• Bullard ISD gets help with new construction
• County horse sanctuary receives aid
• Jacksonville man arrested after chase
• Pit bull pack threatens child; cops kill 1 dog
• New law aims to aid low-income homeowners
• Bullard man accused of stealing license plates
• Fire damages 2 homes in county
• New law mandates more training for day-care employees
• Firework stands owners expect to recoup from burn ban
• Fog slow motorists, but few accidents
• 4 arrested in connection with Wells assault case
• Redistricting fracas delays voter cards
• New delivery option for tax bills
• Rusk to hire economic development coach
• December rain helps ranchers’ bets pay off
• Vandal breaks into school on Christmas
• Forecast calls for dry, warm New Year’s Eve
• Police: Few incidents over Christmas weekend
• Two go to jail on immigration charges
• Christmas fire destroys homes near Bullard
• City sets tree dropoff, curbside collection procedures
• Jacksonville to replace traditional police cars with Tahoes
• Volunteers make hospital stay more pleasant
• Community helps injured father’s family
• Local A&M student dies in car crash
• Tips for giving pets as gifts
• Expect a wet holiday weekend
• NSISD enhancing athletic facilities
• LMC: No official letter on SACS action
• Man arrested on sex charges
• Reward offered for leads on scrap metal thieves
• Police gearing up for holidays
• Firefighters prepare for a busy home-fire season
• Area candidate list for 2012 election set for now
• Reklaw OKs nearly S1 million budget
• Bullard enacts sales tax rebate code
• Angel Tree toy distribution today
• New and improved Precinct 1 county barn
• Alto council agrees to land swap
• 5 new faces on BEDCO board
• December bucks weather predictions
• 5 new faces on BEDCO board
• Front to bring rain, potential for severe weather
• Redistricting skirmish forces new election dates
• Minor injuries for officer in accident
• Two hurt when driver tries to avoid deer
• State jobless numbers declines, county numbers due Tuesday
• Wilburn to serve on JEDCO board
• Toys for Military Children
• Jacksonville officer injured in wreck Friday
• Ordinance issues may delay town’s 1st liquor store
• Committee to recommend smoking ban
• Man held in shooting incident
• Feds push back filing deadline
• New Summerfield police looking for leads in weekend store robbery
• Police Department gets new building
• Troup ISD to fill ag teacher position
• Troup’s Beaty plays Secret Santa
• Bullard OKs rezoning of land despite resistance
• Athletic complex concession building nears completion
• Alto superintendent lone finalist to head Elkhard ISD
• Alto ISD in good financial shape
• Clean bill of health for Rusk ISD finances
• Franklin, Yount garner supervisor, officer awards
• Suggs, Stewart named top paramedic, firefighter
• Police investigating weekend hit-and-run
• Robber steals pizza, money
• Deadline nears for candidate filings
• Governmental meetings
• Fire totals local home
• Federal agency: LMC failed financial responsibility test for 2010
• Rusk votes to put ‘In God We Trust’ motto on wall
• Troup Fire Department to hold open house Saturday
• Bullard girls outlast Mabank, 60-52
• Smoking committee: More study needed
• Warden: Use caution with deer on road
• Nativity flap has little impact here, officials say
• Bullard to take bids for sewer expansion
• Road discrepancies create problems for county
• LMC delays payroll again
• 2012 Jacksonville Chamber Of Commerce Officers Named
• BDJ’s robber slated to die next spring
• Front brings rain, cool weather, accidents
• Postal Service moves could slow first-class mail
• Tenacious hawk stuck for more than a day
• Attorney: Council, JEDCO now ‘on the same page’
• Prayer garden gets teen Eagle Scout rank
• Alto nears selection of new police chief
• Grandmother: Patriotism includes giving
• Brook Hill football team ready for ‘sweet redemption’
• Refinancing bonds should save J’ville $60,000
• Heritage Center closing until at least February
• Elvis shakes up nursing home residents
• Residents sound off about proposed smoking ban
• Jacksonville to see recycling bin
• Candidates begin filing for 2012 elections
• Flaming truck stalls traffic on Hwy. 69
• Pretrial set for Alto homeowner
• Woman gets unwelcome introduction to deer season
• Business After Hours
• Alto formally fires officers
• Man hit by train, dies Sunday
• Rusk school help students deal with grief
• Sacul plant bomb threat arrest has Jacksonville tie
• Brook Hill advances to TAPPS state title game
• Longest cool spell so far settles over area
• Teen dies in shooting
• Panthers, Guard continue title quests Saturday
• Bullard ISD upgrading lights, energy efficiency
• Woman out of hospital; was missing four days
• Thunderstorms, winds could hamper travel
• Officials: Don’t be easy prey for criminals
• Ribbon Cutting – Iron Moon BBQ & Grill
• Missing woman found Tuesday
• Troup ISD promoting positive feedback
• JISD school construction on track, firm’s rep tells board
• Bullard implements mentoring program
• Man in Troup attempts to disarm alarm system and is arrested
• JEDCO, city struggle lasted more than year
• Abercrombie to head Jacksonville’s Southside Bank
• Police: Arrest made in gas store robberies
• Governmental meetings
• Hard frosts could bring back bans
• Bullard mulls ban on smoking in park
• Auditor says Reklaw’s finances in good shape
• Weather contributes to wrecks; cold front on the way
• Wrong name nets more charges, police say
• Reklaw city budget reflects weather patterns
• Fire threat still there despite burn-ban lift
• Troup ISD looks to find lower rate for electricity
• Rusk ISD establishes guidelines for exam scores
• Commissioners on the road to sign changes
• Glenn Cobb
• County lifts burn ban in split vote
• Rusk ISD joins lawsuit against state about funding
• Pair arrested on drug charges
• Rusk enacts pre-employ drug-testing procedure
• Word on the Street: Jacksonville eyes smoking ban
• Meeting roundup: Rusk ISD to consider joining lawsuit
• J’ville adds fish to lake
• Former Alto chief applies for old position
• Smoking ban panel asks for feedback
• Texas DMV board rejects Confederate license plates
• Looking for Love? Opray Winfrey Is!
• Bernadine Reed Thomason
• Blaze damages home
• Police arrest three in Walmart case
• Black's 6 TDs enable Tribe to deflate Dragons, 42-31
• Widow of longtime congressman dead
• County to consider lifting burn ban
• Drought gives residents chance to do lake work
• County commissioners to discuss lifting burn ban
• Jacksonville Chamber News - October 25, 2011
• Officials: Brush up on safety for hunting season
• Events help provide a safe holiday
• Minter, Crank slated for business honors
• 4 held on robbery charges, may be linked to other cases
• JDP makes sixth drug raid in two months
• Troup public works grapples with aging infrastructure
• Thieves target Precinct 3 county barn
• JHS student arrested on drug charge
• Man arrested last week back in jail
• After redistricting, county looks at road signs
• Two taken to hospital in 2-car wreck Tuesday morning
• Judge: 32 years for cattle thief
• New novel set in Jacksonville on sale today
• E-commerce sales tax: Who’s responsible for paying the tax?
• Local schools plan events for Red Ribbon Week celebrations
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Bullard sets public hearings about annexing land
• Judge: Some restrictions do not apply to owner of lake property
• ‘Scared and shocked’
• New system compares finances, academics
• School chiefs: New financial ratings are ‘confusing’
• The art and business of hospitality
• Educators prepare for STAAR exam
• JPD arrests drug dealer in Wednesday raid
• Rusk plans fall clean up day to include electronics recycling
• Bullard considers new lift station
• Hensarling Staff Offering Help with Federal Agencies
• Robbers hit pair of Jacksonville stores
• Rusk joins other cities, school boards in looking at transit tax
• Burn bans hinder camping, but not hunting
• Rain helpful, not enough to ease drought
• Hay auction nets more than $10,000 Tuesday night
• Youth football association donates irrigation system to school
• JISD joins funding lawsuit
• Bullard investigating burglaries
• Hay Show set for Tuesday night
• 11-year-old awarded for bravery
• Tensions rise over dam
• JISD considers joining school finance suit
• Jacksonville man sentenced in 2010 double slaying
• U.S. Supreme Court denies Adams appeal
• Accidental gunshot leaves man in hospital
• Bullard offers automatic bank draft for utility services
• Troup to see first new police officer since 2006
• Little change for producers despite rain
• Bullard water restriction still in place
• Rusk ISD limiting transfer students
• Rusk may join school lawsuit
• County officials balk at amending budget
• Residents getting new electric meters
• Burn ban forces altered Jacksonville High cheer rally
• Weekend rain brings some relief to area
• Sunday chase ends in accident
• Hay Day helps out Kidd’s Kid
• JHS teacher remembered as happy, inspiring person
• Parties scheduled for Texas Against Crime night in Jacksonville on Tuesday
• Three nabbed in drug raid
• ‘They love to try and stir me up’
• Local entities plan monthly meetings
• Lawsuit nearing a resolution?
• JHS teacher killed in accident
• 12th Annual Taste of Jacksonville
• 9th Annual Street Sweets in Downtown Jacksonville
• JMS student left with minor injuries after morning accident
• Fall cleaning in Rusk set for Saturday
• Speaker: Local customs key to overseas churches
• Arrest warrants issued for three in Sunday robbery
• County Fair profits up by nearly $2,000
• Bullard adds In God We Trust motto to council wall
• Downed power lines cause Tuesday fires
• Council picks board nominee
• Enrollment rises at JC, seminary; falls at LMC
• Woman spares Great Escape donkey
• Grass fires spark in north Jacksonville
• Man in critical condition after Rusk motorcycle accident
• Man injured in wreck last week dies
• Program looks to open in J’ville
• A new name ... but the same ol' good time
• Jacksonville council to consider appointments
• Motorcycle rally benefits Crisis Center
• Rusk queen
• Gilpin leaves LMC, position to remain unfilled
• Father: Others should learn from son’s death
• Front moving in; East Texas under heightened wildfire watch
• SWAT seizes drugs, money
• Highway wreck under investigation
• Volunteering to fight fires a family affair
• Hwy. 79 at Neches River Bridge is now reopen
• Arrest made in stabbing of J’ville native
• Troup passes $2.4 million budget Tuesday
• Full slate of weekend events in store for county residents
• Dry weather forces bonfire cancellation
• Troup to tackle budget
• Firefighters battle trio of Sunday blazes
• Troup ISD gives VFDs donations
• Panthers roast Red Devils, 38-7, to improve to 4-1
• 84 year-old witnesses one alleged crime, foils another
• Goats deaths prompt concern for area school children’s safety
• Jacksonville College offers new honors program
• Brook Hill king and queen
• DPD investigates Jacksonville native's stabbing death
• Bullard clubs organize Day of Play
• Where to donate to fire departments
• J’ville native dies in Dallas stabbing
• Bullard OKs $4.85 million budget
• Jacksonville transfers funds
• Seminary hosts 41st Paschal lectures
• Rusk panel to look at sports complex
• Regular maintenance the key for J’ville streets
• Bullard Internet service to get an upgrade
• Bullard ISD joins funding lawsuit
• JHS could get up to $24,000 in Drive One 4 UR School fundraiser
• New Summerfield students go ‘above and beyond’ for firefighters
• Warrants issued in J’ville assault case
• Rain arrives but provides little relief
• Troup queen
• ISD heads: Comptroller ratings are ‘confusing’
• AVID students hit the ground running
• Ordinance to curtail street vending
• Districts keep an eye on funding litigation
• Bonds on Bullard ISD agenda
• County voting office gets new home
• Part-time 1-way street near school a success for Troup
• Sparks fly over 2006 dam report
• Master Gardeners plan 2nd annual Scarecrow Trail
• Lucky couple win J’ville chamber cruise
• Dual-credit course added at Rusk High
• Another record falls: 79 days over 100
• Where to donate to area fire departments
• LMC encourages service from students
• Fires add to county’s ag woes
• Bullard trash rates to rise
• Residents aid area fire departments
• Local colleges embrace social media and Internet use
• County extends burn ban
• Bullard considers action on budget, long-range plan
• Chamber Hosting Community Wide Garage Sale
• Remembering September 11, 2001
• Friday Alto fire contained
• Commissioners to discuss county burn ban
• Game day to help fund Bullard library’s operating costs
• Wildfires contained for now
• CodeRed, door-to-door key in keeping residents informed during fires
• United Fund campaign kicks off Monday
• JEDCO may seek outside help
• Volunteer fire departments in need of donations
• ‘We’re not going to force them out’
• Civic group helps student who stands out
• J’ville Marine Corps chapter receives charter
• Texas fires kill 4, destroy more than 1,000 homes
• Evacuation shelters established
• Cities tackle budgets, tax rate issues
• JTA Indian Summer round robin doubles set for Oct. 1
• Bullard schools to celebrate homecoming this week
• Smokey smell but no fires
• ‘At the wrong place at the wrong time’
• Pay raises planned for Bullard city employees
• Owners to see slight dip in property tax rate
• Colleges celebrate international flair
• Caution urged during holiday weekend
• Problems apparent with ‘bath salts’ even before ban
• New laws take effect
• Tecula Cemetery Homecoming Day rooted in history
• County OKs budget but not new positions
• Fire rekindles near Cherokee, Anderson line
• Flu shot clinic Thursday
• Firefighters contain blaze near county line
• Schools implement concussion policy
• Grief workshops can help people cope with loss
• JISD names campus buildings
• County set to vote on budget
• Separate wrecks near Troup kill 2
• Channel to air ‘Largest Bowl of Salsa’ Wednesday
• Drought harming businesses dependent on water
• Drought-stricken trees present fire hazard
• Schools set to pass budgets
• CASA trains new volunteers
• BMA seminary welcomes new students
• Jacksonville man wins ATV
• Cherokee County man guilty of theft
• 'Glutton For Punishment’s 5th Season' Featuring Jacksonville, Texas
• LMC says dealings with motel were ‘appropriate’
• Forecasters: Start of relief may be ahead
• Busy night for burglars in Alto
• Discount City founder Crouch dies at age 91
• Sheriff: Shooting but no injuries
• High winds spark fires, power outages
• Heat puts strain on electrical grid
• Man facing murder charge captured in Jacksonville
• JC plans semester kickoff
• Back to School for Jacksonville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Non-profits hit by drought, ag losses
• Alpha Week kicks off LMC year
• Police seeing ‘normal, natural school traffic’
• Luncheon will aid breast cancer awareness
• Dry conditions creates deep problems in foundations
• Proposed tax rate rises two cents
• Troup OKs budget with 10 percent cut
• Bullard school tax rate unchanged
• Liquor election request denied for lack of valid signatures
• Heat leads to greater wear and tear on vehicles
• Sales tax weekend
• Districts deal with state cuts
• Rusk buses see better technology
• City’s sales tax growth continues
• Liquor election, budgets on officials’ plates
• Barely enough rain to settle the dust
• Rusk ISD rolls out new website
• Congregations turning to prayer to provide relief
• Police target school zones
• Recent grad recognized by literacy council
• Air conditioner sales spike with the heat
• State ag losses forecast to be $5.2 billion
• Vanishing Texana Museum getting ready for new home
• Fire near Troup rekindles
• Art Council To Host Business After Hours
• Update: Wildfire scorched 450 acres
• Wildfires straining firefighters resources
• Troup staff takes home the cash
• Ragsdale noted as being a ‘champion for equality’
• No action taken on police department
• Emergency rooms seeing more heat-related cases
• Bullard offers breaks for builders
• ‘Field day’ gets students ready for school
• Drought and heat dangerous for pets
• County dips into reserve fund
• Police seize drugs, cash,car in raid
• JISD schedule pick-ups
• Hutchison applauds fight against invasive species on Texas lakes
• Rusk High School’s ‘Fish Day’ welcomes incoming freshmen
• Drought 2011: Dry conditions spawn spike in insects
• Rusk raises water, sewer rates
• Troup ISD gives cash incentives to teachers, staff
• Woes could continue into deer season
• Man killed in 1-vehicle wreck
• Shad released to help boost lake fishing
• Bullard to remove impact fees
• Aid earmarked to help ranchers, farmers
• Council writes off accounts it cannot collect
• Rusk council to take up water, garbage, sewer rates
• Funds slated for Rusk streets
• City of Wells to change electricity provider
• Drought 2011: Timber industry faces long-term losses
• Rusk issues voluntary water usage restrictions
• Rusk ISD tax rate remains the same
• Troup ISD sets public meeting on tax rate
• Commissioners look at retiree insurance plan
• Bullard lifts boil order
• Providing a solid start
• Prospect grim for cattle ranchers
• Fallout uncertain over credit rating drop
• Talented children audition for lead role in upcoming film
• Bullard under boil order
• Perry: Turn to God for answers to nation's woes
• J’ville city council discusses lower tax rate
• VFW awards rifle for raffle
• ETMC names new VP for EMS
• Moseley celebrates 102 of a happy life
• 6th Annual Back To School Fair
• Forecasters: Drought may linger into 2012
• Bullard restricts water usage
• East Texas council releases funds for radios
• Potential for school growth causes concern
• Local churches plan simulcast of The Response
• Local teams fare well in Texas Teenage state tourneys
• Drought dries up local produce
• Casting call makes a stop in Rusk on Saturday
• Breaking new ground
• Woods fire burns 3-5 acres off 175
• Drought 2011: The ripple effect
• Heat prompts appeal for energy conservation
• Panel member: Keep comprehensive plan flexible
• JEDCO plans to put surplus to work
• Troup ISD board tackling expected budget shortfall
• Early morning incident leaves 5 injured
• JISD beats average in 159 areas
• How bad is it really?
• Prep football returns to forefront
• Dragons pride
• High TAKS rankings for local schools
• Lon Morris names provost
• JEDCO’s Johnston embarks on new career
• City of Bullard to discuss 2030 Comprehensive Plan
• Snagged line shuts down road
• New church offers free breakfast
• Grand finale Saturday for actors in training
• Bullard sales tax revenues increasing
• Construction begins on new JISD school
• Troup Summer Reading Program features fun for children
• ‘I felt God wanted us to go to Joplin’
• Cuney post office tagged for possible closure
• U.M. ARMY helping needy in Bullard
• Troup tackles budget, sick leave policy
• Bullard deals with less money from state
• Commissioners OK redistricting map
• State remains a tinderbox
• Schools look to budgets
• National spotlight irks Alto residents
• Free hot dogs and a movie for T-ball participants
• JFD receives donation of 400 lifejackets from business
• Wildlife and plants begin to feel the heat, too
• Rusk officials mull new sports complex
• Jacksonville woman celebrates 100 years
• Grammy winner Morris to Perform at KE Bushman's
• Jones named to head Economic Advisory Commission
• Bullard looks to implement Code Red
• JPD breaks up 7-woman fight at store
• Almond Tree plans school supply sale
• City continues mosquito spraying
• Locals plan trip to Perry’s prayer gathering
• 49th rodeo’s turnout a success
• Man arrested for Alto robbery
• Daily Progress welcomes new news staff
• JISD Board approves construction GMP
• JEF taps local celebs for drive
• Toothy grins celebrate dental anniversary
• Recent rains make for cooler days, no end to burn ban
• KJB cleans up Byrd Road
• Real special cowfolk
• Fatal wreck closes Hwy. 79 early Fri.
• Elaine’s closing its doors after 25 years
• New lease on life
• Hwy 69 to close for resurfacing
• Jacksonville resident named to American Red Cross board
• Crisis Center to present 2 parenting workshops
• JISD Board to discuss construction bids Mon.
• All smiles
• Rusk looks to save face
• City to continue mosquito spraying
• Adopt-A-School Scholarship Deadline Is Coming Up!
• 49th ANNUAL TOPS IN TEXAS RODEO: Thursday's Western Week schedule
• Dredging issue runs aground
• Up in smoke?
• JHS student a finalist in national competition
• Redistricting meetings to be held in Jacksonville, Rusk on Thursday
• City asks, “Can you hear us now?
• Audit: Office in good shape
• Mural, mural on the wall ...
• Doctor in the house
• There is an app for that
• Storyteller to perform at Bullard library
• Tough economy affects Crisis Center
• Jacksonville sales tax revenue grows again
• Mt. Selman toddler reunited with family
• City council to discuss lake excavation project
• City continues its mosquito spraying schedule
• BBB: Don’t be surprised by roaming charges when traveling
• Jacksonville Education Foundation renews commitment to community
• HOPE plans celebrity dinner fundraiser
• Children’s Health & Events Fair in the works
• Fund established for Hinton family
• JISD selects new principals
• Local church gives free box fans
• Free hay testing offered for annual Hay Show
• Storm complications delay Tuesday paper
• Unruliness continues to plague Alto
• Man pays ultimate price for unlawful act
• Head-on crash sends 3 to hospital
• JHS Class of ‘63 reunites
• Burn ban does not include fireworks, grills
• HOPE offers classes in July
• Austin Bank donates to July 4th fireworks
• USDA hosts webinars on rancher claims process for Hispanics, women
• Hensarling meets with local business owners
• Alto bank robbers caught
• BBB: Don’t fall victim to high-pressure sales
• My five cents
• DPS releases more details about Sunday fatal wreck
• Summer reading program a success
• MADD: Play it safe this Fourth of July
• County designated primary natural disaster area
• Postal Service asks Congress for action
• Plane down near Reese
• City continues spraying schedule
• DPS urges Texans to help prevent wildfires
• Annual flotilla, fireworks set for the 4th
• Extension Service offers Food Preservation 101
• Sunday wreck still under investigation
• Firefighters donate life jackets
• Store manager makes cleanup pledge
• Still time for free tennis lessons for kids
• Four dead in Sunday accident
• Jacksonville Rotary holds monthly clean up Saturday morning
• Tops in Texas Rodeo: A tradition in entertainment
• Drought dries up local trees
• A Century of Service
• East Texas receive awards from title industry association
• Military Appreciation Day At The Jacksonville Tops And Texas Rodeo
• Jacksonville Chamber Children’s Back-to-School Fair
• LMC students head to Europe
• City sees 9th month of sales tax growth
• Radio Club plans Field Day
• JC sets summer theater camp
• My five cents
• News from Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce - June 22, 2011
• DPS warns of telephone scams using its name
• Rusk continues clean-up program
• Jacksonville Chamber adds scholarship to members’ opportunities
• LMC appoints interim dean of students
• Rain comes to area Tuesday
• Tree topples on local man’s car — while he’s driving
• City releases drinking water quality reports
• BBB: Steer clear of auto warranty scams
• Commissioners approve 90-day burn ban
• 4-H Club kicks off summer of fun
• Rusk cook wins national contest
• City beautification money comes full circle
• AAA: Texas gas prices drop a penny
• A Century of Service
• County has legacy of farming
• County burn ban instated
• Local deer breeder pleads guilty to smuggling
• Man guilty of 2010 burglary
• Corinth Missionary Baptist turns 147
• My five cents
• JC Instructors attend NEH Workshops
• Determine whether to take vitamin supplements
• Cummings earns certification
• Weed management under drought conditions
• Meals on Wheels seeks volunteers
• Transportation group to hold community workshops 
• Jacksonville College announces President’s and Dean’s lists for Spring 2011
• Commissioners opt to not divide Lake Jacksonville
• Seized animals given to SPCA
• Herrick wins Rotary Tomato Fest raffle
• Get your tomato on!
• Six cities respond to Mt. Selman grass fire
• Commissioners to review redistricting plan Monday
• A Century of Service
• The Fast and The Flammable: Firefighters train for the worst
• Local children’s authors to appear at Tomato Fest
• USDOT, BBB fight distracted driving together
• My five cents
• Accident on 175 kills 2
• Gas prices cause commissioners to cut projects
• Jones to stay at West Side Elementary
• FSA County Committee nominations start June 15
• Summer fun helps beat the heat
• JPD officer 1st on probation in 5 years
• Anderson takes rural nonprofit issues to Capitol
• ETMC takes ‘Tomato Throwdown’ title
• Local volunteers help Joplin tornado victims
• Troup businesses apply for alcohol permits
• BBB: Beware phony weight loss products
• Kids sought for Saturday tomato mashing
• SPCA seizes Jacksonville animals
• Two locals sentenced for sex offenses
• A Century of Service
• Pipeline comments due Monday
• Money Talk with Matt Montgomery
• Quilters’ Guild of East Texas meets
• Library offers fun through summer reading program
• Mistrial declared for Fox
• West Side’s Jones moved to East Side
• My five cents
• Rusk ISD settles lawsuit with parents
• Bullard sets summit to spur growth
• Chamber gears up for Tomato Fest, seeks volunteers for event
• City offers graffiti cleanup
• City seeks HOME program applicants
• JDP welcomes Tennison to sales staff
• Rusk Rotary plans July 4th event
• Fair on the Square attracts thousands
• JISD aims to employ locals for construction
• Cuney appoints new alderman
• Kids to get free lunches for summer
• JISD superintendent talks challenges, opportunities
• Jacksonville PD releases arrest reports
• Free Summer Lunch Program for Children
• Closing of Alto PD puts stress on CCSD
• May rains relieve drought conditions
• Veterans relive wartime memories
• Jim Wood joins Citizens 1st Bank
• Cherokee County Appraisal District releases new website and public research room
• JHS celebrates Class of 2011
• UDC honors Vietnam veterans
• Local police offer tips for safe holiday
• Bullard PD arrests ‘career car thief’
• Local entities to close for Memorial Day
• Texas Forest Service urges caution over holiday weekend
• Preserve the harvest with canning class
• City employees get free lunch
• Copper thieves target AC units
• Troopers encourage safe driving Memorial Day weekend
• Whitehouse student signs with LMC’s Hospitality Administration Program
• My five cents
• Bullard residents chart 20-year course
• Memorial Day events planned
• Save on ENERGY STAR appliances this weekend
• Congressional redistricting likely in special session
• Blue Ribbon Committee thinks big tomatoes
• TSC, Cherokee Co. Cooperative Extension help improve backyard homesteads
• Daily Progress sister paper reports news despite tragedy
• Almond Tree plans Joplin, Mo., aid
• Unscrupulous alarm salespeople hit East Texas
• Commissioners raise cost to use county dump
• Eminent domain bill passed
• JISD names teachers of the year
• Morris trial rescheduled
• Baccalaureate service planned
• Sheriff’s raid nets crack, marijuana
• Fair provides opportunity, information for military personnel
• Area horse rescue faces challenges
• NSISD Board member honored for 20 years of service
• Athens Scuba Park sinks jet as attraction
• 29th Meador family reunion planned
• Luncheon celebrates industry, leadership grads
• Stage Stores Distribution Facility named Large Business of the Year
• Science fun at JMS
• 27th Annual Tomato Fest T-Shirts for Sale
• Phone cloning makes a comeback
• JPD honors fallen officers
• Cuney honors Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Month
• My five cents
• Local veteran honors brother-in-arms
• Three’s a company
• News from Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce - May 17, 2011
• Reklaw makes petition against pipeline
• New Cuney council member serves first night
• LMC violates federal aid regulation
• Blackjack Boil Water Notice lifted Wednesday
• Reklaw man arrested for horse theft
• Bullard ISD talks budget
• Internet video spurs investigation
• Family, peers remember former constable
• Sales tax holiday for ENERGY STAR appliances announced
• Monday fires keep JFD busy
• Rusk gets ready for summer
• Blackjack Water Supply issues boil water notice
• Texas comptroller raises revenue estimate
• BMA Seminary holds 54th commencement
• JISD holds final ES ALC parent meeting
• Troup OKs liquor
• Arrested man ‘trying to help’ by pretending to be officer
• A tomato by any other name ...
• Frederick elected Bullard mayor
• Passing the torch
• Rusk raises rental price on civic center
• Area non-profit plans resource fair for Saturday
• Work on new mural begins next week
• Jacksonville College to announce Crank’s successor
• Cherokee County observes National Police Week 2011
• Melvin elected mayor
• Rusk holds community meeting
• Bullard mayor may face penalties for late filing
• BMATS plans commencement Saturday
• Melvin hosts open house
• Postal workers hold annual food drive Saturday
• My five cents
• Officials give tips to control kudzu
• JDC names 2011 Industry of the Year
• Women walk for health week
• Mailbox Improvement Week arrives in time for spring cleaning
• Band of brothers
• Extension agent offers CEUs for pesticide license
• Extreme drought crippling Texas agriculture
• Wells candidates answer questions
• County, cities test emergency response
• Council closes streets for Tomato Fest
• JISD honors district secretaries
• Wells council hears about pipeline, discusses lawsuit
• Davis reinstates burn ban
• Bullard city, school district work together on street improvements
• Sheriff’s department aims to hire officers
• Two Wells men indicted for February burglary
• Accident hospitalizes one
• Woodmen of the World gives to local graduation parties
• Postal carriers hold food drive
• Lon Morris College hosts 100th commencement
• Jacksonville College awards 42 degrees, diplomas
• Fallen officers honored Friday
• A conversation with LMC President Dr. Miles McCall
• Local woman celebrates 100th birthday Friday
• Teen group spreads awareness, help for malaria
• County burn ban expires, could be renewed
• City observes Day of Prayer
• FEMA denies state wildfire aid
• Early voter turnout ‘average’
• Local colleges plan graduations
• Rabies clinics makes 13 stops around county
• My five cents
• Ratcliff Recreation Area heavily damaged by recent storms
• Key Club takes Bee trophy
• Accident hospitalizes one Wednesday
• Former Bullard police officer goes to trial May 23
• Mud Jam Music Fest kicks off this weekend
• Three arrested for cattle theft
• Commissioners head to leadership class
• Senior Care announces Easter egg hunt winner
• Full recovery expected for accident victim’s wife
• Texas State Railroad wins ‘Best Attraction’
• Tilley loses capital murder appeal
• Around the World: Rotary’s best kept secret
• Pinotti no-billed by grand jury
• Smith hosts meet and greet
• Hensarling staff offering help with federal agencies
• U.S. highways 69 and 79 work continues through this week
• Bicycles keep local man busy
• Mayor candidates talk issues
• Locals react to bin Laden’s death
• Relay for Life 2011 pulls in over $250,000
• Jacksonville man jailed in Rusk for cattle theft
• Spring time is prime time for pests
• Texas Forest Trail Region sets regional summit
• Bullard plants tree for Arbor Day
• Jacksonville Chamber is a Texas Forest Trail Region partner member
• KidFest kicks off Sunday
• City receives GO TEXAN certificate
• Congressional art competition calls on high school students
• JFD gets new ambulance
• Jacksonville police release arrest reports
• My five cents
• Conference set to improve military members’ health care
• Abused baby’s mother pleads guilty
• 1 killed, 2 injured
• Storms leave city with minimal damage
• Piney Woods Cow Congress set
• Jacksonville man plays lead in CCT’s ‘Dozen’
• Horton tapped for JISD Board
• Literacy Council preps for corporate spelling bee fundraiser May 4
• Fire destroys vacant home Tuesday
• Storm chasers follow front through Jacksonville
• New equipment added to Buckner Park
• Jacksonville signs to train individuals with disabilities
• Lon Morris collects food for HOPE
• Storms charge through area
• County map remains unchanged
• New home construction on the rise
• Commissioner: Map errors endanger lives
• VFD hosts fish fry, community event
• Brook Hill students learn unique physics lesson
• Alto to discuss finances, fair
• Citigroup considers plea to stop funding TransCanada
• State, DEA bans sale of K-2
• Saturday cleanup brings in tons
• Reklaw city council plans pipeline petition
• Relay for Life: Honoring those in the midst of the fight
• Here comes Peter Cottontail
• My five cents
• Cuney council reschedules meeting again
• STOP founder aims to cut TransCanada’s funding
• City cancels Friday trash pick-up
• Army stops at airport
• HOPE pushes for last week of challenge
• Man sentenced for choking
• Southern Multifoods gives $133,000 to Relay for Life
• Hope volunteers: In their own words
• Blue Ribbon Committee making progress
• Two more victims claim abuse by local man
• Bullard city council discusses splash park costs
• Weekend arrest nets stolen car, drugs
• Entities to close for Good Friday
• Local Social Security office plans move
• Bullard mayor declines debate
• Texas Conservation Alliance honored
• Snoopy to visit the Texas State Railroad this weekend
• Rusk library celebrates National Library Week
• Burn ban issued for county
• Grand jury releases indictments
• Bullard ISD approves road construction
• Alto ISD students recognized for UIL awards
• Bolton receives scholarship from AgriLand Farm Credit
• Groundwater conservation district plans meeting
• Company hosts garage sale for Relay for Life
• Commissioners begin redistricting
• West Side, LMC partner to collect food for HOPE
• JFD expects second new ambulance
• Health department gives free STD tests
• GOP confirms calls for Looney’s resignation
• Area churches, organizations plan events for Easter
• JDC seeks noms for industry of the year
• Rusk homes slated for demolition
• Campground provides close fun, money for city
• My five cents
• LMC employee pay delayed again Friday
• JISD: Incident not a threat
• Wells city property, businesses burglarized
• Woodmen of the World donates to 4th of July fireworks
• Commissioner: County precincts will change
• Jacksonville police arrest suspects in auto theft, robbery
• Roland’s hosts final show this weekend
• Lone Star hosts job fair
• Locks changed at Wells City Hall
• City offers clean up day this weekend
• City financial audit shows positive growth
• Two JMS students recognized by Duke Univ. for academics
• Voter registration deadline approaches
• Kids play dress-up for the Clothes Closet
• Commissioners vote to sell old JPD building
• Robbery suspect caught Sunday
• Master Gardeners sale helps locals green it up
• Emergency responders deal with accidents
• JPD advises local residents to watch for scams
• Shane Kirkland caught
• LMC student starts pen pal program at West Side
• City council to discuss litigation
• Bullard Chamber to launch website
• Gopher Fest brings Gallatin together
• Crisis Center banks bucks at the lake
• Moon walker lands at Brook Hill
• Beunka Adams loses appeal for capital murder
• AgriLife offers pesticide applicator license training
• Rusk ISD meets Monday
• JC hosts Go Out with Joy concert
• Tree farmer to be recognized for conservation efforts
• Lon Morris hoping loan can fix finances
• Feds confirm investigation of local deer farm
• City PR director posts, nixes disparaging comment on website
• JPD arrests second suspect in robbery
• FFA students bring home several awards
• My five cents
• Local retreat offers getaway for autistic kids
• CCSD searches for robbery suspect
• Wells men arrested for burglary
• Local deer farm under investigation
• USDA offers aid to farmers
• East Texas program brings hope to Afghan children
• Bullard seeks to expand ETJ
• RISD board plans special session
• Rancher to be honored for conservation efforts
• Questions surround LMC’s financial state
• Family, friends remember former mayor
• Texas House passes budget
• Music, lake, lawn chairs
• Burgers and buddies
• TxDOT changes speed limit in Bullard on 69
• JFD offers smoke detectors to locals
• Bullard evaluates curfew ordinance
• Signs of spring
• Historic site plans photo exhibit
• TMF plans improvements
• United Fund plans budget hearing
• Landowners write to President about pipeline
• Barrow honored by Soil and Water District
• Progress reporter wins AP award
• JPD officer recovering from leg injury
• One in custody for Wednesday robbery
• Cherokee County Sheriff searches for burglary suspect UPDATE
• JPD officer recovering from injury
• Adult Protective Services employee resigns
• Music, food and gophers in Gallatin
• Cherokee County Sheriff searches for burglary suspect
• City seeks volunteers for promotional videos
• Jacksonville students bring home awards from livestock show
• Corporate Spelling Bee needs teams
• Master Gardener Spring Plant Sale scheduled
• Deputy funeral service update
• Bullard council to consider splash park
• All Work and All Play
• JPD employee recognized for work
• Alto student council receives awards
• J'ville resident stabs self, contacts police
• JISD wins financial transparency honor
• Court approves incentives for J’ville business
• Man killed in Saturday accident
• Alto ISD Board meets Monday evening
• Court to consider incentives for J’ville business at Monday meeting
• Parents win injunction against RISD
• Wells city council discusses tickets
• Pollen causing allergy issues
• Bullard plans for population growth
• Cow critically injures Smith County deputy
• Bullard man arrested for drug possession
• Crops, Cattle and Children
• Two seriously injured in accident
• Wells digging through 10 years of traffic fines
• Jacksonville man arrested for drug possession
• J’ville man arrested for oorganized burglary
• Alto considers staff cuts, increased revenues
• Semper Fi
• JISD begins new program in fall
• Bullard Mayoral race
• Bullard Mayor race contested
• Keeping it quiet
• Decision for RISD student restraining order delayed until Thursday
• JISD looks at renaming schools
• J'ville man loses sexual assault appeal
• Bullard Mayor race contested
• Bullard Mayoral race
• Finding every child a home
• Tater Tot reviews Battle LA, Rango
• Circus coming to Rusk March 22
• Hospital searches for volunteers
• J'ville high school students headed to Houston
• Local band plays Roland’s Next Door
• Rusk man in custody for sexual assault
• Kingdom Building
• Reklaw approves request for “Share the Road” signs
• Scam using JPD to get money
• Chamber hosts Movie in the Park
• Former Wells police chief sues city
• Meet the Jacksonville mayoral candidates
• Meet the Mayoral candidates
• Meet the Jacksonville mayoral candidates
• The race is on...
• Wells resident arrested for arson
• Fightin’ Indian soccer bombs Hudson 12-1
• Court hears both sides of pipeline issue
• Oak Farms recalls chocolate milk
• Reklaw to consider ‘Share the Road’ signs at Tuesday’s meeting
• J’ville man in custody for sex offense
• Hensarling to visit Rusk
• One step at a time
• Filing for municipal, school elections closes Monday
• Federal case against RISD dismissed
• JISD students win big at Houston rodeo
• Mud Nationals coming to Jacksonville
• Pct. 3 employees go before grand jury
• Hoffpauir safe after Japanese disaster
• Hopson authors House Bill aimed to prosecute timber thieves
• Commissioners to hear from STOP group
• Rusk’s Sacred Heart Church to be relocated
• Smoke-free bill to save $404 million
• HOPE taking part in Feinstein Challenge
• RISD faces federal court
• County youth prepares for upcoming livestock show
• Relay for Life hosts spa day for survivors
• Minor injury reported in accident
• You can go home again
• City streets to get new signs
• JMS choir brings home accolades from contests
• Sales tax revenue up in Jacksonville
• Non-traditional ways to burn calories
• Weight loss Wednesday
• Weight loss Wednesday
• Bullard to build new library
• Council approves changes for KJB
• Mexico bad choice for Spring Breakers, says DPS
• Cuney aldermen call election
• Crawford honored for 25 years with J’ville water department
• J’ville Forest Service personnel respond to wildfires
• County, residents face challenges as abandoned animal populations rise
• Sheriffs’ association searches for members
• Soda tax to battle childhood obesity in Texas
• Historic musket tours schools
• Survey says...
• City Council posts agenda for March meeting
• Military members push for pipeline
• Wildlife refuge expansion in Congress’ hands
• County man arrested for indecency with a child
• Dry conditions present challenges for agriculture, fire services
• CCSD investigating recent thefts
• Texas Independence Day celebration centers on musket
• Driving-centered businesses, programs wary of fuel costs
• Time to dip into reserves?
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce News - Mar 1, 2011
• Hope turns 20
• Relay for Life looks for survivors
• Shooting Club offers blast from past
• Alto ISD considering “forced reductions”
• Hensarling staff to visit Rusk March 4
• Alto ISD votes to change public use policy for facilities
• Kelley: ‘Indians peaking at right time’
• Court takes care of business quickly
• Bullard to become a Tree City USA
• Cherokee County man gets 15 years for sexual assault
• Brook Hill choir competes at district level
• JMS musicians bring home record number of medals from competition
• Jacksonville ISD prepares for TAKS
• Social Media Savvy workshop offered
• Roland’s begins concert series
• JPD Detective reaches out to gangs, parents
• NRDC report raises concerns about pipeline
• The Republic of Texas: A musket left behind
• Maidens off to regional tourney for first time
• State of Jacksonville
• Brook Hill swimmers tour Austin after San Antonio races
• JFD, ETMC succeed in benefit
• Alto awards generator contract to local business
• State looks to realign its districts
• Library of Congress traveling exhibit comes to Athens Feb. 25-26
• Have you scheduled your next blood donation?
• Bullard ISD to give students MacBooks
• JISD Board approves new schools' design
• Lon Morris Student arrested for gun
• JISD employees take advantage of early resignation bonus
• Groundwater board finds years of driller violations
• Motorcycle club honors local WWII veteran
• Old building gets new look
• Camo dress yes, redneck no
• TMF celebrates 10 years in J’ville
• Rusk attempting to become Go Texas Retirement Community
• Bullard sets bond term for plant expansion
• City of Bullard awards employee
• Bullard to upgrade pumps at sewer plant
• Blazing a trail
• Infant involved in accidental shooting in stable condition
• Fire Department offers discounted ambulance service for residents
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Bobby’s Tire and Auto
• Nichols’ bill to aid in prosecuting Medicaid fraud
• Brook Hill students to take part in International Space Olympics
• Foundation salutes service members
• Internet impact on Cherokee County Tax Office
• County Relay for Life sponsoring several fundraisers
• Students shoot film of Jacksonville
• Riley explains qualifications
• Nichols students compete at first UIL meet
• Court hires Riley as Human Resources head
• Filing for city positions across county opens
• Infant injured in Saturday shooting incident
• House reps push for pipeline
• A history of local motor tourist accommodations
• Bullard Wall of Honor nominees announced
• Carbon monoxide poisoning an issue to be aware of, fire department says
• JFD gets new radio equipment
• Sheriff’s Department arrests one on warrant
• Former Alto teacher gets 10 years probation for improper relationship
• Art reflects life at Lon Morris
• Bringing trees to the Piney Woods
• Former Jacksonville Police Chief passes away
• Jump to it!
• Hopson chairs ethics committee
• Don’t Mess with Texas scholarship open to high school seniors
• Wednesday wreck causes minor injuries
• JC’s first black players make history
• Jacksonville denies Oncor rate increase
• ETMC, JFD team up for smoke detectors
• Charmers hold ‘date night’ for daddies and daughters
• Almond Tree holds Valentine bake sale
• LMC hospitality students learn etiquette
• JISD closes at 1 p.m. today
• JISD Board talks budget cuts
• JPD arrests one in Sunday shooting
• Price of Bullard sewer plant expansion upped
• Earles Chapel VFD making upgrades
• City sets dates for mayoral, district elections
• Chamber holds Web site workshop
• Unemployment numbers drop
• Travelling museum seeks Boy Scout memorabilia
• Clothes Closet opens in new location
• DPS: Say no to telemarketers
• Flu season to peak this month
• Hensarling seeks Valentines for veterans
• Chamber holds ribbon cutting for Lucky Duck Travel
• Top Teacher of the Week
• Snowball fight
• JISD plans for massive budget cuts
• Texana museum may move soon
• Canadian pipeline to ship U.S. oil
• Linda Kay Shop celebrates 35 years
• A history of local motor tourist accommodations
• Stellar Student of the Week
• What’s News for Feb. 6, 2011
• Extension office holds earth-kind home landscape workshop
• Roland’s announces 2011 concert series
• West Side principal presented Bell award
• Sanborn’s life celebrated Thursday
• Deliveries go up as temps go down
• Hensarling hosts local town hall
• Historical Commission elects new officers
• My five cents
• Pet-loving bikers host fundraiser
• Power problems plague state
• Glutton for Punishment: Salsa Edition premieres
• Girl Scouts go high-tech
• Saturday Clean Up moved to 10 a.m.
• Job Shadow Day rescheduled
• Austin Bank named one of best to work for
• Pipeline gets international attention
• JPD welcomes new officer
• Brook Hill students explore the Fort Worth art scene
• Ross Center in Rusk offers free weaving classes
• Hensarling holds town hall
• Wells council talks officer unemployment
• Don’t pay for free scholarship advice
• Federal Heath recognized by state
• Eunice Sanborn dies Monday
• East Texas remembers Columbia disaster
• East Texas braces for cold
• Diesel spill closes Loop 454 and Hwy. 204 part of day Monday
• Police arrest persons involved in 12 burglaries
• Top Teacher of the Week
• World's oldest woman dies
• Eagle Stadium gets new turf
• Mis-marked addresses cause problems in county
• Austin Bank awards local students
• A history of local motor tourist accommodations
• Children’s author visits Rusk
• Beware property resale scams
• Stellar Student of the Week
• Rusk chamber banquet celebrates old times, new president
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce News - Jan 26, 2011
• Thursday accident slows traffic
• Bellanger guilty of sexual assault of a child
• Craft Turney issues boil water notice
• Annual Beast Feast kicks off Saturday
• West Side PTO cooks up some fundraising
• Robber strikes NS business
• Cornyn aims to repeal health care law
• Chamber attends show in Fort Worth
• Brook Hill holds blood drive
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 28, 2011
• LMC preps for homecoming
• Off the beaten path
• Local man arrested for child molestation
• Chamber hosts job shadow day
• Veterans’ guide arrives
• NSISD looks for computers for new graduates
• Bullard Chamber reveals building plans
• Commissioners talk tax collection
• JFD releases identity of man killed in fire
• Wells fires only police officer
• United Fund Board meets
• Jacksonville animal control gets new truck
• Upcoming events aimed at veterans
• City clarifies water pressure issues
• Randy Gorham Named 2010 Outstanding Citizen of the Year
• Gorham named Citizen of the Year
• Saturday fires kill one
• JISD Board approves construction manager-at-risk
• SCV honors last Confederate veteran to live in county
• Top Teacher of the Week
• JFD busy with two Saturday night structure fires
• On the road again
• Community rallies for fire victim
• Bullard Chamber banquet dishes out bucks Monday
• Fake sweepstakes targets East Texans
• Presidential candidate visits Jacksonville
• Local justices of the peace attend certification seminar
• CCT plans production of The Philadelphia Story
• JDP releases arrest report
• Stellar Student of the Week
• JC homecoming queen candidates announced
• May Drug to close in 1 week
• Jacksonville Area Arts Council opens its doors
• Wells ISD celebrates good marks, success
• Bullard FFA auction to hold a note
• My five cents
• JMS announces Bee winners
• 2 charged with 3 counts of capital murder
• Local business burglarized Saturday
• JPD seizes drugs, guns
• Reklaw gets grant to upgrade water plant
• Relay For Life recognized for efforts
• A step back in time
• Health Care reform back on the table
• Blue Ribbon Committee meets Thursday
• Red Cross trains volunteers for disaster
• JC preps for homecoming
• JISD sets nomination periods for gifted/talented students
• Keeping the dream alive
• TallyHo under new ownership
• Earle’s Chapel VFD gets donation
• Electrical fire slows down U.S. 79 East
• Confederate servicemen honored Saturday
• Forest pest-management clinic set Feb. 4
• Major celebration of Texas independence slated for Feb. 26-27
• Keep blood donation top-of-mind in 2011
• HHS increases total LIHEAP funding available to help low-income families in Texas to $181 million
• CEUs offered for pesticide license
• Pipeline planned for Cherokee County
• KJB has big plans for 2011
• Cold enough for ya?
• City sees fourth consecutive month of sales tax growth
• Almond Tree needs cans and hands
• Sadler’s holds film screening Saturday
• Jacksonville police release arrest reports
• Rusk girls honored for cleaning up the town
• Rusk talks service with Oncor
• Groundwater: Looking 50 years into the future
• Comtroller holds tax help seminar
• More counties meet requirements for livestock disaster assistance
• USDA safeguards prove successful in administration of farm programs
• Son of former mayor, city councilman, dies
• My five cents
• Hopson sworn in Tuesday
• New water fees target ‘high-risk’ customers
• Author makes reading a musical experience
• Rusk Chamber banquet tickets to disappear
• Cherokee County Master Gardeners name officers for 2011
• City gets new ambulance
• City buys new road paver
• Wells’ funds drying up
• LMC gym seating changes upsets fan
• Bullard to expand sewer plant
• Old Man Winter possibly poised to sock it to area
• Old gin gets facelift
• IRS investigates county
• TMF gets optical center
• JC adds graduate classes
• CenterPoint Energy ready for plunging temperatures, urges customers to stay safe and warm
• Job-killing EPA regulations the wrong policy at the worst time
• Hensarling votes to cut congressional budget
• Jacksonville welcomes 1st baby of 2011
• Chase suspect arraigned
• Sweet sounds of ‘Dixie’
• Community mourns Berry
• United Fund exceeds goal
• Clean out medicine cabinet in the new year
• My five cents
• Sheriff's depatment catches two after chase
• Rain doesn’t end local drought
• New CVS opens soon
• Seminary goes high-tech
• Civil War memories still resonate
• City looks to improve Gillespie railroad crossing
• What's News for Jan. 6, 2011
• JISD Board gets peek at new campuses
• Presidential candidate plans to visit
• JFD looks for money for smoke detectors
• Local rotation blood drive moves to Saturdays
• Yummy alert: It’s Girl Scout cookie time
• JDP employee loses everything in fire
• Monday blaze claims home
• Widow searches for asylum, assistance and answers
• Living Alternatives continues free car seat classes
• Chamber plans for annual banquet
• Local children donate to VFW
• Ten to Remember: No. 1: JISD school bond passes
• Local 4-H revives fashion show
• Local group to publish military resource list
• City continues tree recycling program
• BBB reveals top 10 scams for 2010
• JISD teacher resigns over holiday
• Ten to Remember: No. 3: ‘Salsaville’ breaks world record
• New Year’s Eve brings increased police, arrests
• Ten to Remember: No. 2: Jacksonville goes wet
• It’s better to be a quitter, experts say
• Red River War history comes to life
• J’ville residents get new homes from grant
• Burglars strike TPWD office
• JHS football team honored by Ripley’s Believe It or Not
• O’Toole-Pitts joins JDP staff
• Avoid mishaps by properly winterizing pipes
• Getting ready for 2011
• TDRA grant buys city 2 new generators
• Ten to Remember: No. 4: Sanborn named world’s oldest living person
• TWPD seeks feedback on turkey season
• Tree of Angels honors victims of violent crime
• Ten to Remember: No. 5: Fred Douglass, West Side elementaries named Blue Ribbon schools
• JPD searches for robbery suspects
• Monzingo joins JDP staff
• Volunteers needed
• CASA: Who do they speak for?
• What's News for Dec. 28, 2010
• CCSD investigating armed robbery
• Ten to Remember: No. 6: LMC hits 1,000 students, deals with unruly students
• Ten to Remember: No. 7: Fight for County Judge seat becomes contentious
• Library brings stories, music of the Civil War in January
• Shopping local helps with last minute gifts
• JPD hunts armed robber
• A New Year, A New Me
• Group plans ahead to Relay for Life
• Jacksonville student named to TAPPS Academic All State Team
• Ten to Remember: No. 8: Rusk uses grant to clean up town
• Gallatin Gopher Girls celebrate 5th anniversary
• ETSO presents Disney in Concert
• It’s the great root-knot nematode control, Charlie Brown
• Rotary sells 2011 calendars
• HOPE plans life enrichment series
• Ten to Remember: No. 9: Destination:art defined
• Protect your debit card number from ATM skimming
• Easy Recycling awards East Texans $3,000 for recycling efforts
• U.S. population over 308 million
• Group donates to Crisis Center
• Rusk’s year in review
• Ten to Remember: No. 10: Mailbox bomber hits Troup
• DPS targets DWIs during holidays
• Texas Forest Service issues safety tips for holiday season
• A time to celebrate!
• Local business spreads holiday cheer
• TxDOT awards grant to airport
• More funds available for appliance mail-in rebates
• SBA announces increased lending in underserved communities
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce News - Ribbon Cutting
• Shopping local helps with Christmas list
• Crisis Center holds Saturday shoe sale
• 2010: A special year for Texas ag
• Dollar General helps Circle of Ten reduce waiting list
• Storm Proof
• New Master Gardeners named
• Bill of Rights Day: The holiday that got away
• BBB: How to find reliable care for your pets during the holidays
• Protecting the most vulnerable this season
• JISD board approves tech plan
• Parks and wildlife fisheries division plans Christmas tree drop-off
• Four East Texas paddling trails to be dedicated
• TMA displays America’s aesthetic
• CCSD seizes 22 pounds of marajuana
• Rincon capture details released
• CASA volunteers celebrated
• Shopping local feels good
• TxDOT continues work on US 175
• Hospice of East Texas holds Jacksonville Light Up A Life ceremony
• Cherokee County commissioners meet Monday
• What's News for Dec. 12, 2010
• CCSD catches Thomason shooter
• Photos with Santa, Chili’s raise funds for HOPE
• J’ville sales tax grows again
• Nichols selected as Champion for Children
• Staples: Buy locally grown Christmas trees
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For Cactus Mexican Restaurant
• Shooting suspects wanted
• A taste of success
• JISD gets 5-star FAST rating
• LMC plans concert to benefit HOPE
• BBB: When giving, give wisely
• JISD issues statement about man with gun near school
• Local homes open for holidays
• Hopson flips the switch
• Country Charm Candles hosts Ladies’ Night benefit
• True Value holds ladies event
• Bullying conference planned for January
• Poll shows people prefer ‘Merry Christmas’
• Haul out the holly!
• Shopping local makes a big difference
• Crisis Center looks for Santa’s helpers
• Tis’ the season for holiday scams
• JC students put others first
• RFL seeks theme ideas
• Historical Commission seeks award nominees
• A ‘Fantastick’ production
• Driver records available online
• Cornyn, Hutchison and GOP vow to block legislation
• DMV warns to secure vehicles during holidays
• City offers free mulch to residents
• During seasons of giving – give the gift of life and donate blood
• CCT presents A Christmas Carol
• Events planned to help deal with loss
• Chamber sets Christmas festivities
• Hensarling speaks at GOP leadership stakeout
• What's News for Dec. 1, 2010
• Cyber Monday alive and well in J’ville
• United Fund almost at annual goal
• Santa’s elves
• West Side, Fred Douglass raise Blue Ribbon Flags
• Getting ready for Santa
• 2 die in Alto fire
• Community mourns, celebrates life of McRae
• Mehlenbacher, Walters issue call for bell ringers
• Help sought for home repair program
• Children’s Tree provide local kids in need with holiday gifts
• Colors of the season
• Staples: Give thanks for ranchers, growers
• BBB gives Top Ten Cyber Monday Tips for safe online shopping
• Texas A&M Student Senate to take final vote on bill against in-state tuition for illegal aliens
• Turkey Trot benefits Rotary, HOPE
• Students teaching students
• Entities plan closures for Thanksgiving
• Rusk’s blight clean up grant closes
• ‘Litter Ladies’ teach kids to keep J’ville clean
• 2nd Annual Festival of Trees
• East Texas veterans in distress
• Sheriff’s dept. checks on sex offenders
• CASA opens Jacksonville office
• ‘Free Friday’ brings back smiles to Jacksonville
• JC gives back
• Missing man found dead
• People’s Church welcomes new pastor
• Loua memorial set
• JFD starts new fitness program
• A new taste
• Local dental practice offers free services Friday
• Cool expansions
• Local missionary killed in W. Africa
• Use winter to refresh boating skills
• Recycled products help TxDOT reduce waste, cut costs
• Hensarling elected House Republican Conference chair
• The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Receives a New Business Social Website
• The long and winding road
• JC readies for fall concert
• Jones receives award in D.C.
• Rusk firefighters get new rescue truck
• In time for the holidays
• Pct. 3 holds free trash day
• Fire leaves house a total loss
• MASH Bash full of ‘Seoul’
• Crank announces plans to retire
• Puttin’ up the ‘J’
• NRCS longleaf pine initiative available to private landowners
• Rusk council meets Tuesday
• LMC takes 1st in culinary contest
• LMC to move students from Inn
• Troup celebrates veterans
• Staples announces grants for Texas-grown crops
• NAMI joins Chamber
• BBB: Scam gives love a bad name
• Extension Service offers CEU credits
• Cornyn pushes balanced budget amendment
• What's News for Nov. 14, 2010
• A debt of gratitude
• Honoring veterans, military service members and families
• Hibbett Sports opens Friday
• JC hosts history society conference
• Sorority kicks off back pack campaign
• ‘MASH Bash’ set to benefit Red Cross
• Remembering those who gave all
• JISD Board gets ready for district bond projects
• Sales tax up again for November
• Schools NOT closed for Veterans Day
• Jacksonville Chamber Of Commerce Retail Association Donates $250 To Lon Morris College Hospitality Program
• Texas Winter Weather Awareness Day is Nov. 10
• Entities announce Veterans Day closures
• USMC vet tells of Korean service
• Guard successfully defends quiz bowl at UT Tyler
• Veterans Day events planned for Thursday
• Council OKs grant application
• Surviving life
• Extension office offers testing opportunity
• JC presents Curious Savage
• Going down to the Olde Store
• HOPE sets Medicare D workshops
• Blast from the past
• County gets additional $91,000
• Local community group invites families to a Thanksgiving feast in downtown Tyler
• CCCT announces Christmas Carol cast
• Local company recycles campaign signs
• City looks to replace burned ambulance
• Former development district gives assets to county
• Something old, something new ...
• 'Business Of The Month' Award For November 2010 To Lon Morris College
• Elections: The day after
• 70 years of history
• Sanborn now oldest person in the world
• Hibbett Sports coming soon
• Electrofin, Metalloid on JEDCO agenda
• Sanborn oldest person in world
• Training day
• Generations of memories
• The 1st ‘Little’ Tomato Queen
• Tomato Bowl memories: Everything wonderful about growing up in Jacksonville
• The Tomato Bowl reminds me of some memorable events that will live on in my mind forever. Just to name a few ...
• Nichols re-elected to Texas Senate
• A visit from Vgo the robot
• Jones wins national award
• Davis wins county judge
• JISD bond passes
• Cherokee County ballot totals
• What's News for Nov. 2, 2010
• Goals well met
• Halloween’s last gasp
• 8 in a row!
• Disaster drill set for Thursday
• Election day arrives
• Bullish good time
• The Progress wants your feedback!
• LMC launches ag program
• ‘Empty Bowl’ set for next Sunday
• BISD wins rare rating appeal
• Polling places for Tuesday
• City repairs water main
• DA’s office announces conviction
• Alto sets annual Pecan Fest for Saturday
• Chamber honors Business Man, Woman of the Year
• JPD arrests 3 for DQ robbery
• Jacksonville edges Dragons, 84-81, in 12 OTs
• All treats, no tricks
• Group holds first costume party fund raiser
• Arboretum hosts Fall Ag Day
• Plenty to smile about
• Local candidates respond to questions
• Senior expo postponed for one more season
• Staples pays LMC students a visit
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Fall Membership Meeting
• Local man throws out 1st pitch in World Series
• Jacksonville Chamber - Tomato Bowl Celebrates 70 Years - Flaming 'J' and Flaming '70'
• Never too young to learn about safety
• What's News for Oct. 19, 2010
• LMC holds celebration car wash
• Student arrested for assault
• Agreement brings $750,000 to town
• Dollar General burgled
• JHS readies for homecoming
• Tell us what you think
• Late night leaves one dead at mudstock
• Rusk begins land acquisition negotiations
• JISD proposes $50 million school bond
• Voters Guide: County judge candidates
• Jacksonville creativity abounds on display at scarcrow trail
• LMC holds city-wide car wash for H.O.P.E
• Classroom 2.0
• Mudstock continues
• Martindale hits the big screen … again
• Drought affecting hay production, hay show entrees
• Meth ice, handgun reported found in Trujillo home
• Tasty tradition continues in Jacksonville
• Come out, come out, wherever you are
• Rubbin' elbows with Kay 'Baby'
• Dry opening for Mudstock
• Disappearing” line item confuses, upsets Pct. 3 officials
• Locals gather to fight crime
• J’ville man arrested for July death
• Friday Night Sights
• Red Cross: Have smoke alarms in your home
• BBB: Shred documents to protect ID
• Scarecrow Trail opens Saturday
• Forest Service investigates arson fire
• Nichols PTO plans TAKS night
• Candidate forum cancelled
• City buys generators
• County dissolves development district
• Local PAC brings signs up to code
• DEA arrests 1 in Jacksonville
• Meeting the neighbors
• JFD asks city council for new ambulances
• JISD rated superior for finances
• Rock solid
• JHS Class of ‘44 reunites
• JPD arrests 3 at local club
• Cut the salt, not the flavor
• New expo comes to J’ville
• Mudstock hits town this week
• JPD arrests shoplifting pair
• Crime prevention block party list released
• Local Red Cross seeks help
• Don’t wait until retirement to form a succession plan
• TMF adds local eye services
• A century of living
• LMC students serve up a taste of Broadway
• Local ghost stories come in time for Halloween
• CCSD gets new vehicles
• Linked for a lifetime
• What's News for Oct. 10, 2010
• Precinct 3 investigations continue
• JISD Board hears bond endorsements
• Car catches fire Thursday
• Man arrested for assault
• Service academy deadline nears
• JFD gets training grant
• McRae honored by Chamber
• ETGRA holds homecoming celebration
• To goat or not to goat? That is the question
• Stop, drop and roll
• Indian Pride hits the airwaves
• More animals dumped at Klein Shelter
• Sales tax revenue rises
• Up, up and away ...
• Ballots are in
• LMC holds Inn block party
• Through the eyes of the world
• JPD arrests 2 for unlawful possession
• Cherokee County Jail releases activity report
• BBB: Beware online ads for acai diet pills, work from home jobs
• Candidates forum planned
• RPD arrests 4 for prostitution
• Lake scoping meeting shows progress
• Rusk library gets grant
• KJB scares up ‘Trail’ entry
• Daily Progress welcomes new publisher
• Locals travel despite terror alert
• ‘Thunder’ draws 1,500
• Legends of track
• What's News for Oct. 3, 2010
• Man steals over $50 from store register
• Patriotic teen registers to vote on birthday
• Social media hacking on the rise
• Former JHS assistant coach sentenced
• 2 warned, 1 cited in shoplift attempt
• Thunderin’ into town
• Harvest Fest plants valuable seeds
• LMC features local artist in show
• ACS: Women should put health first
• JC Mission Team kicks off new season
• On the road again
• Teachers of the year honored
• JPD: Party against crime
• Fall is in the air
• Tuesday fire kills one
• ‘Cowgirl for a cure’ injured in accident
• Dallas funds Lake Columbia?
• Here come the Fightin’ Indians
• Bill McRae of Bill McRae Ford Named Honorary Lifetime Member
• Project Grad fund raiser deadline draws near
• Library holds annual book sale
• Jacksonville FFA gets big boost
• Brook Hill art hits the ‘net
• Dedication on wheels
• Commerce blocked at noon Friday
• One death reported in county fire
• 2010 Texas chef of the year visits LMC’s hospitality administration students
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 4
• Rusk readies for Pioneer Festival
• JPD releases arrest report
• Wanted: Scarecrows
• Tech savvy
• No Excuses Univ. comes to J’ville
• Arrest made in motel shooting
• Fire claims county home
• Alto-area agencies receive $76,500 in grants
• HOPE set to offer life enrichment classes
• Thunder in the Pines rumbles into town Friday
• JPD arrests man for assault
• Literacy Council presents awards
• County chooses audit group
• Ready to beat the odds
• Diabetes cooking classes offered
• County looks at employee pay procedures
• JPD makes drug bust
• Monkey business
• Bullard, Rusk crown new queens
• Rusk PD releases activity report
• ‘16 de Septiembre’
• What's News for Sept. 26, 2010
• JPD warns of phone scam
• Haberle declares POW-MIA day
• McRae donates to vets
• Texans Against Crime sets planning meeting
• Dems move into HQ
• Massive raid executed on East Texas compound
• Rusk celebrates homecoming
• Saw You At the Pole
• Relocating business to receive $36,000
• LMC security showing effects
• Get a Golden Ticket at CCT production
• Technology a boon to classrooms
• Scammers target job hunters
• JISD touts bond election
• These students cook!
• Motel shooting investigation ongoing
• No signs allowed
• County ready for disaster
• Bullard High to name new queen Friday
• Police investigate assault
• Cherokee County Jail releases report
• New veteran resources available soon in Jacksonville
• A passion for the open: Cumbee appointed to parks board
• City workers bring home the gold
• JISD celebrates Blue Ribbon schools
• Blue Bell sends ice cream to award-winning schools
• New transfer policy nets one student
• Blackshire not guilty
• Pinotti case goes to DA
• Welcome home
• Slain military officer remembered in Rusk
• GOP moves headquarters
• JISD votes on election agreement with county
• One taken to hospital after wreck
• Unemployment drops slightly
• LMC meets with local residents
• JMS studies s’more science
• Maidens face Nac tonight
• An extraordinary life in ordinary times
• $1.7M waits in the wings
• Council supports JISD bond
• Meet With the Mayor still gets fair showing
• LMC officials meet with city staff, community members
• New salon coming to Jacksonville
• Hidden Treasures at RSH
• United Fund gets started
• LMC: Bottom’s Up off limits
• The last of summer’s fruits
• Do you really need an anchor on your boat?
• UT Tyler launches online transcript ordering
• Groundbreaking
• RFL holds volunteer meeting
• Rusk plans Pioneer & Heritage Festival
• Welcome Home parade set for Saturday
• 70 years of war paint
• LMC shooting still being investigated
• USDA seeks applications to conduct renewable energy studies
• Don’t get caught off guard this hurricane season
• Jacksonville to make budget decision
• Hensarling offers help with fed agencies
• Code enforcement academy proposed
• All hail Miss Maydelle
• Patterson is private
• JPD investigates gang shooting at LMC motel
• None injured in wreck
• Jacksonville Area Arts Council formed
• Rusk bans K2
• Happy Grandparents’ Day!
• Up go the walls
• Freedom isn’t free
• LMC plans community meetings
• E-lection
• County or private road?
• Maydelle celebrates a century
• Master Gardeners plan Plant Sale
• 8-year manhunt ends
• Donation keeps free life jacket program afloat
• Don’t be a bird brain: Keep fire safety in mind during dove season
• United Fund plans kickoff
• Reklaw cattle thief sentenced to 14 years
• Secretary of Ed. makes BRS announcement
• Rusk library plans book fair
• A helping hand
• Tax revenue down despite alcohol sales
• Free hay testing offered
• VFW needs community support
• Friends of the Library plans annual book sale
• Clothes Closet still hurting
• Hopson congratulates tree farm award winners
• Nichols elected Republican Caucus chair
• West Side loves J’ville
• JISD lauds Blue Ribbon campuses
• JMS has gun scare
• The kids and the candy man
• Police investigate shooting
• ‘Growing pains’
• None injured in Friday crash
• Council may raise city salaries
• Capital murder trial for toddler’s death begins Tuesday
• Man nearly drowns
• BBB: Be wary of storm chasers
• Council holds budget hearing
• JPD releases arrest reports
• CCSD continues Bullard-area murder investigation
• Maydelle, the lady and the town
• LMC’s last football sweetheart
• JISD nears 5,000 students
• That’s our Tribe
• Tribe spirit
• Free fingerprinting for kids Saturday
• Entities plan closures for Labor Day
• One charged in weekend drive-by shootings
• One arrested in drug bust
• High-tech students
• JISD passes budget, tax rate
• Subway robbed at knife point
• Saddlin’ up against cancer
• What's News for Sept. 2, 2010
• Tip top H2O
• RHS Class of 2010 wins $18K for Senior Finale
• Woman arrested for shoplifting
• Friday murder still under investigation
• LMC tops 1,000
• Dishin’ up scoops and smiles
• Man murdered Friday
• LMC return to football an all-around success
• Vietnam vets to finally be honored for service
• CCT begins rehearsals for Willy Wonka
• Hensarling wins Defender of Economic Freedom Award
• JPD releases arrest report
• The beautiful music of growth
• Construction begins on new business builds
• A matter of Serendipity
• Christmas in July a success
• BBB: Beware of deceptive auto loan modification offers
• Suddenlink to carry NFL Network and NFL RedZone
• Book worms, mark your calendars
• Lake named to forest trail board
• JISD bond elections: A history
• Links to our past
• La vida en espanol!
• JISD votes on budget, tax rate
• At the polls: State rep candidates speak
• JEDCO supports JISD bond election
• Pinotti under investigation
• Living Alternatives helps new parents plan
• Cowboys against cancer
• Tree falls on school bus
• Perry announces iTunes U Texas Ed
• City wins $11,487 grant
• County reforms development district
• JPD arrests 2 for gang activity
• Lake focus of agency meeting
• It’s time to root the Indians on to victory!
• 'Business After Hours
• Cherokee County Jail releases activity report
• TxDOT: Highway fatalities drop
• Hay Show and Sale to offer free hay testing
• Volunteer FDs to charge for services
• Bearcats gear up for home opener Saturday
• Sunday house fire injures 1
• School day stories
• What's News for Aug. 24, 2010
• Texans Helping Texans veterans stakeholders forum set for Thursday
• County: Get ready during Natl. Preparedness Month
• J’ville PD investigates 3 drive-by shootings
• County approves budget
• Back to class
• Educational development
• FBC prepares for preschool
• TABC meets with Champs
• Haberle invites all to dialogue
• County budget talks begin
• Hopson, Haberle visit extension office
• RPD reports arrests
• J’ville ministry completes reviews
• JFD gets clothing grant
• Tax free weekend set
• Two killed in fatal wreck
• Warrant lists clear up Rusk court’s books
• Meet the Eagles
• Sales Tax Holiday set for this weekend
• JISD calls bond election
• School days
• City debt rating improves
• Welcome back to JISD
• What's News for Aug. 17, 2010
• CCSD busts theft/burglary ring
• Blue Ribbon Committee talks bond election
• JFD awarded $35,000
• None injured in Monday wreck
• Baby found dead in home
• Pct. 3 JP clerk accused of theft
• Bearcat ball
• Business After Hours
• J'ville Chamber - Flip Out and Cheer Ribbon Cutting
• Jacksonville Chamber Of Commerce News: November Business Of The Month - Whataburger
• 2009 Fall Membership Meeting/Outstanding Business Man and Business Woman
• Verizon Wireless Ribbon Cutting
• Gateway to American Opportunities RIBBON CUTTING
• Jacksonville Chamber - Retail Development/Street Sweets
• Annual Hay Show and Sale
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce News - September 29, 2009
• 4th Annual J’ville Motorcycle Rally and Music Jam
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce News - July 21, 2009
• Hot Tomato! It’s Salsa…
• Best Home Grown Tomato Contest
• 25th Annual Tomato Fest T-Shirts Available
• 25th Annual Tomato Fest to the Obama Family
• 25th Annual Tomato Fest Karaoke Contest
• 2009 Tomato Festival - East Texas Got Talent
• Jacksonville Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce First Time Home Buyers Seminar
• Annual Hay Show and Auction Raised Over $23,000
• Love’s Lookout

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