Nacogdoches, TX News

• Nacogdoches, TX News
• Community History Day in Corrigan planned for Saturday
• Cole Art Center to close for week
• SFA to screen quilting documentary, ‘Stitched’
• SFA A Cappella Choir to embark on European tour
• Memorial Day Celebration Service
• Craycraft to offer SFA commencement address
• SFA presents 'La Traviata"
• Stone Fort Wind Quintet to perform classics
• Bright Ideas Conference to highlight SFA faculty research, scholarship and artistry
• 61st U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker, III to speak at SFA
• Senior interior design exhibit opening at SFA
• SFA saxophone students chosen to compete
• SFA art galleries closed during spring break
• SFA Heritage Development Summit to feature rural life experts
• SFA A Cappella Choir to perform
• State adopts SFA’s plan to retain at-risk nursing students
• SFA researchers discover cancer-treating potential of invasive plant
• SFA to host ‘Green is the New Black’ fashion show
• SFA plans The BIG Event to help residents
• Vienna Boys Choir concert sold out
• Faculty recitals slated at SFA
• SFA music offers four performances and lectures
• Registration open for SFA Music Preparatory Division classes
• SFA to screen ‘Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter … and Spring’
• Auditions set for SFA Music Preparatory choirs
• Red River Radio to present SFA School of Theatre’s Christmas play
• SFA art galleries closing for semester break
• Distinguished alumna to offer SFA commencement address
• SFA Music Preparatory recitals scheduled
• Tickets still available for 'An Nollaig: An Irish Christmas'
• SFA to launch Internet world music radio station
• Three concerts scheduled at SFA this week
• Texas Music Theater Wins State Award
• SFA director named nursing ambassador
• SFA choirs present ‘Impressions’ concert
• Arun Gandhi to headline SFA leadership conference
• Family music activities added to SFA tailgating
• ‘Rabbit Hole’ opens SFA theatre season
• Poetry reading, art combine at Art Center
• SFA to celebrate opening of renovated radio and TV studios
• Nine Flags Christmas Festival 2011
• SFA College of Education offers affordable online degree programs
• SFA music education professor to deliver lecture
• Back to School for Nacogdoches - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Nacogdoches Naturally plans outdoor adventure
• Standley to offer SFA commencement address
• SFA to screen ‘It Might Get Loud’ at Cole Art Center
• AmeriCorps Member Recruitment
• SFA’s ‘12 x 12’ offers original art at bargain prices
• SFA researchers discover cancer-treating potential of invasive plant
• SFA's summer theatre season to close this week
• Local artists’ work available through SFA fund-raiser
• Photography-related reception, film at The Cole Art Center
• SFA offers nationwide online degree to help meet congressional mandate
• Stone Fort Museum to open exhibit on African American history
• SFA Pineywoods Camp to host day camps in June
• Perkins to offer SFA commencement address to record number of graduates
• Guest violinist to present recital at SFA
• SFA to stage surreal comedy ‘The Breasts of Tiresias’
• History professor to lead cancer discussion at SFA
• Shows at The Art Center provide spring break fun
• SFA to host Showcase Saturdays for prospective students
• Bedding fire at SFA residence hall
• Bubba Keith Comes to the OTT Rally 2010
• Wash. survives at LLWS, beats Texas
• Mexico state to boost pay of state police
• Ramadan a time when Muslims ‘tune’ themselves
• Friday Night Fight Night to fill Fredonia
• Deadline to file for SW Ward position fast approaching
• Judge recommends $12M settlement on bad peanuts
• Furniture, computer stolen from residences
• Smith County Jail inmate found hanged, dies
• Commissioners to consider burn ban
• Nearly $1.5 million fine over Pasadena chem plant
• State obscures elite Texas Rangers' border work
• Little Rock police search for 2-year-old
• FW man gets life for killing pregnant girlfriend
• Trinity boy, 12, dies in wreck during chase
• San Antonio man gets 8 years in child porn case
• 3 from Georgia face counterfeiting counts in Texas
• TEA ends oversight of Austin schools
• Texas schools can check bus driver records online
• UTMB post-Ike cuts back on indigent care
• Ex-Houston hand doctor charged in assault of wife
• Young Texas man pleads guilty in trooper death
• White wants prior OK before upping homeowner rates
• New punishment trial for man on death row 23 years
• FEMA chief reflects on Katrina's lessons
• 5 Okla. schools leaving Lone Star after 2010-11
• AD who brought Knight to Texas Tech is retiring
• Hawaii, Taiwan, move on at LLWS
• Freshmen to watch in the Big 12
• Financial adviser in Texas mishandled worker funds
• Memorial Hospital to begin new room service program
• Hazing death at college followed other incidents
• Baby dies in hot car
• 8 fried food finalists vie for Big Tex crown
• Woman heading wrong way on U.S. 59 strikes vehicle head-on
• Man convicted in death of former UNT player
• Gulf waste heads to landfills, some with problems
• Injuries create crisis for Texans' LBs
• Ex-Detroit mayor's father to testify in lawsuit
• After not taking a snap in'09, Dallas' Kitna fresh
• Worcester State president to step down
• Source: Dell plans sweeter 3Par bid after HP trump
• Plans for $14 million natatorium in San Antonio
• Boyfriend confessed to 1984 Houston double murder
• Bedford church rejects lesbians' preschooler
• UNT at Dallas to welcome first freshman class
• State Fair to feature Landry items
• Flying fish knocks paddler from Mo. river race
• State Fair to feature Landry items
• World War II flying ace Marcel Albert dead at 92
• American Airlines mechanics reject labor contract
• Baby left in hot SUV in Lufkin dies
• SFA offers new Parking and Traffic Office
• Cowboys 2010: Super Bowl at home or year is wasted
• Officials look toward proposed water park
• Omni Hotel planned at Nashville convention center
• Hiring jailers back on agenda
• Groups say abuse remains in Texas juvenile prisons
• Graduate film program at SFA boasts success in its infancy
• New siren equipment to be installed, tested
• Appeals court: Perry didn't copy 'Mad Black Woman'
• ID on Texan killed in Arkansas plane crash
• IPhone app: Dallas man in Conn. sees home burglary
• ERCOT reports record peak electricity demand
• Texas traffic fatalities down 11 percent in 2009
• Retired pro wrestler 'Skandor Akbar' dies in Texas
• Longtime NL umpire Satch Davidson dead at 75
• Agreement for Atmos to replace 100,000 steel lines
• Border sheriff: 2 bodies found along Rio Grande
• Video of man arrested by Fort Worth police
• Texas Top 10 most wanted caught in NYC
• Guard: Soldier with ND ties killed in Texas crash
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• DeLay, co-defendants back in Texas court
• Gregg County commissioner resigns in work dispute
• Texas man accused of punching SD trooper 3 times
• iTunes Texas education channel launched
• Gulf residents struggle in aftermath of oil spill
• Doctors clear Yao for basketball activities
• Another tunnel discovery in Nogales
• Texans' Holliday out for season with thumb injury
• DeLay headed to Texas court after feds end probe
• Independent group attacks Perry in ads statewide
• NorCal man gets 20-year sentence in anthrax hoax
• Evacuation of pets a priority after Katrina
• Colts getting mixed results from rookie class
• At Memorial, meal plans may be changing
• Calif. man gets 20-year sentence in anthrax hoax
• First day of school: 'It's going to be a good year'
• Texas Tech picks Potts as starting QB
• NISD's first year off to a good start
• Stray bullet prompts call for more border security
• Round 2 Ike funds explained
• Appeals court: Perry didn't copy 'Mad Black Woman'
• NTSB: Engine sputtered before plane crash
• Ex-AG Gonzales at Texas Tech another year
• Library starting LEGO club next month
• County to receive road repair reimbursements
• Drug charges send four men to jail
• 08/23 On the record
• Water woes at state parks in Valley
• More in Texas choose home schooling
• Man dies after stop by Coppell police
• Amarillo-area developer charged in wife's death
• Hearings into cause of oil spill begin in Houston
• State to review more insurance premiums
• Copper cast of Lady Liberty's nose up for auction
• Senior Taylor Potts named Tech starting QB
• Father-son soldiers have reunion in Afghanistan
• Searchers look for missing plane
• DPS: 1 million Texans register as donors
• Condemned Houston murderer of 2 loses appeal
• NEA president visits Denver on back-to-school tour
• Movie about 1996 Texas death, body in freezer
• Grand jury in Lubbock: 428-count drug indictment
• Texas gas drilling area getting more air monitors
• Judge sets hearing for doctor in Jackson case
• Area schools ready for a new year
• CVB to focus on web advertising
• Inspections 082210
• Permits 082210
• Names 082210
• East Texas Drilling Report 082210
• Healthy Nacogdoches Coalition organizes pilot program to help businesses become mother-friendly work
• Kenco helping golfers cut the cable to their cart chargers
• Nacogdoches High School Marching Band Practice
• 2 more men arrested in year-old Austin murder case
• San Antonio woman gets 40-year sentence in slaying
• For Gulf tourism, problem is perception _ not oil
• Searchers look for missing plane in south Ark.
• Freezing success for county records
• Man assaulted, robbed
• As hunger awareness month approaches, First Choice Power participates in several initiatives to help
• On The Record 082210
• Celebrating her 100th birthday, Helen Carter reveals secret to long life
• Riders put horses through the paces at competition
• Teachers to use Why Try? program in daily curriculum
• Gov't: 23K workers affected by Gulf oil drill ban
• Lufkin woman, 19, killed in wreck
• On The Record 082010
• Sheriff’s, police departments receive grants
• United Way ready for another year of helping East Texans
• Project offers ex-convicts a fresh start
• 10,000 in county get food stamps
• Jobless rate drops slightly in county
• Woden Elementary
• Dominion, Marathon Oil pay $6.9 million settlement
• Texas court dismisses appeal of nuke bond vote
• Border agents seize 2 tons of pot in Texas busts
• Heat blast continues across most of Texas Saturday
• AP Enterprise: Spill bound BP, feds together
• Aryan Brotherhood members arrested in Texas
• Oil spill adds to housing woes for Katrina victims
• Dallas-area man gets life for fatal baby beating
• Supporters seeking release of past Hispanic leader
• Dad buys newspaper ad after daughter breaks curfew
• FAA starts considering private space travel rules
• Freer girl, 5, dies in pellet air rifle shooting
• 3 weeks of gas price increases ends
• Woman found 12 days later with dogs
• Prison for legally blind Waco driver over fatality
• Toddler, 2, dies when left in hot car in Houston
• Main Street program applying for national award
• Leisure named director of Texas State Parks
• Perry wants more penalties for human traffickers
• Douglass man carves out retirement plan
• Navy panel votes to discharge ex-astronaut Nowak
• Dallas police chase ends alongside airport runway
• City nominates Medical Center for Enterprise Zone program
• Ex-Temple ISD bus driver guilty of sex assault
• Ex-Texas immigrant detention guard arrested
• Charge to different department lead to theft investigation
• Katy teacher held on child porn charges
• Services set for 2 more Buffalo shooting victims
• Ex-football great Johnny Bailey dies in Houston
• La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey
• Texas jobless rate for July holds at 8.2 percent
• Murder charge reinstated over 1986 Austin killing
• Closeness to oil spill key to many claims
• Texan's broken curfew means free baby-sitting ad
• Houston-area Woman mauled by pack of dogs
• Hyperion says refinery still planned for 2015
• Victoria attorney indicted in child porn case
• Texas last stop for historic LBJ jet
• 'Hot Dot' patches tested on Gulf oil cleanup crews
• Stern's sister testifies in Anna Nicole Smith case
• DoD releases final report on Fort Hood shootings
• Dallas police pursuing carjacker
• Residents speak up about high school day care center
• Search on for Las Cruces man in strangling case
• Trespassing Texan crashes through church rooftop
• Woden Elementary welcomes students, parents with open house
• Court nixes appeal of state senator's eligibility
• Students living in Etoile will have new bus routes
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Texas plane cleaner accused of stealing lost items
• Mexican mayor found dead 3 days after kidnapping
• Customer receives counterfeit bill in change
• NTSB cites probable cause of 2008 helicopter crash
• Caffeine addictions on the rise over last 10 years
• Routine maintenance time rolls around for voting machines
• Garage sales benefiting those in need
• New spay, neuter clinic to help with overpopulation
• Fatigue crack blamed for hole in SWA jet
• City’s tax rate to possibly increase by 2¢
• Restoration being done on Texas Capitol
• Police baffled at woman's disappearance
• Euless Trinity edges Abilene atop 5A football poll
• American cleanup worker charged with theft
• Tiki Island man gets 45 years for killing wife
• Texas faces rising cost for illegal immigrant care
• College advisers to help at some Texas schools
• DEP chief vows to kick out drilling rule breakers
• 2009 Texas worker deaths up nearly 4 percent
• Unguarded border bridges could be route into US
• Richardson: about $850,000 in jewels stolen
• 39 suspected illegal immigrants in Laredo house
• Plane with parachute lands safely after power loss
• First oiled turtles released in Gulf after rehab
• 4 inmates break out of jail in Wichita Falls
• Ted Nugent takes responsibility for deer baiting
• Funeral begins 3 somber days after Buffalo gunfire
• Feds: No timeline for completing Gulf relief well
• 2 burned in West Texas oil field accident
• Texas executes gang leader for murder of 2 girls
• Badu gets probation for Dallas nude video shoot
• County budget: $1M to be taken from general fund
• Witness: Dangerous drug doses prescribed for Smith
• Texas seeking 1,500 new food stamp workers
• SFA gets props for being tops
• Police: Texas gunman had explosives in trailer
• Gilbert, helmet in hand, takes over at Texas
• Abatement for proposed apartments approved
• South Texas mayor arrested for prostitution
• NM gov vows to fight research chimp transfer
• El Paso City Council OKs changes for freeway
• Reports of gunfire at campus in McKinney
• Bastrop police chief charged with DWI
• Starving horses seized near Canton
• Reports of gunfire near campus in McKinney
• Texas AG sues 2 former National Guard commanders
• Overton man accused of killing father
• House officials say probe of lawmaker possible
• Lady Bird center getting arboretum
• Report: Pilot error in S Texas crash that killed 2
• War comes home: Day-by-day, services honor fallen
• Ex-Austin police officer convicted in drug case
• Texas deer breeder sentenced for smuggling
• Appeal in Pa. soldier's electrocution is rejected
• Ike-damaged Texas City dike to reopen by October
• Dallas-area youths facing charges in woman's death
• US program aims to improve sea port security
• Texas boy, 10, dead in accidental shooting
• Smith Unit inmate shot during escape attempt
• Flight attendant takes baby after slap from mother
• Teachers receive special leadership training
• ACT scores dip, but more students college-ready
• Collin County lowers pension system match
• For schools, emergency services educational programs are a plus
• Dallas-area youths charged in woman's death
• Ex-NASA worker admits stealing space suit
• La. shrimpers reporting clean 1st day catch
• 1 dead, 1 injured in collission with Peterbilt
• Alleged trafficker sent to El Paso from Mexico
• Briton will fight US extradition over Iran sale
• NISD board to discuss child care services
• White won't rule out debt, taxes to pay for roads
• 2 arrested over Beaumont clerking slaying
• Etoile residents still questioning possible missing water
• Prosecutor reviews Texas lawmaker's double billing
• No injuries in Garland warehouse fire
• Wildfire plan, Goodman bridge among county items discussed
• Texas Blueberry Festival
• Sandyland Bluegrass Reunion
• Nine Flags Festival

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