Rusk, TX News

• Rusk, TX News
• Tuesday is primary election day
• Veterans of Foreign Wars plan Memorial Day service
• LIKE THE SOOTHING WARM SHADOWS OF THE SUN ON THE SEA
• Vietnamese Students Earn Online High School Diplomas Through The University of Texas at Austin
• Sam Houston, Davy Crockett National Forests open trail sections
• TxDOT News
• Texas Workforce Commission Serves Small Business Needs
• Texas named a leading state for small business
• Nacogdoches News
• Cole Art Center to close for week
• SFA to screen quilting documentary, ‘Stitched’
• Port Arthur Felon Sentenced for Federal Gun and Drug Violations
• Pet Talk
• Corpus Christi Attorney, Case Runner Sentenced on Felony Barratry Charges
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Game Warden Col. Pete Flores Receives National Honor
• Louisiana Man Guilty of East Texas Child Pornography Violations
• Weekly Washington Update:
• DPS Joins Nationwide Effort to Protect Children
• Nacogdoches News
• Buckling Up:
• Bipartisan Group of Senators Introduce Legislation to Fight Nationwide Rape Kit Backlog
• It's time to get outside
• The Ranch on Possum Kingdom earns ‘Firewise’ designation
• Lon Morris employees furloughed; president resigns
• Banks to speak at Tyler Nature Center
• Drought recedes, but conditions still dicey in some regions
• Recipe-Shrimp Salad
• Jail Activity Report May 23, 2012
• Jacksonville student attends camp at Meredith College in Durham, N.C.
• 21 arrested, 111 reports processed by Rusk PD
• Jacksonville student attends camp at Meredith College in Durham, N.C.
• 21 arrested, 111 reports processed by Rusk PD
• Review of ‘Dearly Departed’
• Rusk High School cheerleaders
• Review of ‘Dearly Departed’
• Rusk High School cheerleaders
• EXPERIENCE COUNTS: Rusk State Hospital recognizes staff during annual awards ceremony
• EXPERIENCE COUNTS: Rusk State Hospital recognizes staff during annual awards ceremony
• Basketball tournament June 14-16
• Basketball tournament June 14-16
• Who Let the Dogs Out fun run May 26
• Who Let the Dogs Out fun run May 26
• Helping hand
• Helping hand
• 6 Webelo scouts cross over to Boy Scouts
• 6 Webelo scouts cross over to Boy Scouts
• Yard of the Month
• Yard of the Month
• El’s Barbecue, Catering hosts event
• Rusk scouts camp at 4 Winds, attend Renaissance Faire
• El’s Barbecue, Catering hosts event
• Rusk scouts camp at 4 Winds, attend Renaissance Faire
• Retirement party will honor Susan Birdwell
• Retirement party will honor Susan Birdwell
• Alto resident graduates from A&M Corpus Christi
• Alto resident graduates from A&M Corpus Christi
• Shiloh homecoming service slated May 20
• Democrats schedule picnic for May 24
• Shiloh homecoming service slated May 20
• Democrats schedule picnic for May 24
• LMC joins fight against world hunger
• LMC joins fight against world hunger
• LMC agricultural students participate at Texas Tech University convention
• LMC agricultural students participate at Texas Tech University convention
• 23 food service establishments receive Clean Pipe Award
• Rusk/Alto baseball and softball standings
• Teams
• 23 food service establishments receive Clean Pipe Award
• Rusk/Alto baseball and softball standings
• Teams
• Troup softball, Bullard baseball fall; all-district teams announced
• Troup softball, Bullard baseball fall; all-district teams announced
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL
• Pennies for Patients
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL
• Pennies for Patients
• Confederate grave marker
• Confederate grave marker
• CLARIFICATION
• CLARIFICATION
• Alto mother, daughter share the same hereditary disease, HAE
• ‘TIP’ top students
• Alto mother, daughter share the same hereditary disease, HAE
• ‘TIP’ top students
• ‘Monster mulching machine’ takes care of Jim Hogg Park
• ‘Monster mulching machine’ takes care of Jim Hogg Park
• Talent Search participants
• Talent Search participants
• Aleigha Mabry receives RAM Truck scholarship
• Aleigha Mabry receives RAM Truck scholarship
• 1st Friday Dance planned June 1
• Bullard man named to college’s dean’s list
• Health, wellness education program slated May 24 in Alto
• 1st Friday Dance planned June 1
• Bullard man named to college’s dean’s list
• Health, wellness education program slated May 24 in Alto
• Tyler Junior College graduates 917 students
• Tyler Junior College graduates 917 students
• Veterans of Foreign Wars plan Memorial Day service
• RHS Class of 1970
• Veterans of Foreign Wars plan Memorial Day service
• RHS Class of 1970
• Thompson-Kadlecek vows slated
• Thompson-Kadlecek vows slated
• ETMC Rusk replaces emergency service with extended hours clinic
• ETMC Rusk replaces emergency service with extended hours clinic
• Applicator licenses are available in Tyler May 31
• Applicator licenses are available in Tyler May 31
• Cherokee County citizens attend annual National Day of Prayer rally
• Cherokee County citizens attend annual National Day of Prayer rally
• Jacksonville club sponsors student benefit program
• Jacksonville club sponsors student benefit program
• Open house for Alto Herald collection is June 2
• TSR Memorial Day event at Palestine Depot May 25-27
• Open house for Alto Herald collection is June 2
• TSR Memorial Day event at Palestine Depot May 25-27
• Newspaper will observe Memorial Day
• 1,642 county animals get shots during rabies clinics
• Alto school board reorganizes, welcomes high school principal
• Newspaper will observe Memorial Day
• 1,642 county animals get shots during rabies clinics
• Alto school board reorganizes, welcomes high school principal
• Shady Grove Church of God in Christ sells fish lunches
• Revival set
• Good Sam’s hours slated
• Shady Grove Church of God in Christ sells fish lunches
• Revival set
• Good Sam’s hours slated
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Early voting ends Friday
• GATHA LYNN (GAYLYN) SMITH
• MILDRED LEE MARIE LUGENBUHL
• LUCILLE BRUMLEY
• TERRY L. CUMBY BAUER
• KARL DANIEL KELLER
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Early voting ends Friday
• GATHA LYNN (GAYLYN) SMITH
• MILDRED LEE MARIE LUGENBUHL
• LUCILLE BRUMLEY
• TERRY L. CUMBY BAUER
• KARL DANIEL KELLER
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• IMAGES| speak
• Political Cartoon
• Political Cartoon
• Sen. Nichols answers your government questions
• Sen. Nichols answers your government questions
• TransCanada letter leaves out details of current study
• TransCanada letter leaves out details of current study
• Rusk school board members repeat oath of office
• Rusk school board members repeat oath of office
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• Rep. Hopson helps honor JISD teachers Monday
• Rep. Hopson helps honor JISD teachers Monday
• Carnival headlines Rusk’s Fair on the Square Thurs.
• Carnival headlines Rusk’s Fair on the Square Thurs.
• Alto council re-organizes, with unexpected change
• Alto council re-organizes, with unexpected change
• GRADUATION DAY
• GRADUATION DAY
• TSCRA OFFERS REWARD FOR CATTLE THIEF
• TJC’s summer orientation has a board-game theme
• New Exhibit opening at Discovery Science Place this weekend
• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Hunter Education Instructors Needed
• DPS Increases Patrols for Memorial Day Weekend
• Baylor College of Medicine receives over $6 million from National Institutes of Health to develop SARS vaccine
• Texans urged to report suspected arson activity
• Epigenome links selective mutability of the genome, human evolution and neuro-cognitive disorders
• DPS Praises Announcement of Texas Anti-Gang Tactical Operations Center in Houston
• Baylor College of Medicine awarded $5 million in Komen breast cancer research grants
• Experience Works Selected to Administer Texas Workforce Commission Program for Seniors Senior Community Service Employment Program helps connect older workers with employment
• LONGVIEW MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE MARIJUANA
• BEAUMONT MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
• DPS Presents Awards For Excellence
• ACEP INTRODUCES "ER 101"
• Earthquake confirmed in East Texas
• TPWD Historic Sites Receives National Grant to Study Bastrop Fire Effects
• Fallen Texas Peace Officers Remembered Today
• Master Gardeners set garden tour May 19
• Master Gardeners set garden tour May 19
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Fun run slated May 26
• Program offered to 4-H members interested in veterinary medicine
• Fun run slated May 26
• Program offered to 4-H members interested in veterinary medicine
• Rusk student named All American Scholar
• Texas Workforce is coming to Alto May 16
• Singletary Memorial Library summer reading program begins June 5
• Justices of the Peace attend seminar in Galveston
• Rusk student named All American Scholar
• Texas Workforce is coming to Alto May 16
• Singletary Memorial Library summer reading program begins June 5
• Justices of the Peace attend seminar in Galveston
• Retirement party will honor Susan Birdwell
• Shiloh homecoming service slated May 20
• Retirement party will honor Susan Birdwell
• Shiloh homecoming service slated May 20
• Jacksonville woman seeks tax office post
• Jacksonville woman seeks tax office post
• Wells Arts, Crafts show
• Wells Arts, Crafts show
• Training for licenses set in Tyler
• Bridal shower
• Training for licenses set in Tyler
• Bridal shower
• Blaylocks note anniversary
• Blaylocks note anniversary
• Alto athletes‘abuzz’ with praise during all sports banquet
• Alto athletes‘abuzz’ with praise during all sports banquet
• Home run renovation
• Home run renovation
• J’ville All-Sports winners
• J’ville All-Sports winners
• Rusk/Alto baseball and softball standings
• Teams
• Rusk/Alto baseball and softball standings
• Teams
• Joy and pain: sports weekend has it all for Cherokee County
• Joy and pain: sports weekend has it all for Cherokee County
• Honorary degree
• Mamograms will be available in Alto June 12
• Rusk Fair on Square begins with carnival on May 24
• Alto Chamber of Commerce meets May 17
• Early voting in primary elections is underway
• Honorary degree
• Mamograms will be available in Alto June 12
• Rusk Fair on Square begins with carnival on May 24
• Alto Chamber of Commerce meets May 17
• Early voting in primary elections is underway
• Skyview-Hodge host fallen heroes memorial service
• Skyview-Hodge host fallen heroes memorial service
• Rusk Industrial Foundation honors 5 county residents
• Rusk Industrial Foundation honors 5 county residents
• 56 people arrested in April, 255 traffic tickets issued in Rusk
• Cherokee Civic Theatre’s ‘Dearly Departed’ slated May 18-20, 25-26
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• Rusk Council accepts $21,490 bid for cemetery maintenance
• Cherokee County Health Dept. to close Rusk office
• Church sponsors fish fry Friday
• 56 people arrested in April, 255 traffic tickets issued in Rusk
• Jacksonville hospital recognized for patient care
• Cherokee Civic Theatre’s ‘Dearly Departed’ slated May 18-20, 25-26
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• Rusk Council accepts $21,490 bid for cemetery maintenance
• Cherokee County Health Dept. to close Rusk office
• Church sponsors fish fry Friday
• Jacksonville hospital recognized for patient care
• GERALD (JERRY) CLEMENTS
• GERALD (JERRY) CLEMENTS
• ESSIE B. THACKER
• MAE DEANNE (TOOTIE) BLAKE
• ROSIE MAE TIMMONS-ALLEN
• GROVER ROBERT MARTIN
• TDCJ employees honored with annual cook-out
• ESSIE B. THACKER
• MAE DEANNE (TOOTIE) BLAKE
• ROSIE MAE TIMMONS-ALLEN
• GROVER ROBERT MARTIN
• TDCJ employees honored with annual cook-out
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• IMAGES| speak
• FAST| forward
• FAST| forward
• Political Cartoon
• TSR Memorial Day event at Palestine Depot May 25-27
• May is Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Month
• East Texans deserve facts, not PR
• State must take action on water soon
• Political Cartoon
• Rusk Industrial Foundation honors 5
• TSR Memorial Day event at Palestine Depot May 25-27
• May is Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Month
• East Texans deserve facts, not PR
• State must take action on water soon
• Rusk Industrial Foundation honors 5
• Alcohol option passes in Rusk
• Alcohol option passes in Rusk
• Chief appraiser seeks tax office consolidation
• Chief appraiser seeks tax office consolidation
• Offer made to buy out American Heritage
• 50th Tops in Texas Rodeo opens tonight
• Arroyo, Martin big winners at banquet
• Offer made to buy out American Heritage
• 50th Tops in Texas Rodeo opens tonight
• Arroyo, Martin big winners at banquet
• FUNDRAISING ‘FEETS’
• FUNDRAISING ‘FEETS’
• Texas crop, weather for May 15, 2012
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Comptroller Awards $3 Million to Texas Community Colleges for Training Equipment
• Comptroller Awards $3 Million to Texas Community Colleges for Training Equipment
• Trampolines put kids at risk for serious injuries
• Trampolines put kids at risk for serious injuries
• USDA Celebrates 150 Years
• USDA Celebrates 150 Years
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES TO SPONSOR WOMEN'S SCREENING AND SEMINAR
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES TO SPONSOR WOMEN'S SCREENING AND SEMINAR
• Battleship TEXAS Celebrates Christening Centennial
• Battleship TEXAS Celebrates Christening Centennial
• Jacob and Sophia Take Top Honors on Social Security’s Most Popular Baby Names List Sophia is New Number One Name for Girls Elvis Makes a Comeback
• Jacob and Sophia Take Top Honors on Social Security’s Most Popular Baby Names List Sophia is New Number One Name for Girls Elvis Makes a Comeback
• Texans Can Save Sales Tax on Energy Efficient Appliances
• Texans Can Save Sales Tax on Energy Efficient Appliances
• AgriLand Farm Credit Awards $6,000 in College Scholarships
• AgriLand Farm Credit Awards $6,000 in College Scholarships
• AgriLand Co-Sponsors Fire Protection Dinner for Landowners, Rural Homeowners
• AgriLand Co-Sponsors Fire Protection Dinner for Landowners, Rural Homeowners
• Texas Forest Service launches second phase of drought assessment
• Texas Forest Service launches second phase of drought assessment
• Lago Vista earns ‘Firewise’ designation
• Lago Vista earns ‘Firewise’ designation
• East Texas wildfire academy kicks off Tuesday
• East Texas wildfire academy kicks off Tuesday
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TPWD News Digest for May 4-10, 2012
• Tomball, Texas Man Sentenced For Aryan Brotherhood Murder
• Saluting Unsung Heroes: Military Spouses
• Texas Food Banks Strongly Oppose House Cuts to SNAP Program
• Texas A&M Reports Another Round Of Increases In Job Postings And Recruiter Visits
• Scientific discovery sheds light on a genetic cause of heart failure
• Jail Activity Report
• Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Announces 21st Performance Addition and George Strait
• DALLAS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE COCAINE
• HALLSVILLE MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE MARIJUANA
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Plano, Texas
• Dallas Man Sentenced in Half Billion Dollar Ponzi Scheme
• Botswana-Baylor pediatric HIV clinic Teen Club program amping up social support
• Region 7 and LeTourneau Partnership Connects Students with Career Choices
• McDuff 3rd in state; BH wins state; Rusk, Alto softball fall; Troup softball, Bullard baseball advance
• McDuff 3rd in state; BH wins state; Rusk, Alto softball fall; Troup softball, Bullard baseball advance
• Liquor issue passes in Rusk
• Better plan for rural post offices earns NNA plaudits
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ ANNOUNCES PERFORMANCE ADDITION FOR 2013 SHOW
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ ANNOUNCES PERFORMANCE ADDITION FOR 2013 SHOW
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Conservation group supports Sen. Hutchison's Neches River study
• Conservation group supports Sen. Hutchison's Neches River study
• FORESTRY ASSOCIATION OPPOSES STUDY OF NECHES RIVER DESIGNATION
• Weather questions, answers
• Vesicular Stomatitis Detected in Two Horses in New Mexico
• Nacogdoches News
• TAHC Welcomes Dr. Thomas (TR) Lansford as Region 5 Director
• SFA Art students receive scholarships, awards
• Pet Talk
• Texas Attorney General Abbott Resolves Text Message Fraud Investigation into JAWA, Related Entities
• Nacogdoches News
• The Pineywoods Foundation of Lufkin approved grants totaling $7,730
• Navarro and Hill counties pasture tour set May 29
• Jahoor receives Grand Challenges Explorations grant
• Convocation Speakers at The University of Texas at Austin Represent Diverse Walks of Life and Roles in Society
• Concerns About Certified Juveniles in Texas County Jails Raised by LBJ School Report
• CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 9, 2012) - TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) (TransCanada) today announced that it has concluded a successful open season for the Keystone Hardisty Terminal project. Sufficient firm commitments were secured f
• County man sentenced for wildlife violation
• Lawn and garden tour of homes is set May 19
• Who are Texas Master Gardeners?
• Alto Chamber of Commerce meets May 17
• Empowering intercessors with purpose seminar set
• Rusk Fair on Square begins with carnival on May 24
• Applicator licenses are available in Tyler May 31
• 50th annual Tops in Texas Rodeo parade scheduled
• Jacksonville plans 1-day super sale May 19
• Genealogical society installs officers May 14
• Quick Hits: Troup golf 3rd, BH golf 2nd at state tourney
• Road warriors: 5 baseball/softball teams move on; 2 bow out
• Photos
• Standings
• Rusk Head Start/ Pre- K students enjoy ‘fishing with dad’
• Early voting for primary elections begins Monday
• 2 RISD campuses set technology showcase
• ‘Dearly Departed’ tickets go on sale May 14
• T’NT camp registration is now underway for summer sessions
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• BIRTH
• Jacksonville Police are looking for robbery suspect
• Alto Economic Development Corporation meets May 15
• CALL addresses election
• CALL addresses election
• HURTHA SPURGER
• BOBBY RICHARD (BOB) WHITE
• DR. MARIANNE F. SCHWOB-FERRARA
• ELLEN COOK
• GLENN ROLAND BROWN
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• HARK!| the herald
• Political Cartoon
• Curriculum should reflect changing world
• All for ‘progress’
• Sale of alcohol products not so ‘rosy’
• Many do not have just an ‘occasional drink’
• Wild Child entertains at ‘Tops’ rodeo
• Postal service food drive is Saturday, May 12
• Rusk’s liquor option is Saturday
• Local actress featured in Texas Monthly
• Council looks out for cyclists
• Low cost rabies clinics open this week
• Top athletes honored
• Texas crop, weather for May 8, 2012
• Texas crop, weather for May 8, 2012
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Reward Offered for Fugitive with Aryan Brotherhood Ties
• Protein found to make natural killer T-cells more effective for cancer therapy
• Texas, States Reach Settlement with Abbott Laboratories
• Defective carnitine metabolism may play role in autism
• Connected Texas Report Details Broadband’s Impact on Businesses & Economy
• Texas Lakes Included in Cabela’s Fish for Millions Contest
• Albuquerque considered best location for viewing solar eclipse on May 20th
• 2012 KERRVILLE FOLK FESTIVAL ENTERING 41ST YEAR AND COUNTING
• Rabies clinics continue in Cherokee County
• Cherokee County Rabies Clinics begin Monday night
• Rabies clinics begin Monday, continue through May 14
• Wireless Spectrum Crunch: More than a Buzzword and Why You Should Care
• Weather questions, answers
• UT Remembers to Include Ceremony and Darkened Tower on May 4
• Two Charged with Federal Violations in Beaumont Carjacking
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION OFFERS HISTORICAL MARKER WORKSHOP
• Texas Events Calendar debuts new Facebook page with summer issue
• Texas crop, weather for May 1, 2012
• Soy isoflavone supplementation has no impact on blood pressure in menopausal women
• Social Security and Department of Defense Implement New Process to Improve Efficiency for Wounded Warriors Applying for Disability Benefits
• SFA Music Prep orchestra premieres member’s winning composition
• Fine arts students receive Dean’s Awards
• SFA offering art educators' retreat in June
• Ryan Tannehill, 6-4, 220-pound former Texas A&M quarterback was selected last week as the first-round pick of the Miami Dolphins
• Reward Increased for Violent Fugitive
• Reporting from the fireline: Texas Forest Service offers media safety workshop and field day
• Liberty County Man Guilty in Beaumont Bank Robbery
• Harrison County Man Guilty of Dealing Methamphetamine
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Tyler, Texas
• Cherokee County Man Sentenced for Negligent Transport of Wildlife in East Texas
• Rabies Clinics begin Monday
• Registration Now Available For Aggie STEM Summer Camp
• Paddling Strokes - Grace
• Officials Warn Texas Consumers of Moving Scams
• Greylite Glass Helps Sea Turtles
• For Immediate Release from DADS: New website offers resources for caregivers
• Texas to Test Newborns for SCID, a Life-Threatening Immune Disorder
• Celebrate Cinco De Mayo this weekend with fresh produce from the Farmer's Market...
• FEMA Approves Fire Management Assistance Grant for Fire in Jeff Davis County, Texas
• Cell’s master regulator SRC-3 controls metabolism of skeletal muscle energy
• “Wildlife for Lunch” webinar addressing integrating cattle and wildlife to be held May 17, 2012
• Wildfire assistance available to Cherokee County landowners
• Rusk Yard of the Month
• Dearly Departed tickets go on sale May 14
• Quilt guild meets May 8
• TxDOT begins district- wide highway paving projects
• 4-H students place at district competition
• Bouquets make excellent gifts for any occasion
• Brotherhood will sponsor fish fry benefiting late Andrea Price
• Registration underway for English as a Second Language program
• Rev. Turney will preach May 6
• 2 campuses sponsor technology showcase
• Stella Hill Library receives technology grant
• Heading for state
• Student gets award
• Early voting for schools, cities underway
• Outstanding athletes honored at annual banquet
• 11 reach UIL, TAPPS state track meets
• Alto and Rusk baseball and softball standings
• Photos
• 7 Cherokee County teams make playoffs; 6 remaining
• How to be the ‘trusted place’ for kids
• New fish hatchery dedicated near Jasper
• Conservation efforts saluted at banquet
• Rusk FFA completes April with various wins
• Alto ISD board recognizes UIL winners from middle school
• Relay for Life raises $324,500 in cancer fight
• Class of 1970 meets May 5 at KOA campground
• Class of 1967 reunion slated Saturday
• Postal food drive scheduled May 12
• Head Start, Pre-K registration set
• Book signing
• JAMES RICHARD (DICK) LOW
• COL. (RET.) GEORGE DOUGLAS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• FAST| forward
• HARK!| the herald
• Political Cartoon
• Community comes together for ‘Health for All’
• Justice is not a party platform
• Readers need the facts about TransCanada, Keystone Pipeline
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• Post office sponsors food drive on May 12
• National Day of Prayer observance slated Thursday at courthouse
• 391 Commission meeting filmed for Canadian documentary
• Unemployment rates continue to fall in area
• Giving away the shirts off their backs
• Beunka Adams is executed in Huntsville
• 2 top athletes named in Rusk
• Central High slates homecoming
• Women Key To World Peace, Says Texas A&M Prof, Co-author Of New “Sex and World Peace” Book
• H. E. B. Municipal Tennis Center To Host Andy Roddick Foundation Junior Tennis Classic
• TDA Market Recap April 30, 2012
• photo from Jasper Hatchery dedication
• Protecting Senior Texans: Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
• George Boutwell "2006 Official Texas State Artist " Showing at AlleyFest in Longview May 11-13
• DPS Urges Motorists to Use Caution Around Motorcyclists
• BCM receives Department of Defense awards to study new therapeutic targets in breast cancer
• Statoil Selects University of Texas at Austin Students for New Fellowship
• Comptroller Susan Combs Speaks on the Texas Economy and Issues Affecting the Future of Texas
• Preserving Our State’s Natural Wonders
• Report: Hunger Prevalent Across Texas Counties
• Railroad Commission Grant Funds Available for Natural Gas Public Fleet Vehicles
• Texas, Amazon Announce Agreement to Create Jobs
• Comptroller to Lead U.T. Center’s Task Force to Prevent Child Identity Theft
• Local Partnerships Can Increase Fishing Opportunities
• Invitation to Karle Wilson Baker play
• FASTER DISABILITY APPROVAL FOR PEOPLE WITH ALS
• Home Country
• A UNIQUE LANDMARK
• The Chief’s Sons
• State leaders unveil the Texas Wildfire Risk Assessment Portal
• Early voting for city, school elections begins Monday
• Beunka Adams is executed Thursday night
• Native prairie preserved by family, conservation groups
• Finding in arginine paradox study translates into treatment for teen
• Built-in GPS in birds in tune with the Earth’s magnetic field
• Texas Forest Service to unveil new wildfire risk assessment web portal
• TJC student one of 50 New Century Scholars named for 2012
• Texas Workforce Commission Enforces Wage Payment Law
• TPWD News Digest for April 20-26, 2012
• Vermont Sex Offender Sentenced for Not Registering in East Texas
• San Antonio Man Added to Most Wanted Fugitive List
• NNA heralds senate passage of 21ST Century Postal Act
• Houston Man Guilty of Drug Trafficking in Eastern District of Texas
• BOIL WATER RESCIND NOTICE
• Whitesboro ISD counselor assumes presidency of statewide teachers association June 1
• Upshur County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• TJC's Harmony & Understanding sets ‘Broadway Blast’ for Monday, April 30
• Texas Forest Service to unveil new wildfire risk assessment web portal
• Cool-season grasses too much of a good thing for summer forages?
• Texas A&M University has achieved the No.1 ranking
• Social Security Board of Trustees: Projected Trust Fund Exhaustion
• SFA Wind Symphony schedules ‘Blue!’ concert
• SFA Music Preparatory recitals scheduled
• SFA choirs to present concert of sacred works at Sacred Heart Church
• El Camino Real education workshops to be held in Texas, Louisiana
• Freestone County Residents Can Claim Forgotten Funds
• "Pigeon Fever" in Horses Update
• Pasadena, Texas Man Guilty in Liberty County Marijuana Bust
• Nacogdoches News
• MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITAL-TYLER NAMED ONE OF THE NATION’S 100 TOP HOSPITALS BY THOMSON REUTERS
• DPS Praises Announcement of Cartel Indictments
• Top 10 homes spotlight at www.toptenrealestatedeals.com/ includes the home where Dick Clark lived
• Texas Forest Service to celebrate 123rd Arbor Day in Brownsville on Saturday
• Commissioner Staples Confirmed as Texas Broadband Summit Keynote
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation April 24, 2012
• K. King joins staff
• Texas Bluebonnets
• K. King joins staff
• Texas Bluebonnets
• Caffeine helps gardens
• Fighting outdoor insects can be easy
• Caffeine helps gardens
• Chili cookoff winners are told
• Fighting outdoor insects can be easy
• Chili cookoff winners are told
• Low impact aerobics classes offered
• Hot lunches are served at Rusk Civic Center
• Low impact aerobics classes offered
• Art lessons are being taught at civic center on Tuesdays
• Hot lunches are served at Rusk Civic Center
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Art lessons are being taught at civic center on Tuesdays
• Art lessons offered
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Rusk State Hospital departments raise $7,822 for Volunteer Services Council
• Art lessons offered
• Rusk State Hospital departments raise $7,822 for Volunteer Services Council
• State law requires vehicle title transfer within 30 days
• 5 Cents: redistricting confusion shouldn’t prevent voting this year
• 5 Cents: redistricting confusion shouldn’t prevent voting this year
• Helping hand received
• Helping hand received
• State law requires vehicle title transfer within 30 days
• Rusk clean-up scheduled April 28
• Rusk clean-up scheduled April 28
• Easter toppers
• Easter toppers
• Abbe-Beard vows slated June 23
• Abbe-Beard vows slated June 23
• Quick Hits: Troup golf back to state; athletic banquets set
• Quick Hits: Troup golf back to state; athletic banquets set
• Going out on top? Playoff positioning battles heat up
• Going out on top? Playoff positioning battles heat up
• Jack Endres of ETMC in Jacksonville receives Gordon Russell Merit Award
• Jack Endres of ETMC in Jacksonville receives Gordon Russell Merit Award
• Rewards offered for information leading to arrest, conviction of persons involved in 3 county crimes
• Rewards offered for information leading to arrest, conviction of persons involved in 3 county crimes
• Republicans slate forum
• Republicans slate forum
• Quilt guild meets May 8
• Quilt guild meets May 8
• Class of 1970 meets May 5 at KOA
• Class of 1970 meets May 5 at KOA
• RHS Class of 1967 meets at Lake Jacksonville
• RHS Class of 1967 meets at Lake Jacksonville
• Wildfire assistance available to Cherokee County landowners
• Wildfire assistance available to Cherokee County landowners
• Kelley seeks re-election in Pct. 1
• Kelley seeks re-election in Pct. 1
• THE DEED IS DONE
• County Democrats meet Thursday at Lupe’s
• County Democrats meet Thursday at Lupe’s
• DELBERT A. GILMORE
• DELBERT A. GILMORE
• TERIE MAXINE WHITEHEAD
• TERIE MAXINE WHITEHEAD
• HOWARD GLEN HEATH JR.
• HOWARD GLEN HEATH JR.
• JAMES C. “BUDDY” BIRD
• JAMES C. “BUDDY” BIRD
• CHARLES L. NELSON WOOD
• CHARLES L. NELSON WOOD
• WESLEY W. ROBERTS
• WESLEY W. ROBERTS
• KEN GRIFFITH
• KEN GRIFFITH
• Citizens Against Legalized Liquor plans ways to educate voters
• Citizens Against Legalized Liquor plans ways to educate voters
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• THE DEED IS DONE
• SUE TILLMAN
• SUE TILLMAN
• BARBARA JEAN MONTIVILLE
• BARBARA JEAN MONTIVILLE
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• Clarification
• Clarification
• Cartoon
• ‘Justice for Justin’ touches hearts, minds
• ‘Justice for Justin’ touches hearts, minds
• 2 presentations at Rusk Junior High detail safe technology usage
• 2 presentations at Rusk Junior High detail safe technology usage
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• Alto Health for All every 2nd Tuesday, 4th Thursday
• Alto Health for All every 2nd Tuesday, 4th Thursday
• Sale on the Trail May 4-5
• Sale on the Trail May 4-5
• Singletary Library needs expansion
• Singletary Library needs expansion
• Keep everyone safe while driving in work zones
• Keep everyone safe while driving in work zones
• Voters need complete information about candidates .
• Voters need complete information about candidates .
• Soil and water banquet is Friday night
• Soil and water banquet is Friday night
• Persons who did not get voter cards should contact election office
• Persons who did not get voter cards should contact election office
• Senate bill seeks Neches study for scenic river status
• Senate bill seeks Neches study for scenic river status
• TSR diesel spill cleanup estimate tops $200,000
• TSR diesel spill cleanup estimate tops $200,000
• 4 new capital construction projects underway
• 4 new capital construction projects underway
• More than 1,000 participants will walk for a cure Friday
• More than 1,000 participants will walk for a cure Friday
• Lon Morris College’s staff get paid through March 31
• Lon Morris College’s staff get paid through March 31
• Beunka Adams’ trial summary
• Beunka Adams’ trial summary
• Beunka Adams’ execution reinstated by federal judge
• Beunka Adams’ execution delayed by federal judge
• Early voting for city, school elections begins Monday
• Beunka Adams' execution delayed by federal judge
• TXU Energy’s Committed to Community Growth Program Receives National Award From the Arbor Day Foundation
• TDA Market Recap April 23, 2012
• Skillet Chops and Rice
• Texas Forest Country Partnership Annual luncheon meeting and Silver Bucket presentation
• Avon Foundation grant supports breast cancer care at Ben Taub Hospital
• News Alert: Wildfire preparedness seminar scheduled at McDonald Observatory
• Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison introduces Neches River study bill
• Sell your wares at “Sale on the Trail” Vendor deadline fast approaching...
• Sell your wares at “Sale on the Trail” Vendor deadline fast approaching...
• TxDOT: Project Updates for the Week of April 23, 2012
• TxDOT kicks off National Work Zone Awareness Week
• Toyota Texas Bass Classic Adds BBQ Cook-off
• Forest Family Fun Day & Equipment Show to be held on May 5th
• Texas Employers Add Jobs for 20th Straight Month
• Reforestation assistance available for wildfire-damaged lands
• SkillsUSA one of the best kept secrets in Texas
• Sen. Hutchison Applauds Agreement on Caddo Land and Water Rights Transfers
• ETMC Cancer Institute receives national award
• DPS Employees, Families Recognized for Outstanding Efforts
• Coffee with the Mayor to address traffic issues…
• BOIL WATER RESCIND NOTICE CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Reforestation assistance available for wildfire-damaged lands
• 391 Commission to meet Monday afternoon
• Tarrant County Man Guilty of Drug Crimes in East Texas
• Most Wanted Sex Offender from Waco Area Captured in Wisconsin
• Tarrant County Man Guilty of Drug Crimes in East Texas
• Public meeting to address dead, dying trees along Davy Crockett National Forest trails
• Spirit Airlines Giving Away Millions of Frequent Flyer Miles This Week in Kilgore and Tyler
• Second hay production workshop set May 11 at Overton
• Pet Talk - Ligament Tears
• Upshur County Man Sentenced for Federal Firearms Violation
• Upshur County Man Sentenced for Federal Firearms Violation
• UPDATE: Austin High-Risk Sex Offender Captured
• UPDATE: Austin High-Risk Sex Offender Captured
• National Work Zone Awareness Week
• National Work Zone Awareness Week
• CATTLE RAISERS MEET IN WASHINGTON
• CATTLE RAISERS MEET IN WASHINGTON
• TPWD News Digest for April 13-19, 2012
• TPWD News Digest for April 13-19, 2012
• Texas A&M University continues to rank tops in Texas among public universities and among the top 10 public institutions nationally on a return-on-investment (ROI) basis
• Texas A&M University continues to rank tops in Texas among public universities and among the top 10 public institutions nationally on a return-on-investment (ROI) basis
• SFA bands to present free outdoor concert
• SFA bands to present free outdoor concert
• Reporting from the fireline: Texas Forest Service offers media safety workshop and field day Reporting from the fireline: Texas Forest Service offers media safety workshop and field day
• Reporting from the fireline: Texas Forest Service offers media safety workshop and field day Reporting from the fireline: Texas Forest Service offers media safety workshop and field day
• Tyler mayor, TJC to host tree-planting Thursday, April 19
• Tyler mayor, TJC to host tree-planting Thursday, April 19
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• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas A&M University environmental historian calls for a practical balance between the economic needs of society and the fragile needs of nature
• Texas A&M University environmental historian calls for a practical balance between the economic needs of society and the fragile needs of nature
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Legendary Anglers to be Inducted into Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame
• Legendary Anglers to be Inducted into Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame
• Anahuac Man Charged in Murder-For-Hire Plot
• Anahuac Man Charged in Murder-For-Hire Plot
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Screen time before bed varies by person
• SFA Wind Ensemble offers ‘surround sound’ with ‘Circus Maximus’
• SFA ‘Spanish Nights’ concert features guest violinist and alumna vocalist
• SFA festival of plays opens Tuesday
• MADD East Texas Highlights New Data Showing that a Quarter of Teen Drinkers Get Alcohol from a Parent or Family Member
• SFA jazz concert offers range of styles
• Texas crop, weather for April 17, 2012
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION OFFERS CEMETERY PRESERVATION WORKSHOP
• Texas Home Sales Return to Normal
• Tickets on sale for TJC play, Sam Shepard’s ‘A Lie of the Mind’
• Tyler mayor, TJC to host tree-planting Thursday, April 19
• Snakes are heading in our direction
• Weather questions, answers
• Health care law expands second round, program will save up to $42.8 billion
• New BCM McNair Scholar applies stem cell technology to advance diabetes research
• Most Wanted Fugitive Captured
• Dr. Malcolm Brenner research named in top 10 best of 2012
• Computing the path to safety
• Gardening can provide escape from daily life
• Garden lecture series features Steve Chamblee
• Gardening can provide escape from daily life
• Garden lecture series features Steve Chamblee
• 9 teachers resign, 1 retires Monday night
• New high school principal begins employment July 1
• Rusk church slates special service April 22
• River of Life revival begins April 21
• Grand opening celebration planned April 20-21 at ‘For Heaven’s Sake’ flea market
• 9 teachers resign, 1 retires Monday night
• New high school principal begins employment July 1
• Rusk church slates special service April 22
• River of Life revival begins April 21
• Grand opening celebration planned April 20-21 at ‘For Heaven’s Sake’ flea market
• Cemetery service set Sunday
• Austin Bank tells promotions
• Cemetery service set Sunday
• Austin Bank tells promotions
• Halbert-Marks wedding vows said at Rusk church
• Halbert-Marks wedding vows said at Rusk church
• Quick Hits: 49 individuals, 19 relay teams to regional track meets
• Charges filed against 5 Republican candidates
• Hot lunches at Rusk Civic Center Monday-Friday
• Canning seminar at Ross Center April 25
• Sale on the Trail May 4-5
• Relay for Life event April 27 in Jacksonville
• TNT 2012 camp July 16-28
• Seminar on dangers of sexting April 24 in Jacksonville
• Quick Hits: 49 individuals, 19 relay teams to regional track meets
• Charges filed against 5 Republican candidates
• Hot lunches at Rusk Civic Center Monday-Friday
• Canning seminar at Ross Center April 25
• Sale on the Trail May 4-5
• Relay for Life event April 27 in Jacksonville
• TNT 2012 camp July 16-28
• Seminar on dangers of sexting April 24 in Jacksonville
• Triple threat: Rusk, Alto and Troup softball all clinch
• Triple threat: Rusk, Alto and Troup softball all clinch
• Ice, filter water business arrives in Rusk on Friday
• Ice, filter water business arrives in Rusk on Friday
• Pre-K/Head Start registration begins
• Gospel meeting underway
• Jacksonville Boy Scouts spend spring break at Goose Island
• Pre-K/Head Start registration begins
• Gospel meeting underway
• Jacksonville Boy Scouts spend spring break at Goose Island
• Nearly 200 gather to honor Rusk State Hospital volunteers
• Nearly 200 gather to honor Rusk State Hospital volunteers
• New Summerfield hosts tri-county event
• Order of the Eastern Star slates meeting
• Republicans sponsor 2 scholarships for graduates
• Wellborn Mechanical Services hosts Jacksonville Business After Hours
• Party conventions set April 21 at courthouse
• Deadline for questions for forum is Saturday
• Rusk clean-up scheduled
• ROY DEAN (CRAZY HORSE) EDWARDS
• New Summerfield hosts tri-county event
• Order of the Eastern Star slates meeting
• Republicans sponsor 2 scholarships for graduates
• Wellborn Mechanical Services hosts Jacksonville Business After Hours
• Party conventions set April 21 at courthouse
• Deadline for questions for forum is Saturday
• Rusk clean-up scheduled
• ROY DEAN (CRAZY HORSE) EDWARDS
• OMA TRAVIS GOWIN
• LILLIE FAYE KING PRATHER
• MARTHA ANN COKER WATSON
• CHARLES G. JONES
• JOSH LONG
• OMA TRAVIS GOWIN
• LILLIE FAYE KING PRATHER
• MARTHA ANN COKER WATSON
• CHARLES G. JONES
• JOSH LONG
• ROBERT (GLYN) SMITH
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• ROBERT (GLYN) SMITH
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• HARK!| the herald
• HARK!| the herald
• Cartoon
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• FAST| forward
• ACS volunteers give hope to fight cancer
• People involved make livestock show successful
• Closing East Texas Processing and Distribution Center would cost area
• DECISION 2012
• Mayor Collins’ resignation is accepted
• Good Samaritan stabbed and robbed
• ACS volunteers give hope to fight cancer
• People involved make livestock show successful
• Closing East Texas Processing and Distribution Center would cost area
• DECISION 2012
• Mayor Collins’ resignation is accepted
• Good Samaritan stabbed and robbed
• 13 streets to get paved
• Fred Douglass, West Side schools honored
• 13 streets to get paved
• Fred Douglass, West Side schools honored
• Council conducts 2 public hearings on annexation
• Council conducts 2 public hearings on annexation
• no more MONKEY BUSINESS
• no more MONKEY BUSINESS
• TDA Market Recap April 16, 2012
• Hensarling Announces U.S. Service Academies Forum
• Ask B-Frog
• Weather questions, answers
• Van Zandt County Bank Teller Sentenced for Embezzling Funds
• U.S. Attorney, District Attorney Laud Law Enforcement on Collaborative Efforts
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• TWC Offers Tips for Teens and Employers as Summer Hiring Begins
• TPWD News Digest for April 6-12, 2012
• TJC Fire Academy graduation set Friday, April 13
• TJC ag club earns awards at state convention
• Social Security Announces New Conditions for Compassionate Allowances Program
• Sierra Club Applauds Proposal by North Central Texas Mayors to Adopt Progressive Measures on Outdoor Landscape Watering
• Rusk County Woman Sentenced for Drug Trafficking Violation
• Nacogdoches News
• Pet Talk
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Rusk Junior High Hosts the National Taskforce for Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC)
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Tyler, Texas
• Fair Housing Conference to Address Housing Discrimination
• DPS Patrol Vessel Commissioned in Port O’Connor
• Downtown bustling with activities Saturday evening...
• Development of the glial cell revealed
• Charter Schools No Cure-All for Black Students, Says Study
• Pistol-packing Preacher
• "Mother of All Eggfests" Coming to Athens
• U.S. Attorney, District Attorney Laud Law Enforcement on Collaborative Efforts
• U.S. Attorney, District Attorney Laud Law Enforcement on Collaborative Efforts
• Gregg County Man Guilty of Dealing Ecstasy
• Hidalgo County Woman Guilty in East Texas Drug Trafficking Scheme
• SFA festival features works by top playwrights
• SFA’s ‘La Traviata’ provides excitement of live opera
• SFA to present joint band concert
• Health Briefs
• Texas crop, weather for April 10, 2012
• NOAA Reports Unprecedented March Warmth
• The Hospice of East Texas Honors Volunteers
• Dr. Chao receives scholarship from Chinese-American Doctors Association of Houston Foundation
• BOIL WATER RESCIND NOTICE CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Vegetables are easy to grow in home gardens
• Wildfire assistance available to Cherokee landowners
• Master Gardeners spring plant sale set April 14
• Tri-County beef, forage workshop set April 20
• Did your tree survive last summer’s drought?
• Vegetables are easy to grow in home gardens
• Wildfire assistance available to Cherokee landowners
• Master Gardeners spring plant sale set April 14
• Tri-County beef, forage workshop set April 20
• Did your tree survive last summer’s drought?
• Cherokee County Democratic Convention planned April 21
• Rusk church slates special service April 22
• Rusk Fair on the Square adds carnival
• Baroque/Sonatina Festival held March 24
• ETMC Great Getaway retreat set April 24-26
• RHS Class of 1967 meets at Lake Jacksonville
• Cherokee County Democratic Convention planned April 21
• Rusk church slates special service April 22
• Rusk Fair on the Square adds carnival
• Baroque/Sonatina Festival held March 24
• ETMC Great Getaway retreat set April 24-26
• RHS Class of 1967 meets at Lake Jacksonville
• Senior finale test driving project raises $6,000
• Cherokee 4-H students advance to regionals
• Pool agreement will be discussed
• County soil and water conservation awards banquet April 27
• Senior finale test driving project raises $6,000
• Cherokee 4-H students advance to regionals
• Pool agreement will be discussed
• County soil and water conservation awards banquet April 27
• Republicans sponsor 2 scholarships for graduates
• Family day at the Arbors benefits Relay for Life
• Rusk schedules citywide clean-up for April 21, 28
• Slider- Lawson
• Republicans sponsor 2 scholarships for graduates
• Family day at the Arbors benefits Relay for Life
• Rusk schedules citywide clean-up for April 21, 28
• Slider- Lawson
• Burns-McCarty vows are said in Palestine
• Gospel tent meeting planned April 15-22
• Burns-McCarty vows are said in Palestine
• Gospel tent meeting planned April 15-22
• U.S. Senate candidate, Alto native James returns home
• U.S. Senate candidate, Alto native James returns home
• Lil Captain Squirt unveiled in ceremonies Thursday
• Lil Captain Squirt unveiled in ceremonies Thursday
• Sale on the Trail May 4-5
• JISD officially introduces Taber as athletic director
• Sale on the Trail May 4-5
• JISD officially introduces Taber as athletic director
• 4 Tops: Eagles, Lady Eagles, Lady Tigers, Lady Jackets
• 4 Tops: Eagles, Lady Eagles, Lady Tigers, Lady Jackets
• Grand jury returns 24 indictments
• 167 East Texas students visit Rusk State Hospital
• Grand jury returns 24 indictments
• 167 East Texas students visit Rusk State Hospital
• February, March pleas released
• Class of 1970 meets May 5
• Tejas Friends meet April 15
• DECISION 2012
• February, March pleas released
• Class of 1970 meets May 5
• Tejas Friends meet April 15
• DECISION 2012
• Local job outlook improves
• Local job outlook improves
• LOIS E. SMITH TERRY
• Rusk PD arrests 17, generates 104 reports
• GLORIA MITCHELL BRUTON
• DOROTHY ESTELL BUNN IMHOFF
• LOIS E. SMITH TERRY
• Rusk PD arrests 17, generates 104 reports
• GLORIA MITCHELL BRUTON
• DOROTHY ESTELL BUNN IMHOFF
• ELLA MAE OAKES
• CHARLIE GENE “RED” BRUMIT
• ELLA MAE OAKES
• CHARLIE GENE “RED” BRUMIT
• JAMES PRESTON WILCOX
• JAMES PRESTON WILCOX
• ROSELYN BOLTON SCOTT
• ROSELYN BOLTON SCOTT
• JEAN POWELL
• JEAN POWELL
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE RUSK| beat
• THE RUSK| beat
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• April is Child Abuse Awareness month
• April is Child Abuse Awareness month
• Alto’s Health for All initiative now available
• Alto’s Health for All initiative now available
• Voters make election process work
• NEWSMAKERS
• Voters make election process work
• NEWSMAKERS
• Tarrant Road may be added to county system
• 8th annual GopherFest is Saturday
• Tarrant Road may be added to county system
• 8th annual GopherFest is Saturday
• Jacksonville a finalist for $275,000 block grant
• Suspects flee after hitting deputy’s car
• Jacksonville a finalist for $275,000 block grant
• Suspects flee after hitting deputy’s car
• Poll results support public smoking ban
• Poll results support public smoking ban
• MIRROR MIRROR
• MIRROR MIRROR
• TDA Market Recap April 9, 2012
• Acclaimed art critic to present free lecture at SFA
• AARP Texas to voters: homestead tax cap is not at risk
• Sculptural Gardens and Arts Tour in the Upper East Side of Texas, April 28 consists of ticketed gardens of nationally renowned sculptures, artists and an unprecedented six communities of professional artists to open galleries, studios in a “drive-
• Sculptural Gardens and Arts Tour in the Upper East Side of Texas, April 28 consists of ticketed gardens of nationally renowned sculptures, artists and an unprecedented six communities of professional artists to open galleries, studios in a “drive-
• BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Hogg Foundation Awards $408,017 in Grants to Improve Mental Health Policies in Texas
• High-Risk Sex Offender Escapes Custody in Houston
• April is National Safe Digging Month
• Ask B-Frog
• Wood County Woman Guilty of Bank Fraud
• Weather Whys -- Lightning Myths
• TPWD News Digest for March 30-April 5, 2012
• TJC’s 22nd annual International Day set Tuesday, April 17
• WILDFIRE FIGHTING TEAM HONORED WITH 2011 GOVERNOR’S AWARD
• Texas A&M Prof Challenges “Tiger Mom” Approach To Parenting
• Teachers Think White Females Lag Behind in Math, University of Texas at Austin Study Finds
• Stock up on your Easter Staples this Saturday at the Farmer's Market...
• ROBERT EARL KEEN HEADLINES LUFKIN'S SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER FEST TEXAS
• PRESS RELEASE: Texas Historical Commission Workshop in Jefferson on May 8
• Combs Reminds Businesses of April 16 Deadline for Filing
• Animals and Allergies
• Another Defendant Indicted in State and Federal Health Care Fraud Investigation
• Attwater’s Prairie-Chicken Recovery on the Cusp of Success
• Missing link between genes and environment may be a sugar
• Extending the Vision: Reaching Every Victim
• DPS and Other Agencies Collaborate on Mexican Mafia Arrests
• 4-H asking Texans to 'purple up' April 13 to honor military families
• Rusk ISD to release at 12:30
• SHELBY COUNTY BLOOMIN’ ON THE SQUARE
• SFA to stage student-directed ‘For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls’
• Stone Fort Wind Quintet to perform classics
• World-renowned marimba artist to perform at SFA
• Four SFA artists accepted to ‘Texas National 2012’
• SFA to present ‘La Traviata’ opera
• A song inspired by John Wayne
• Storm hits Cherokee County Tuesday night
• Holly Springs-Delmar Cemetery Pride Day
• Genealogy society slates April 9 meeting
• Master Gardeners slate spring plant sale April 14
• 5 tips outlined for beautiful low-maintenance lawn
• Art lessons are being taught at civic center on Tuesdays
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• BMA Seminary hosts Darby-Beal Lectureship
• Relay for Life chickenspaghetti slated April 4
• Family day at the Arbors benefits Relay for Life
• Local Republican club is taking applications for scholarships
• Elmer Beckworth named prosecutor of the year by Texas cattleraiser group
• Hensarling hosts town hall meeting in Jacksonville
• Mrs. Jones retires from Texas National Bank-Rusk
• Luces are involved in animal welfare
• New health programs for the entire family will debut April 10 in Alto
• Citizens Against Legalized Liquor group meets April 9
• RFL Hoop-it-Up tourney this Saturday
• Warrior’s journeys
• County baseball, softball teams start stretch run
• 2nd place winner
• Wells slates homecoming
• Alto UIL Regional qualifiers
• Singletary Memorial Library gears up for National Library Week
• Whitlow delights visitors with accounts of service as a missionary in Hong Kong
• Computer upgrades scheduled at Cherokee County’s TxDMV offices
• JIMMIE LEE FREEMAN
• VENITA JOYCE LUSK
• A.H. (BILL) MORITZ
• MARCELETE (CEDY) JOHNSTON DICKEY
• Wells library plans art, craft show for April 7
• Cherokee County Republicans slate meeting
• MARC WILLIAM YOUNG
• JACK MASON BYERS
• DONALD LEE HIGGINBOTHAM
• CHARLES BAILEY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Voices need to be heard on women’s rights
• Lil Capt. Squirt unveiling slated for Thursday
• Snoopy to return to TSR
• RISD retains headhunter firm to find next superintendent
• Alto Herald’s archives ‘go live’ on Internet
• Registering dissent with pro-pipeline letter
• Pipeline studies available online
• Area churches to host special Easter services
• ‘Bad luck for Chance’
• New maximum security unit will open June 15
• Taber starts April 11 as athletic director
• THE WORLD GUY
• Warmest March Ever for Cities in More Than 25 States
• Van Every named Forest Supervisor for Texas
• Texas crop, weather for April 3, 2012
• TDA Market Recap April 2, 2012
• State Increases Reward on Sex Predator
• Comptroller’s Office Offers Vital Resource for Business Owners Looking for Answers to Their State Tax Questions
• Emergency Management Community Shares Best Practices At Annual State Conference
• Learn to protect your home from fire threats during Wildfire Awareness Week
• “Wildlife for Lunch” webinar addressing your remarkable riparian areas to be held April 19, 2012
• BCM researchers awarded $2 million in new wave of state cancer funding
• Texas Department of Transportation
• Cherokee County Jail activity report: March 13-19
• Texas Historical Commission
• Texas A&M receives award
• County Jail activity report
• Nacogdoches News
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR APRIL 2012
• Pet Talk
• Pharmacy Project Brings Extra Care to Medicaid Patients
• Harrison County Woman Guilty of Dealing Methamphetamine
• Blanton Museum of Art Announces Key Hires
• Volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Weather questions, answers
• Smith County Woman Sentenced for Drug Violations, Money Laundering
• Smith County Man Sentenced for Counterfeiting Crimes
• Orchestra of the Pines concert features Schmidbauer winner
• Faculty saxophone recital features French music
• Rusk County, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band slates concert
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• Panola County Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking Crimes
• Mississippi Pharmaceutical Firm & CEO to Pay $2.8 Million to Resolve Allegations of Illegal Marketing of Unapproved Drugs
• Migrant Student Program Celebrates 25 Years of Helping Students Graduate from High School
• Louisiana Man Guilty of Dealing Methamphetamine in East Texas
• Aryan Brotherhood of Texas Member Sentenced for Role in 2009 Jefferson County Shooting
• A liquid cleansing could have you breathing easy
• Gateway Community Partners purchase 2 new vans
• 90th birthday
• Local FFA chapter competes, places in various state competition events
• Lil Capt. Squirt dedication postponed until April 5
• Health Department tells new state service changes
• Texas Rage
• QUICK HITS
• Jacksonville Chamber honors Micah Hoffpauir on wall of fame
• Cherokee County’s on track at Doug Jordan Relays
• County, area teams get the ‘rundown’ at Doug Jordans
• ‘Dearly Departed’ cast is told
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Gallatin plans 8th annual Gopherfest April 14 at community center
• Relay for Life chicken spaghetti slated April 4
• March 30 is deadline for applying for Farm Bureau scholarships
• David Hubbard returns to Lon Morris College
• Book signing slated at Marie’s Book, Gift Center
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• Church slates youth revival March 26-30
• Churchill community resident dies in March 21 house fire
• Henry-Petermann vows will be said on April 21
• Citywide clean-up slated for 2 Saturdays in April
• Upcoming events at the Ross Senior Center
• County License & Weight officer resigns
• ACCESS executive director Allyn Lang will retire
• Good Sam’s hours slated Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 1st Saturday of month
• Museum is open
• NORMA WHITE
• LORI GARZA
• OLAND W. SIDES
• VIRGINIA LAURA (LADY) DICKSON
• SARAH ELIZABETH (LIZ) WHORTON LOWERY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BOWMAN’S| East Texas
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Bake sale benefit planned to benefit leukemia patient
• Area residents are invited to drive a new Ford to help Rusk seniors
• Francis named lending VP at Texas National Bank
• Purple Ribbon Day is March 30
• DECISION 2012
• Faster, higher, stronger: 25th Doug Jordan Relays
• AISD names Kerry Birdwell superintendent
• Train causes run-away scares Sunday
• Largent leaving RISD
• Champion steer fetches $8,846.32
• Health programs debut for all Alto citizens
• Health programs debut for all Alto citizens
• UniqPublishing announces launch of new Online History Magazine about Shelby County, Texas
• Texas crop, weather for March 27, 2012
• Texas Back to Work Surpasses 25,000 Job Placements
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Robert Gates will be Spring Commencement Speaker for The University of Texas at Austin
• Railroad Commission Reminds Texans to Transport Propane Cylinders Safely
• East Texas Optimism Walk 2012 for Parkinson’s disease scheduled April 28 in Tyler
• Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on U.S. Supreme Court Hearing on Obamacare
• Gov. Perry Names Waters Chair of State Library and Archives Commission
• Gov. Perry Names Leon Chair of Texas Public Safety Commission
• Gov. Perry Names Bradford Chair of Texas Water Development Board
• Washington’s East Texas Cousin
• Texas Forest Trail Region Announces Winning Photos in the Spring 2012 Photo Competition
• Texas Master Gardener conference to be May 3-5 in San Antonio
• Spinach genes may stop deadly citrus disease
• Preservation & Tourism Toolkit heads to the birthplace of the Hamburger
• May 3 program in Bastrop County will focus on rebuilding beef-cattle herd
• EL Paso area DPS Trooper Dies in Crash
• HB 497 Report on Medicaid Funding House Bill 497, passed by the 81st Texas Legislature, directed the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and the Texas Department of Insurance to study the impact on state health care systems if the Medicaid program
• How to manage pesky sinus symptoms
• Nacogdoches News
• TPWD News Digest for March 16-22, 2012
• TJC to host Easter Eggstravaganza, egg hunt on March 31
• TJC issues 50 Gallon Challenge to raise blood
• Horses and Thunderstorms
• Horses and Thunderstorms
• News Release: A Dental Clinic Agrees To Pay To Resolve Medicaid Allegations By State and Federal Officials
• Houston County Celebrates 175 Years
• Hensarling Announces 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• USDA Rural Development and Community Colleges Work Together to Strengthen the Rural Economy in Texas
• CPRIT Announces Partnership Agreement Poised to Bring Life-Saving Treatments and Jobs to Texas
• Junior Brahman Field Day Set for June 1-2
• Weather questions, answers
• Nacogdoches News
• Still reeling from drought & wildfire? Wildlife and Woodland Expo & Spring Fling offers free help this Saturday
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• Nacogdoches News
• Make plans to join us as we “Cash Mob” the Mule……
• Lower State Unemployment Rate Results in Changes to Unemployment Benefits
• LBJ School Launches New Multidisciplinary Initiative to Train Global Diplomats
• USDA Seeks Applications to Spur Job Creation, Economic Growth in Rural Areas
• East Texas Women Guilty of Federal Income Tax Violations
• DPS Honors Veteran Assistance Program and Announces Unsung Hero Award
• Nacogdoches News
• **CORRECTION**
• Updated 2011 Texas agricultural drought losses total $7.62 billion; commercial timber losses add another $669 million
• “APRIL in EDOM”
• Alto ISD hires new superintendent
• House fire claims life of resident
• Rain slick road
• Visiting artist to present free lecture at SFA
• SFA Steel Band to perform
• SFA offers guest education lecture, ‘The Future of Music in America’
• Flute and guitar duo to perform at SFA
• SFA music faculty to present chamber music ‘Coleidoscope’
• SFA to stage student-directed ‘Art’
• AgriLand Welcomes Kyle Watts to Tyler Branch Staff
• New health care law helps young adults get and keep affordable health overage
• BBQ Benefit For Holly Langley on Saturday, March 24, 2012
• Region 7 to Hold 4th Annual Citizen Bee Competition March 23, 2012
• Crime Stoppers offer information reward
• Crime Stoppers offer information reward
• Ron Boren receives 24 TP&W citiations
• Jacksonville man charged in murder
• Ron Boren receives 24 TP&W citiations
• Jacksonville man charged in murder
• Soil & Water Conservation District poster winners
• Soil & Water Conservation District poster winners
• MEALS ON WHEELS March 26-30
• MEALS ON WHEELS March 26-30
• Cherokee County deputy injured in auto accident Tuesday morning
• Rusk Police Dept. works 106 reports between March 1-15
• Rusk Good Samaritan receives food from Tyler twice each month
• On the ‘Ball’
• Early voting slated April 30-May 8 for city, school elections
• Upcoming events at Ross Activity Center in March and April
• Rusk Police Dept. works 106 reports between March 1-15
• On the ‘Ball’
• 1st Baptist plans Missions fundraiser project
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Holly Springs-Delmar Cemetery sets Pride Day
• Unveiling date for Lil Capt. Squirt is postponed
• 1st Baptist plans Missions fundraiser project
• Rusk issues building permits for 2 new businesses on U.S. Highway 69
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Cherokee County deputy injured in auto accident Tuesday morning
• Holly Springs-Delmar Cemetery sets Pride Day
• Rusk Good Samaritan receives food from Tyler twice each month
• Unveiling date for Lil Capt. Squirt is postponed
• Early voting slated April 30-May 8 for city, school elections
• Rusk issues building permits for 2 new businesses on U.S. Highway 69
• Upcoming events at Ross Activity Center in March and April
• Collins, UTA have rough week, drop 4 of 5
• All-district squads named in Rusk, Wells, Alto, Troup
• Strength of champions: 7 place at girls’ state powerlifting meet
• Collins, UTA have rough week, drop 4 of 5
• All-district squads named in Rusk, Wells, Alto, Troup
• Strength of champions: 7 place at girls’ state powerlifting meet
• Highs and lows: Rusk, Troup rise; Alto, J’ville fall
• Highs and lows: Rusk, Troup rise; Alto, J’ville fall
• Church plans praise, worship service
• Booksigning slated at Marie’s Book, Gift Center
• Church plans praise, worship service
• Booksigning slated at Marie’s Book, Gift Center
• Tumbleweed Smith wins State DAR Media Award
• Tumbleweed Smith wins State DAR Media Award
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Computer classes are slated through April 27
• Citywide clean-up scheduled for April 21, 28
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Computer classes are slated through April 27
• Citywide clean-up scheduled for April 21, 28
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• Cherokee County Democratic Club meets March 22 at Lupe’s
• FM 2972
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• Cherokee County Democratic Club meets March 22 at Lupe’s
• FM 2972
• DECISION 2012
• USDA approves emergency forest restoration assistance
• DECISION 2012
• USDA approves emergency forest restoration assistance
• Jacksonville ag students prepare for county show
• Jacksonville ag students prepare for county show
• Mission Tejas sponsors a ‘Digital’ Scavenger Hunt
• Church slates youth revival March 26-30
• Jacksonville Jammers meet 5:30 p.m. March 24
• Festival slated March 31 at Tennessee Colony
• Bake sale planned to benefit leukemia patient
• Mission Tejas sponsors a ‘Digital’ Scavenger Hunt
• LIDA JO STEED
• Church slates youth revival March 26-30
• LILLIAN MOFFEIT
• Jacksonville Jammers meet 5:30 p.m. March 24
• Festival slated March 31 at Tennessee Colony
• Bake sale planned to benefit leukemia patient
• LIDA JO STEED
• LILLIAN MOFFEIT
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BERRYMAN MILLER ERWIN
• ANNA LOUISE PEARMAN FLOYD
• LOUIE H. “JR” BUFFALO JR.
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BERRYMAN MILLER ERWIN
• ANNA LOUISE PEARMAN FLOYD
• LOUIE H. “JR” BUFFALO JR.
• Cartoon
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• County sales tax revenue decreases, but Alto, Rusk and Wells see gains; state rate increases
• County sales tax revenue decreases, but Alto, Rusk and Wells see gains; state rate increases
• Assistance made spring conference a success
• Pipeline would provide jobs
• Unemployment rates rise across area in January
• Assistance made spring conference a success
• Pipeline would provide jobs
• Unemployment rates rise across area in January
• Mayor Collins resigns post on Monday
• Mayor Collins resigns post on Monday
• Board worries end of course tests will raise drop-out rate
• Diesel spill contained at Texas State Railroad
• Board worries end of course tests will raise drop-out rate
• Diesel spill contained at Texas State Railroad
• Livestock show starts Thursday
• Livestock show starts Thursday
• Texas A&M Connects With College-Bound Teens Via CollegeWeekLive Event Wednesday and Thursday
• Texas A&M Connects With College-Bound Teens Via CollegeWeekLive Event Wednesday and Thursday
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Annual Passion of Christ Production Transforming into Regional Production
• Annual Passion of Christ Production Transforming into Regional Production
• New Information Related to Most Wanted Fugitive from Weslaco
• New Information Related to Most Wanted Fugitive from Weslaco
• Apache Belles spring show, ‘Belle du Cirque’, opens March 29
• Apache Belles spring show, ‘Belle du Cirque’, opens March 29
• Update on storms in and around Cherokee County
• TDA Market Recap March 19, 2012
• TDA Market Recap March 19, 2012
• Health reform provides more than 45 million women access to preventive health care services
• TJC hosts annual jazz festival March 22 and 23
• Hopsons visit with constitients
• TexasInternship.jobs helps Texas Businesses Recruit Interns
• Texas Wildfire Update – March 19, 2012
• A Mad Mama Jama
• Outdoor Fools Day Offers Food, Fun and Outdoor Activities
• Keep Texas Wind Power Working
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ CELEBRATES THE BEST OF 80 YEARS
• Gas Pipeline Easement Negotiations Giving You a Headache? Help is Available
• First Meeting to be Held of the East Texas Regional Mental Health Team
• Falcon, Fork Produce Toyota ShareLunkers
• Ask B-Frog
• Women in Tyler Day’s 14th Annual Luncheon
• $2.5 Million Awarded to Develop Better Heart Valve Treatment
• ACEP Says “Prevent Poison,” Observes 50th National Poison Prevention Week
• BCM’s School of Allied Health Sciences announces new Master of Science in Orthotics and Prosthetics degree program
• Don’t Mess with Texas Scholarship Open to High School Seniors
• ETMC offers state-of-the-art testing in diagnosing types of movement disorders
• Tips for Texas Most Wanted Fugitives Can Now be Submitted via Facebook
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Plano, Texas
• Forest visitors should be aware of tree hazards
• Nacogdoches News
• Henderson County Man Guilty of Mail Fraud
• Humble, Texas Woman Sentenced for East Texas Health Care Fraud
• Longview, Texas Woman Guilty of Dealing Methamphetamine
• Nacogdoches News
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas Comptroller Announces Tax Amnesty for Businesses
• Tell your story to Readers Digest
• Rusk County, Texas Constable Indicted on Federal Charges
• TxDOT Project Updates
• Rusk County Constable indicted in federal court for drug possession, selling firearm to felon
• Four Gregg County Residents Guilty of Dealing Methamphetamine
• Bob BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Weather questions, answers
• Museum of East Texas announces Easter Baskets on Parade
• MUSEUM GUILD PLANS ANNUAL LUNCHEON AND STYLE SHOW
• Texas A&M reaches out to teens ready to attend college
• State of city, county update at Nacogdoches chamber luncheon
• Tax sense: AgriLife Extension expert suggests smart uses for tax refund
• GO HOG WILD COOK-OFF SEEK COOK TEAMS WITH $10,000 IN PRIZE MONEY The Shelby County Chamber of Commerce announces the “Go Hog Wild Cook-Off” will be held Saturday, April 21 in the south parking lot of Wulf Shopping Center in conjunction with t
• Pet Talk
• Houston Man Guilty in East Texas Drug Trafficking Scheme
• Jail Records Page 1
• Cherokee County Jail activity report
• Tickets still available for Celtic-inspired music and dance show at SFA
• Poetry and music education topic of free lecture
• Former SFA band director to guest conduct
• Student life depicted in SFA theatre’s original ‘Purple Daze’
• ‘Pen, Pigment & Metal’ exhibition features SFA art and fiction
• WAVES OF GLORY
• PLACES TO GO, PEOPLE TO SEE, THINGS TO DO
• Brunch, Lunch or Afternoon Tea
• Welcome to the 31st Annual Azalea Quilt Show
• Menus
• Logging Begins at A.L. Mangham Jr. Regional Airport
• DEVON ENERGY TO PAY U.S. $3.5 MILLION TO RESOLVE ALLEGATIONS OF ROYALTY UNDERPAYMENTS FROM FEDERAL AND INDIAN LANDS
• ETCOG Awards Regional Citizens for Contributions to East Texas
• Disaster Assistance Available to Producers Affected by Wildfires
• Perry reappoints presiding officers of the North East Texas, Grayson, Hidalgo and Cameron county Regional Mobility authorities
• LMC winners
• LMC winners
• Internet classes
• Internet classes
• Sidewalk repair
• Sidewalk repair
• Kerry Max Cook asks that out-of-Smith County judge hear his exoneration case
• Kerry Max Cook asks that out-of-Smith County judge hear his exoneration case
• Computer classes slated through April
• Citywide clean-up slated April 21, 28
• Relay for Life bake, yard sale slated March 17
• ‘Dearly Departed’ cast announced
• Hudnall- Blair
• Computer classes slated through April
• Citywide clean-up slated April 21, 28
• Relay for Life bake, yard sale slated March 17
• ‘Dearly Departed’ cast announced
• Hudnall- Blair
• New Texas voter ID law is blocked
• Candidates set for local city, school races
• Candidate slate finalized; Texas primaries will be held May 29
• Farm Bureau scholarship applications are available
• Lufkin facility celebrates 50 years of service
• Festival slated March 31 at Tennessee Colony
• Government help is on the way in Rusk
• Hot noon meals provided seniors weekday at Ross Activity Center
• New Texas voter ID law is blocked
• Program available to local dairies when prices drop to certain levels
• Candidates set for local city, school races
• Candidate slate finalized; Texas primaries will be held May 29
• Farm Bureau scholarship applications are available
• Lufkin facility celebrates 50 years of service
• Festival slated March 31 at Tennessee Colony
• Hot noon meals provided seniors weekday at Ross Activity Center
• Program available to local dairies when prices drop to certain levels
• Government help is on the way in Rusk
• Wrestling champ
• Wrestling champ
• City of New Summerfield receives $542,000 worth of good news
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Special Social Security benefits available for vets
• City of New Summerfield receives $542,000 worth of good news
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Special Social Security benefits available for vets
• Spring concert set March 16 at community center
• 2012-13 voter cards will be mailed by April 25
• 1st Baptist plans Missions fundraiser project
• Church slates praise, worship service
• Mission Tejas Friends will meet March 18
• Spring concert set March 16 at community center
• 2012-13 voter cards will be mailed by April 25
• 1st Baptist plans Missions fundraiser project
• Church slates praise, worship service
• Mission Tejas Friends will meet March 18
• New fitness center opens
• New fitness center opens
• Health fair, wellness education seminar scheduled March 17
• All washed up: rain short-circuits county sports schedule
• Health fair, wellness education seminar scheduled March 17
• All washed up: rain short-circuits county sports schedule
• Bake sale benefit planned to benefit leukemia patient
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• Bake sale benefit planned to benefit leukemia patient
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• ET Quilters
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• ET Quilters
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• 3rd annual spa day honors cancer survivors, caregivers April 2 at civic center
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Grand opening
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• 3rd annual spa day honors cancer survivors, caregivers April 2 at civic center
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Grand opening
• Alto history is on Cherokeean Herald website
• Garden Club prepares home for Lil Capt. Squirt
• Garden Club prepares home for Lil Capt. Squirt
• PRESTON VANCE
• THOMAS T. (BUDDY) HARRIS
• PRESTON VANCE
• THOMAS T. (BUDDY) HARRIS
• OPHELIA FAYE WILLIAMS
• OPHELIA FAYE WILLIAMS
• MAMIE FRANCES MILLER
• MAMIE FRANCES MILLER
• Genealogy society meets March 19
• Wreck at 110, 84
• Genealogy society meets March 19
• Wreck at 110, 84
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• Upcoming events at Ross Activity Center
• Upcoming events at Ross Activity Center
• Relay for Life set for April 27-28
• Relay for Life set for April 27-28
• TransCanada burying more than just a pipeline
• Movie trailer for “Bernie” released last week
• DECISION O 2012
• TransCanada burying more than just a pipeline
• Movie trailer for “Bernie” released last week
• DECISION O 2012
• Alto FFA springs forward for county show
• Alto FFA springs forward for county show
• Council tables pool contract with YMCA
• County jail passes a surprise inspection
• Council tables pool contract with YMCA
• County jail passes a surprise inspection
• Daughter inspired songwriter to record ‘Naleigh Moon’
• Daughter inspired songwriter to record ‘Naleigh Moon’
• Josh Kelley concert is planned March 15
• Josh Kelley concert is planned March 15
• FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE
• FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE
• Health Matters
• Forest Service officials alert neighbors about flash flood dangers
• Forest Service officials alert neighbors about flash flood dangers
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TEXAS SESQUICENTENNIAL OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR WORKSHOP TO BE HELD AT THE SMITH COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
• TDA Market Recap March 12, 2012
• TDA Market Recap March 12, 2012
• SFA to present ‘Mozart Flute Quartets’
• SFA to present ‘Mozart Flute Quartets’
• SFA News - horn students excel
• SFA News - horn students excel
• SFA News - Cantare to perform
• SFA News - Cantare to perform
• Women’s History Month: Two Stories of Texas Trailblazers
• Women’s History Month: Two Stories of Texas Trailblazers
• AccuWeather News
• AccuWeather News
• Quilters’ Guild of East Texas
• Quilters’ Guild of East Texas
• HABITAT & WILDLIFE RECOVERY AFTER WILDFIRE & DROUGHT
• HABITAT & WILDLIFE RECOVERY AFTER WILDFIRE & DROUGHT
• Policies give states more flexibility to establish Affordable Insurance Exchanges
• Policies give states more flexibility to establish Affordable Insurance Exchanges
• Pet Talk–It’s Showtime
• Pet Talk–It’s Showtime
• Only 1,000 Free Trees Left to Help Entergy Customers in Texas Reduce Energy Bills
• Only 1,000 Free Trees Left to Help Entergy Customers in Texas Reduce Energy Bills
• During Red Cross Month, Be a “Hero” for People In Need by Supporting The American Red Cross Heroes Campaign
• During Red Cross Month, Be a “Hero” for People In Need by Supporting The American Red Cross Heroes Campaign
• Ask questions before laser hair removal
• Ask questions before laser hair removal
• Demand for Youth Services Rise at Salvation Army Centers as Recession’s Effects Strain Families
• Demand for Youth Services Rise at Salvation Army Centers as Recession’s Effects Strain Families
• Rising From the Ashes
• Rising From the Ashes
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Fort Worth Fugitive Latest Top Ten Captured This Year
• Fort Worth Fugitive Latest Top Ten Captured This Year
• DPS Names Cesinger as Communications Director
• DPS Names Cesinger as Communications Director
• DPS Announces Flood Safety Awareness Week
• DPS Announces Flood Safety Awareness Week
• Calling All Texas Quilters–WANTED: TEXAS QUILTERS TO TELL THE STORY OF AGRICULTURE
• Calling All Texas Quilters–WANTED: TEXAS QUILTERS TO TELL THE STORY OF AGRICULTURE
• Baylor College of Medicine’s Medical Genetics Lab expands in Latin America
• Baylor College of Medicine’s Medical Genetics Lab expands in Latin America
• EARTH DAY OR ANY DAY, SAVE A TREE BY GOING ONLINE
• EARTH DAY OR ANY DAY, SAVE A TREE BY GOING ONLINE
• ANGELINA CO GEN SOC MTG 5 PM MON 3/19/2012-COM CALENDAR
• ANGELINA CO GEN SOC MTG 5 PM MON 3/19/2012-COM CALENDAR
• 2012 Houston Livestock Show™ Junior Market Goat Show Results - Posted: March 10, 2012
• 2012 Houston Livestock Show™ Junior Market Goat Show Results - Posted: March 10, 2012
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• $10,000 Cash Reward Offered for Mexican Mafia Member
• $10,000 Cash Reward Offered for Mexican Mafia Member
• Josh Kelley to appear on KWRW/KTLU Monday afternoon
• Kerry Max Cook seeks non-Smith County judge for hearing
• Your weight is key to a healthy heart
• Weather questions, answers
• TYLER BREAST CANCER CONFERENCE SCHEDULED
• Texas Public Utility Commission Approves New Rules for Energy Storage
• Warmest Spring in Years to Fuel Active Severe Weather
• SFA saxophone students chosen to compete
• Responsibility reigns in Spring Break revelry
• KOHL’S CARES® SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FEBRUARY 1 – MARCH 15 FOR OUTSTANDING YOUNG VOLUNTEERS
• Comptroller’s Office to Offer Vital Resource for Business Owners Looking for Answers to Their State Tax Questions
• Teachers To Be Recognized For Natural Resources Education
• Young named ag educator of the year
• Hopkins County Man Sentenced for Bankruptcy Fraud
• HER2-positive breast cancer patients needed for clinical study
• Health Priorities for Texas Families and Underserved Populations To Be Focus of March 28 Conference
• Health care reform law helps 1.3 million minority young adults obtain health insurance
• USDA Seeks Applications For Economic Development Funding To Create Jobs In Rural Areas
• Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA), which mandated a steep rise in domestic ethanol production, is causing unforeseen negative consequences for food prices
• VAN ZANDT COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL CHILD SOLICITATION VIOLATIONS
• UPSHUR COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL CRIMES
• Drunk Drivers Beware on Spring Break
• $1.5 Million Gift Will Create Chair in Undergraduate Studies at The University of Texas at Austin
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES MARKS 75TH YEAR
• Alto's Dollar General will re-open as soon as repairs are made
• Alto health fair slated for Saturday, April 17
• Cash rewards are offered for information on crimes
• RUSK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONORS
• Honor students
• 1st Baptist plans Missions fundraiser project
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• New officers announced
• Tree trimming
• Gopher Fest slated April 18
• Gallatin plans 1st spring concert March 16
• Genealogy Society meets March 12
• City, school candidate slate is complete for May 12 election
• Cherokee County golfers hit the links to start season
• Meals are served weekdays at civic center
• Catholics sponsor Lenten fish fry at Our Lady of Sorrows Church
• MEALS ON WHEELS March 7-16
• Party fetes retiring health department director Feb. 29
• James Perkins honored by East Texas Boy Scouts
• Quick Hits: 7 girls powerlifters advance to state meet
• The ‘swing’ of things: county teams take part in tourneys
• Highway 84 pasture fire
• Daughter inspired songwriter to record ‘Naleigh Moon’
• Josh Kelley will perform March 15
• RHS announces 3 top graduates in class of 2012
• Arbor Day, Earth Day studies will explore tree planting benefits
• Students receive free trees to grow for the future
• NEW SUMMERFIELD HONOR ROLLS
• Hot lunches, clog-dancing classes and movies planned at Ross Center
• Rusk PD write 95 traffic citations, arrest 22
• Praise, worship planned
• Solid Rock Baptist slates revival March 11-14
• HERMAN DUNSMORE
• BILLIE RUTH GREENWOOD STROUD
• REBA LODEN
• ROBERT SCOTT (BOB) HAMMOND SR.
• WILLIAM EDWARD (BILL) SHIREY
• VIRGINIA AMANDA HANNA
• O. E. (EDDIE) DAHMS
• JAMES DANIEL (J. D.) WOOTEN
• MARIE ROENA BRITTON DARST
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• BOWMAN’S| East Texas
• Cartoon
• Free health screenings; card games at Ross Center
• Pipeline’s opponents also coordinated
• Postal Service must change with times
• Gun control more about control
• Daylight savings time starts this weekend.
• DECISION 2012
• When sparks fly, school is never a grind
• Council declares Heidel Day
• Harriet Page retires from RISD
• New Texas primaries set May 29
• Will it be a silent Spring?
• Texas Wildfire Update – March 5, 2012
• Teen Health Clinic stresses HIV prevention and disease management among women
• Acclaimed Celtic fiddlers, dancers to perform at SFA
• Screening best way to prevent colon cancer
• “Wildlife for Lunch” webinar addressing pond and lake management airing March 15, 2012
• Texas crop, weather for March 6, 2012
• Office of the Attorney General – Consumer Alert Taxpayers Should Beware Of Phony IRS Email
• The Do’s And Don’ts For An Enjoyable Spring Break
• DPS Advises Against Spring Break Travel to Mexico
• BoatUS News: Tax Tip: Boat Owners May Have Federal Tax Deductions Available
• Wildfire preparedness meeting scheduled in Bandera
• University of Texas at Austin Names Four to Receive Presidential Citations
• U.S. Treasurer Kicks off One-Year Countdown to All-Electronic Social Security Payments
• TDA Market Recap March 5, 2012
• Titus County Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking Violation
• TEXAS CHILDREN GO FOR GOLD DURING NATIONAL SCHOOL BREAKFAST WEEK
• Lufkin, Texas March 5, 2012—Spring Break at the Museum of East Texas
• SFA News - Payton Andrews, All-State
• FARMERS INVITE CONSUMERS TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL AG DAY, MARCH 8
• Apache Belles spring show, ‘Belle du Cirque’, opens March 29
• $7,500 Offered for Fort Worth Gang Member
• ALL ABOUT DISABILITY
• Smith County Man Sentenced for Federal Firearms Violation
• Smith County Man Sentenced for Drug and Gun Violations
• SFA art galleries closed during spring break
• Record cash reward offered for Most Wanted fugitive from Weslaco
• Press Release for Wendi Green, CEA-FCS, Cherokee County
• NET Press Release (Nacogdoches Endurance Training)
• Hay workshop set April 27 at Overton
• Girl Scouts to Observe 100th Anniversary Day at Six Flags Over Texas on March 12, 2012
• Farm pond management program set March 28 in Corsicana
• Control your weight, minimize cancer risk
• Managing Citrus Greening
• Sarah E. O'Brien Main Street Manager City of Nacogdoches P.O. Box 635030 Nacogdoches, TX 75963-5030 (936) 559-2573 Fax (936) 559-2910
• Weather questions, answers
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Social Security Column
• Social Security Column
• Cattle Industry Trade Show Showcase
• Treasures of Texas liberty on rare display at Alamo Friday Celebrate Texas’ Declaration of Independence by seeing rare 1836 copy
• Texas Historical Commission
• SFA Swingin’ Axes and Aces schedule jazz concert
• SFA A Cappella Choir to perform
• Choral Union, Women’s Choir to present ‘Expressions’ concert at SFA
• Nacogdoches News
• DEADLINE APPROACHING FOR SUMMER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM APPLICATION
• Nacogdoches News
• Pet Talk
• Consumer Alert: Taxpayers Should Beware of Phony IRS Email
• Heritage Land Bank to Pay $2.1 Million in Patronage Dividends to its Customers
• MEDICARE PAYS FOR VACCINE THAT PROTECTS AGAINST SHINGLES
• Longhorn Startup Camp Showcases 27 New Companies During Startup Crawl March 8
• Large, Dangerous Tornado Outbreak Swarm Friday
• Journalist Dan Rather to be featured speaker at Galveston Arbor Day Celebration
• COUNTRY STAR NEAL MCCOY CELEBRATES RELEASE OF XII AS GAC’S FAN FOCUS ARTIST OF THE MONTH FOR MARCH
• Tyler Audubon, Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center to Sponsor Bird Walk
• Barry Smitherman elected Chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• Ask B-Frog
• Journalist Dan Rather to be featured speaker at Galveston Arbor Day Celebration
• Journalist Dan Rather to be featured speaker at Galveston Arbor Day Celebration
• An Affinity for Place Names
• Spring Breaking at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• Prostate cancer can arise from two different cell populations
• Comptroller awards $3 million for cutting-edge training equipment in Texas community colleges
• Seven People Arrested for Health Care Fraud in State and Federal Probe
• Agency Aims to Help Folks Lose Weight in 12-Week Program
• KOHL’S CARES® SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM NOMINATION PERIOD ENDS MARCH 15
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• African Americans contribute to Alzheimer’s disease efforts through discovery and research participation
• 12th ANNUAL FAMILY HISTORY FAIR Saturday, March 10, 2012—8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
• County Republican Club to meet March 6
• Rube Sessions Library hosts GED classes, forest service
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• A diamond- sized project
• Filing deadline is Monday
• Library offers free Internet class beginning March 1
• Relay for Life fundraiser adds 10K to event
• 20th annual festival benefits Cal Farley’s ranch
• Church plans Xstream Giveaway Saturday
• Farm Bureau scholarship applications are available
• Master gardeners slate conference
• Mud Creek incident suit filed
• Lon Morris College presents ‘Metamorphoses’ March 1-4
• Grand Opening
• HOPE benefit
• Rusk Troop 405 hikes 50 miles through mountains
• Vietnam Vets schedule sock hop for March 3
• Lufkin facility celebrates 50 years of service
• Festival slated March 31 at Tennessee Colony
• Civic theatre slates auditions March 3-4
• Ordinance prohibiting smoking in public places passed
• QUICK HITS
• Cherokee County, most cities, see percentage increases from 2011 sales tax revenue figures
• Batter up! Cherokee County’s teams hit the diamond
• Indians, Tigers, Pirates, Hornets search for playoff glory
• Etech schedules 3 job fairs
• AARP offers free income tax assistance
• United Fund has busy year; reaches goal of $117,500
• The ‘Peoples’ choice: Hallie Peoples helps across county
• Library Wall Street Journal
• Voter cards will be mailed prior to primary election
• Special Social Security benefits available for vets
• Meals on Wheels Menus for
• Dr. Edwin Crank visits all 12 official presidential libraries
• Ross Center to serve lunches to seniors
• First Friday dance this Friday at 6 p.m.
• Library to offer internet classes Thursday
• Mark Bishop to perform at Miles Pike’s homecoming concert this Saturday
• New pipes
• VALONDIA KAY SESSIONS
• EVA MAE COPELAND
• DANNY JENNINGS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• PRESTON L. (SKID KID) VANCE
• Grace Fellowship honors pastor
• Jacksonville College offers entrance exam prep course
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• Texan Independence Day reminds of state’s legacy
• Rep. Chuck Hopson talks redistricting, Texas travel
• RJH art show March 5
• Ruskite notes Leap Year birthday Wednesday
• DECISION 2012 CHEROKEE COUNTY
• Kula resigns from Rusk State Hospital
• Tyler, Lufkin mail processing centers to close
• Commissioners consider budget for 2012-13, 10 item agenda
• Landowners pleased, environmentalists worried about state Supreme Court ruling in water case
• Texas’ new sexting law
• National Forests and Grasslands in Texas accepting Youth Conservation Corps applications
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR MARCH 2012
• Antisense oligonucleotides make sense in myotonic dystrophy
• Museum of East Texas announces Jay Brittain : Through the Lens.
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ AWARDS $1.15 MILLION TO AREA GO TEXAN STUDENTS — FEB. 24, 2012 — HOUSTON
• Hogg Foundation Awards 27 Full Scholarships to Bilingual Graduate Students in Texas
• Feb. 27, 2011 fire update
• February 24, 2012 - 1:30 PM Fire Update
• DARS Program Ready to Provide Service to More Texans with Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries
• Cowboys linebacker inspires kids to fuel up to play
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES HONORS TYLER MAYOR FOR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE CHILD NUTRITION IN TEXAS
• Texas Produce Takes Center Stage
• Active video games don’t necessarily increase physical activity in children
• Texas Restraining Order Against TransCanada Dissolved, Jury Trial Set for April
• BCM postdoc receives Prostate Cancer Foundation Young Investigator Award
• Upshur County Felon Guilty of Federal Firearms Violations
• TOTAL COMPANIES TO PAY US $15 MILLION TO RESOLVE ALLEGATIONS OF ROYALTY UNDERPAYMENTS FROM FEDERAL AND INDIAN LANDS
• Three Sentenced for Jefferson County Marijuana Trafficking
• Logging Show set for May 5, 2012
• Texas crop, weather for Feb. 22, 2012
• Rains County Woman Guilty of Federal Firearms Violations
• Panola County Woman Guilty of Federal Drug Charges
• Liberty County Man Guilty in Disability Fraud Scheme
• Jefferson County, Texas Man Guilty in Armed Car Jacking
• Houston Man Sentenced for Role in Patient Information Trafficking Scheme
• Jacksonville council passes no smoking ordinance
• 3 Cherokee County teams left in playoffs
• Waco Trib races against clock to open Alto Herald Printing gallery in museum
• Spelling Bee
• Candidates continue to file for county office
• Homecoming
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Special Social Security benefits available for vets
• New farmers, ranchers can receive assistance with their start-up issues
• Master Sgt. Leslie Wilcox receives Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Air Force major command award
• $1,000 donation
• REDCO rejects Promise Program
• Gresham-Henry vows set for March wedding
• Wedding told
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday
• Rusk P.D. works 117 reports in February
• Local youth seeks help restoring old Jacksonville Sea Scout base
• Mark Bishop to perform at Miles Pike’s homecoming concert
• Rube Sessions Library at Wells offers GED classes
• Alto blood drive March 17
• Rusk sorority will sell Chick-fil-A lunches Friday
• Lufkin facility celebrates 50 years of service
• Rusk basketball honors 6 seniors
• Cherokee County schools awaiting TEA requirements for STAAR test
• Road to state titles starts in Wells, Troup, NS, J’ville
• CLARIFICATION
• Jacksonville dulcimer club meets Feb. 25
• Food manager course slated at Center
• Etech schedules job fairs
• Democrats meet Feb. 23
• UIL participants
• Tyler field trip
• 1 of Texas’ best
• Texas groups are allowed 2 raffles per year
• Free dental treatment, eye exams available in Tyler
• AARP offers free income tax assistance
• Pesticide License training breakfasts scheduled
• Veteran designations are now available
• Farm Bureau notes check-out week
• Angel Band
• Civic theatre slates auditions March 3-4
• LOIS KUHLMANN
• LAQUITA THOMAS PARTIN
• WYNEMA FRANCES BROWN
• MARGUERITE MOORE
• TROY B. KING
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• KODI| and Clem
• Cartoon
• Right to bear arms ‘matter of national security’
• TransCanada should admit final destination of tar sands oil
• DECISION 2012
• Alto Council takes steps to remove mayor
• AISD names Birdwell as finalist for superintendent
• Railroad board examining all options for TSR
• Lawsuit judgement will impact state hospitals
• Dewhurst, local leaders not ‘kicking can down the road’ on resources, education
• Comptroller Susan Combs Succeeds in Protecting Texas Economy with Texas Conservation Plan
• Wood County Woman Guilty of Federal Crimes
• Houston Man Sentenced for Role in Patient Information Trafficking Scheme
• Mild winter may mean early allergy season
• SFA orchestra concert features student winners
• SFA tuba professor to give lecture recital
• SFA theatre students ready to present ‘Three Sisters’
• Steel Band, percussion film at Cole Art Center
• SFA children’s series to present ‘Are You My Mother?’ musical
• SEVERE WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK IN TEXAS
• Why Was 2011 Such a Deadly Tornado Year?
• Cattle Stolen in Johnson, Ellis County
• Comptroller Susan Combs Succeeds in Protecting Texas Economy with Texas Conservation Plan
• Black Samuel 2-Dec 22-Dec cancel 2/20 WW-R3 X
• Museum of East Texas announces A Black History Celebration
• Advanced Ranching Classes Offered to Cattle Raisers at TSCRA Convention
• Governor’s Commission for Women Seeking Nominations for Texas Women’s Hall of Fame
• Piney Woods Camerata to play all-baroque concert
• Public Safety Commission approves Kimbrough as Assistant Director of the Office of Homeland Security
• Lufkin State Supported Living Center 50th Birthday
• Need a Healthy recipe for tonight?
• Canine Car Collisions
• State housing agency awards $368,000 to repair, replace substandard housing in Bullard
• It’s technical: Raising trophy bass takes top management practices
• Scott & White Hospital-College Station Marks Milestone
• Awards Presented to Texas Heroes
• Texas Produce Takes Center Stage
• Country Music, Dinner and a Silent Auction
• Calling all Scouts and History Buffs: All Aboard the Good Ship 400!
• Check out Texadus Family Farm this weekend at the Farmer’s Market…..
• Ole’ Fashion Hoedown set at Central High Feb. 18
• Weather questions, answers
• 2013 TEXAS MAIN STREET PROGRAM APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE
• Texas Forest Trail Region Announces Launch of Mobile Web Site TFTR.mobi
• Step Up and Scale Down
• Shelby County, Texas Couple Guilty of Federal Firearms Violations
• SFA psychology department to present prejudice lecture
• Trio Solari to perform at SFA
• SFA faculty to perform chamber music and percussion recitals
• SFA theatre to present Russian classic, ‘Three Sisters’
• Mexican National Sentenced for Federal Immigration Violation in EDTX
• LIBERTY COUNTY MAN INDICTED FOR BEAUMONT BANK ROBBERY
• Nacogdoches News
• Health Briefs
• Harrison County Man Guilty of Federal Drug Charges
• Gregg County Woman Sentenced for Social Security Fraud
• 15 HOURS OF FREE FLAPJACKS AT IHOP FEBRUARY 28
• Final Defendant Guilty in East Texas Drug Trafficking Scheme
• Dallas County Pasture Management program set March 30
• Cass County Man Guilty of Federal Drug Charges
• Associated Hygienic Products to Receive Texas Manufacturing Star Award
• Gov. Perry Appoints Willeford to State Board of Dental Examiners
• 10 TDCJ employes receive recognition from council
• New health director hired
• EMMIE B. (BIG MAMA) SIMON
• Vietnam vets schedule sock hop for March 3
• Austin Bank recently named ‘one of Texas’ best places to work’
• Honorary Texan
• Rube Sessions Library at Wells offers GED classes
• Angelina College provide nursing courses at Alto
• Baylor Dean’s List
• Emergency farm loans for drought losses are being accepted
• RJH band participates in contest Feb. 4 at Nacogdoches
• CLARIFICATION
• Farm Bureau scholarship applications are available
• Ruskite graduates, 2 named to Dean’s List at Texas State University
• Free dental treatment, eye exams available in Tyler
• Ruskites’ daughter receives masters degree
• 145 tickets, 28 warnings issued
• Alto man is charged in 2 sexual incidents dealing with teenagers
• CALL meets March 5
• 75 attend forum to hear Republican candidates speak
• 9 players, 2 coaches set for June’s Heart of a Champion Bowl
• Rusk native Cody Glenn signs with Baltimore Ravens
• Troup, J’ville boys; NS, Wells squads reach playoffs
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Sorority will sell Chick-fil-A lunches Feb. 24
• Replica Presidential china on display through May 1
• Christian Cowboys president visits Branded by Christ Church Feb. 19
• Farm Bureau scholarship applications are available
• Secretary of State gives redistricting update
• Wells woman has written book, Jambonezee, about the fate of foster children
• Anthony Souther is new site manager named at Caddo park
• Singing Men of East Texas
• Etech schedules 3 job fairs in East Texas area
• Solid Rock Baptist Church sponsors fund raiser
• CLARIFICATION
• Income tax group meeting slated Feb. 21
• Nichols requests applications for armed services scholarship
• DECISION 2012
• Smoke on the Mountain opens this weekend
• ALLENE HOBSON
• GREGORY COLT LUCKY
• ROSETTA (ROSE) MOORHEAD
• W. S. (SONNY) FERRELL
• MORRIS L. KIRBY
• RICH COBBLE JONES
• WILLIAM “BILLY” ODOM
• DR. HOWARD TIDWELL
• IMAGES| speak
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• Cartoon
• Is TransCanada interested in ‘fair’ review?
• Pride, effort can help Alto grow
• City, trustee candidates file for positions
• Threatened shutdown of tourist railroad, employee furlough averted in final hours
• Head coach Steve Wells is leaving
• Principal Jan Evans to retire
• With no new reservoirs planned, water brokers look to tap aquifers
• Rusk’s Cody Glenn inks deal with Ravens
• Tickets on sale now for TJC spring musical, ‘Chicago’
• Texas crop, weather for Feb. 14, 2012
• HEALTH CARE FRAUD PREVENTION AND ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS RESULT IN RECORD-BREAKING RECOVERIES TOTALING NEARLY $4.1 BILLION
• TJC jazz groups in concert Friday
• TDA Market Recap Feb. 13, 2012
• Getting to the heart of Marfan syndrome
• Free annual concert from Southern Gospel Showcase
• CITY RECEIVES APPROVAL FOR REDISTRICTING OF CITY COUNCIL WARDS
• Brand Re-Registration Period Ends Feb. 29 in Texas
• TxDOT Tells Texas Teens: Love Your Life, Buckle Up
• Tickets on sale Tuesday for TJC spring musical, ‘Chicago’
• No Explanation for Pennsylvania's Purple Squirrel
• Houston Man Sentenced To Prison For Health Care Fraud In State and Federal Investigation
• New Ability to Regrow Blood Vessels Holds Promise for Treatment of Heart Disease
• McCan Elected NCBA Vice President
• Marfan syndrome and care issues for adults, focus of monthly genetic series
• Nacogdoches News
• Weather Whys -- Worst Cold Snaps
• Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens using sonar located at 5:45 a.m. today a private plane that crashed into Lake Palestine Wednesday evening.
• Top 6 TX High School Football Players Honored by Ford
• Titus County Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Laundry Fire
• Texas State Parks Want You to Take A Hike
• Texas A&M Undergrads Write, Publish Research Journal
• Special Valentine's Day Gifts available at the Farmer's Market...
• Most Wanted Sex Offender from Fort Worth Captured
• Full-length feature film on top 4-H, FAA contributor opens Feb. 17
• Public-Private Beautification Project in Bloom
• Dental Hygiene for Dogs
• Panola County Women Sentenced for Drug Trafficking Crimes
• Jury Convicts Dallas County Man in Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• January 2012 Ranks as One of Top Five Warmest Ever
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ GO TEXAN CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED — FEB. 7, 2012 — HOUSTON
• HHS launches Strong Start initiative to increase healthy deliveries and reduce preterm births
• Harrison County, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Fruit flies drawn to the sweet smell of youth
• Follow up on your heart health
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Plano, Texas
• Diabetic kidney failure follows a “ROCK”y road
• 17 Arrested in Harrison/Marion County Methamphetamine Investigation
• U.S. Highway 69 wreck backs up traffic
• 7 county athletes head to next level on National Signing Day
• 7 county athletes head to next level on National Signing Day
• Rusk woman dies in wreck
• Rusk woman dies in wreck
• Reward offered for mailbox destruction information
• Dinner theatre planned Feb. 10-11 at Sadler’s
• Alto council discusses taser use by P.D.; improving water/sewer lines
• Reward offered for mailbox destruction information
• Dinner theatre planned Feb. 10-11 at Sadler’s
• Alto council discusses taser use by P.D.; improving water/sewer lines
• William Wilder tells candidacy for Cherokee County Attorney
• Income tax group meeting slated Feb. 21
• Vietnam Vets schedule sock hop for March 3
• Daddy-Daughter dance slated Feb. 10
• RHS juniors sponsor Celebrity Dinner
• Income tax group meeting slated Feb. 21
• AARP schedules driver’s safety course
• Vietnam Vets schedule sock hop for March 3
• MEALS ON WHEELS Feb. 13-17
• Daddy-Daughter dance slated Feb. 10
• William Wilder tells candidacy for Cherokee County Attorney
• RHS juniors sponsor Celebrity Dinner
• AARP schedules driver’s safety course
• MEALS ON WHEELS Feb. 13-17
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Rewards offered for information concerning police investigation
• 1st UMC Bible study
• Christian Cowboys president visits Branded by Christ Church Feb. 19
• 3 arrested on drug charges
• Man charged with manufacture, delivery of controlled substance
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Rewards offered for information concerning police investigation
• Christian Cowboys president visits Branded by Christ Church Feb. 19
• 1st UMC Bible study
• 3 arrested on drug charges
• Man charged with manufacture, delivery of controlled substance
• Smoke on the Mountain
• Smoke on the Mountain
• County schools gain new neighbors in redistricting
• Several teams clinch playoff berths; others search for spots
• Republican candidates’ forum in Jacksonville
• County schools gain new neighbors in redistricting
• Several teams clinch playoff berths; others search for spots
• Republican candidates’ forum in Jacksonville
• 391 commission conducts strategy meeting to block tar sands pipeline extension
• Col. Waugh honored by local organization
• 391 commission conducts strategy meeting to block tar sands pipeline extension
• Col. Waugh honored by local organization
• Historical Commission has productive, busy year
• DECISION 2012
• Historical Commission has productive, busy year
• DECISION 2012
• DAVID LEE TOLMAN
• CECIL FRAZIER
• CHRISTINE KIRKPATRICK DOVE
• CATHRYN SCOTT NEWMAN
• BOBBYE PAYNE
• JAMES WADE MCKINNEY
• Library hosts genealogical seminar Feb. 14, 18
• LINDSEY DIANNE SINCLAIR OLIVER
• Tim Timmons accepts Jacksonville College recruiting position
• DAVID LEE TOLMAN
• CHRISTINE KIRKPATRICK DOVE
• BOBBYE PAYNE
• Library hosts genealogical seminar Feb. 14, 18
• Tim Timmons accepts Jacksonville College recruiting position
• Candidates begin filing for local elections
• CECIL FRAZIER
• CATHRYN SCOTT NEWMAN
• JAMES WADE MCKINNEY
• LINDSEY DIANNE SINCLAIR OLIVER
• Candidates begin filing for local elections
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Rail authority board hopes to avert furloughs, TSR shutdown on Feb. 15
• An annual pass a good way to repay state parks
• Alto chamber plans banquet, trail sale
• Commissioners’ budgets are on target
• Drought will shape Region I water priorities
• Rail authority board hopes to avert furloughs, TSR shutdown on Feb. 15
• A new spin on Business After Hours
• Military, police serve as only ‘real protection’
• An annual pass a good way to repay state parks
• Alto chamber plans banquet, trail sale
• Commissioners’ budgets are on target
• A new spin on Business After Hours
• Drought will shape Region I water priorities
• Military, police serve as only ‘real protection’
• Etech RMS - Rusk hopes to ink deal that will add 200 local jobs
• Etech RMS - Rusk hopes to ink deal that will add 200 local jobs
• Rusk could become 10th city to offer free college
• Rusk could become 10th city to offer free college
• Joint meeting of Rusk City Council, Rusk Economic Development Corp. considers $4.25 million jobs-education package
• Joint meeting of Rusk City Council, Rusk Economic Development Corp. considers $4.25 million jobs-education package
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AWARDS MORE THAN $8.5 MILLION TO HOME-DELIVERED MEAL PROVIDERS FEEDING HUNGRY TEXANS
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AWARDS MORE THAN $8.5 MILLION TO HOME-DELIVERED MEAL PROVIDERS FEEDING HUNGRY TEXANS
• Attention Bastrop residents: Free tree giveaway on Saturday
• Attention Bastrop residents: Free tree giveaway on Saturday
• Fort Worth man now one of the Most Wanted sex offenders
• Fort Worth man now one of the Most Wanted sex offenders
• CALENDAR EVENTS
• CALENDAR EVENTS
• Arkansas Man Sentenced for Not Reporting Drug Trafficking
• Arkansas Man Sentenced for Not Reporting Drug Trafficking
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITALS AND CLINICS 16th IN U.S. IN TOP 100 INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEMS RANKINGS
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITALS AND CLINICS 16th IN U.S. IN TOP 100 INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEMS RANKINGS
• Texas crop, weather
• Texas crop, weather
• Parrs to present duo piano recital at SFA
• Parrs to present duo piano recital at SFA
• SFA music education professor to deliver free lecture
• SFA music education professor to deliver free lecture
• SFA presents student-directed ‘Bright Ideas’
• SFA presents student-directed ‘Bright Ideas’
• KOHL’S CARES® SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FEBRUARY 1 – MARCH 15
• KOHL’S CARES® SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FEBRUARY 1 – MARCH 15
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• TDA Market Recap Feb. 6, 2012
• TDA Market Recap Feb. 6, 2012
• USDA Announces Latest Actions to Combat Fraud and Enhance SNAP Program Integrity
• USDA Announces Latest Actions to Combat Fraud and Enhance SNAP Program Integrity
• Fort Worth man now one of the Most Wanted sex offenders
• Fly Fish Texas: Tie a Fly, Cast a Fly, Catch a Fish
• Two Brownsville Women Convicted of Health Care Fraud In State and Federal Probe
• UPDATED Redistricting information including court filing
• Zebra Mussel Test Results on North Texas Lakes Reported
• US Department of Labor announces grant increment to assist workers impacted by base realignments and closures throughout Texas
• Lufkin's Peavy Primary School Receives Project Learning Tree GreenWorks! Grant for Outdoor Learning Lab
• FEBRUARY IS AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH
• Texas 4-H ‘invests’ in Young Texas Saves initiative Clubs asked to present financial education program at February meetings
• Statement by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott on Proposed Interim Redistricting Maps
• LAMAR UNIVERSITY WINS COLLEGE FISHING SOUTH CONFERENCE EVENT ON LAKE AMISTAD
• East Texas School for novice ranchers accepting students
• UT Tyler and Discovery Science Place Announce Joint Initiative
• Deadline Approaching for Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame Nominations
• Costal Expo brings the beach to Edinburg
• TxDO Project Updates
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION AWARDS CERTIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENT GRANTS
• NEW CHAIR AND COMMISSIONER NAMED TO TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION
• Edinburg Man Sentenced To Federal Prison For Health Care Fraud and Identity Theft Following State and Federal Investigation
• Secretary of State announces update on redistricting
• WATER ON THE ROAD: TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN
• CASA NAVARRO STATE HISTORIC SITE TO REOPEN SOON
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SEEKS COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO FEED NUTRITIOUS MEALS TO TEXAS CHILDREN DURING SUMMER MONTHS
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SECURES EXEMPTION TO HELP CONTROL COTTON ROOT ROT
• Vienna Boys Choir concert sold out
• Researchers Develop A Better Way To Assess And Care For Special Needs Children
• Booksigning with Author Rolonda D. Teal
• Pet Talk
• Pasadena, Texas Man Indicted in Liberty County Marijuana Bust
• Panola County Man Guilty of Federal Drug Charges
• Nichols request applications for Texas Armed Services Scholarship
• Mission Possible slated March 20
• KOHL’S CARES® SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FEBRUARY 1 – MARCH 15 FOR OUTSTANDING YOUNG VOLUNTEERS
• Lighthouse Hosts Job Shadowing Program for Blind and Visually Impaired Students
• Jefferson County Man Guilty of Child Pornography Violations
• Texas Wildlife Association teams up with Texas AgriLife Extension
• Texas Wildlife Association teams up with Texas AgriLife Extension
• UIL announces new districts
• TRINITY CLINIC-BROADWAY COMMONS NOW OPEN
• SFA to screen ‘Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens’
• FRESH By Brookshire’s Awarded Prestigious LEED® Green Building Certification
• Jefferson County Man Sentenced for Federal Firearms Violation
• Houston Man Guilty of Drug Trafficking in Eastern District of Texas
• Brownwood wildfire academy aims to prepare firefighters
• Weather questions, answers
• LESSON NO. 1: DON’T CHASE YIELD. LESSON NO. 2: SEE LESSON NO. 1
• Reward increased for Most Wanted fugitive sex offender from Austin, age-progressed image now available
• State Representative Chuck Hopson joined the Boys and Girls Clubs of Nacogdoches Tuesday for the presentation of free flu vaccine vouchers from Walgreens.
• Land Conference Roundup Underway
• Girl Scouts Declares 2012 the Year of the Girl
• East Texas Fruit and Vegetable Conference set Feb. 28
• BCM gains new international collaborators
• CENTENNIAL OF AN IRONY
• SAWYERS AND FLATHEADS
• FORT PARKER
• Political debate set Feb. 7 at Jacksonville College
• Wild horses adoption set in Lufkin Feb. 9-11
• Jacksonville Fightin’ Indian band makes mark at Disney World
• County, area, state unemployment rates continue to fall
• County first responders remember Columbia
• CLARIFICATION
• Local, vintage photos featured in historical commission calendars
• New Life Drama performs Feb. 5 at Grace Fellowship
• Christian Cowboys president visits Branded by Christ Church Feb. 19
• 57th anniversary
• James Houser appointed national forest consultant representative
• TxDOT approves 75 mph Interstate speed limit
• Jacksonville, Positively|
• Jacksonville finds opportunities during uncertain economic times
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce names Elton McCune as 2011 outstanding citizen
• U.S. Post Office increases mailing rates on most items; department lost $8 billion in fiscal 2010
• 9 Cherokee County youth participate in food show
• Quick Hits: 6 Cherokee County football players named all-state
• Teams turn up intensity in second round of district
• Free dental treatment, eye exams available in Tyler
• Extension service plans CEU breakfast meetings
• RHS Senior Finale “Celebrity” Dinner Feb. 11
• Upcoming events at the Ross Activity Center
• TxDOT changes election campaign sign guidelines
• Cherokee County lags behind rest of Texas, which averages 9.5% increase in retail sales
• Rusk Activity Center offers card games
• Aerobics classes planned at Rusk Civic Center
• RHS juniors sponsor Celebrity Dinner
• AARP sponsors driver’s safety course
• 1st Friday dance set Feb. 3
• Sorority will sell Chick-fil-A lunches Feb. 24
• Law enforcement family
• ‘Smoke on the Mountain’ opens Feb. 17
• Republican chairman will seek re-election
• DECISION 2012
• Rusk fire department collectively honored as citizens of the year
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• TxDOT’s Year In Review: Cherokee County
• City of Rusk pushes forward in current, future projects
• GARY WAYNE DAY
• PANSY (CURLEY) MARTIN
• JEWEL BONNIE LANIER
• DOVIE N. CURTIS
• CECIL RAWLINSON
• LORNA JEAN ROSALES
• JOE MACK LANIER
• CHERYL ALT
• TransCanada will reapply for permit
• Ben Middlebrooks appointed as councilman
• CALL group plans organizational meeting Feb. 6
• Biomass accident injures 2
• County airport flying high into future
• A YEAR OF PROGRESS
• Political forum slated at Jacksonville College
• U.S. Forest Service to conduct controlled burns for forest health
• Texas crop, weather for Jan. 31, 2012
• SFA announces Schmidbauer Competition winners
• SFA to present student-directed ‘Medusa’s Tale’
• Comptroller’s Office Offers Vital Resource for Business Owners Looking for Answers to Their State Tax Questions
• Director of Jazz Studies at Butler School of Music to Share Stage with George Gershwin
• Money Matter$ in 2012
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• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• 2 injured at Sacul Biomass plant
• TJC science center hosting ‘Love Under the Stars’ on Feb. 14
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• TDA Market Recap Jan. 30, 2012
• Stay-at-TJC Weekend includes community service projects, activities
• Texas Forest Service looking for landowners with ash trees
• Texas AFT Survey of Superintendents Shows Students Not Sheltered from Budget Cuts
• 26th Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights to Focus on Education Crisis for Men of Color
• Salute to Senior Service
• Social Security Column
• Texas Young Lawyers Association Addresses Underage Binge Drinking with “The Unconscious Truth”
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION AWARDS ROUND VII GRANTS OF NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TEXAS HISTORIC COURTHOUSE PRESERVATION PROGRAM
• GIRL SCOUTS ARE PREPARED; ARE YOU?
• WOMEN AND SOCIAL SECURITY
• YOUNG WORKERS, SPRING INTO ACTION!
• MEDICARE PART B DEADLINE APPROACHING
• Jefferson County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Violations
• Jefferson County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Violations
• Applications are being accepted statewide for Teachers' Conservation Institute
• Applications are being accepted statewide for Teachers' Conservation Institute
• Interstate 20 in East Texas approved for 75 mph speed limit
• Interstate 20 in East Texas approved for 75 mph speed limit
• Defendant Pleads Guilty in 9-Year-Old Boating Fatality
• Defendant Pleads Guilty in 9-Year-Old Boating Fatality
• Master fly-fisher to teach class at TFFC February 11
• Master fly-fisher to teach class at TFFC February 11
• Migratory Bird Report No. 22
• Migratory Bird Report No. 22
• TPWD Looking to Sell Part of Palo Duro Canyon’s Fortress Cliff Ranch
• TPWD Looking to Sell Part of Palo Duro Canyon’s Fortress Cliff Ranch
• JFK Seagrass Proposal to Emphasis Public Education, Voluntary Protection
• JFK Seagrass Proposal to Emphasis Public Education, Voluntary Protection
• Use, Management of Devils River Outlined in Collaborative Report
• Use, Management of Devils River Outlined in Collaborative Report
• Regulation Proposals Target Spread of Exotic Species
• Regulation Proposals Target Spread of Exotic Species
• Texas State Parks Donations Break $1 Million Mark
• Texas State Parks Donations Break $1 Million Mark
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITALS AND CLINICS LISTED AS A TOP QUINTILE HEALTH SYSTEM BY THOMSON REUTERS
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITALS AND CLINICS LISTED AS A TOP QUINTILE HEALTH SYSTEM BY THOMSON REUTERS
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive Captured
• Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive Captured
• Spring Planting is Near: Join the Arbor Day Foundation in February and Receive 10 Free Redbud Trees
• Spring Planting is Near: Join the Arbor Day Foundation in February and Receive 10 Free Redbud Trees
• Smith County Sports Enthusiast Sentenced for Wire Fraud
• Smith County Sports Enthusiast Sentenced for Wire Fraud
• Smith County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• Smith County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• Rusk County, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Rusk County, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Rusk County Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Rusk County Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• PORT ARTHUR MAN SENTENCED FOR ARMED ROBBERY SPREE
• PORT ARTHUR MAN SENTENCED FOR ARMED ROBBERY SPREE
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• Pet Talk
• Orange County, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Orange County, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• State Bar of Texas Develops Civics Education Program for Texas Teachers and Students
• State Bar of Texas Develops Civics Education Program for Texas Teachers and Students
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CONVENES FIRST MEETING OF TEXAS GRAIN PRODUCER INDEMNITY BOARD
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CONVENES FIRST MEETING OF TEXAS GRAIN PRODUCER INDEMNITY BOARD
• BCM Cancer Genetics Laboratory offers cutting edge testing
• BCM Cancer Genetics Laboratory offers cutting edge testing
• Bowie Co. man fatally shot in incident
• Bowie Co. man fatally shot in incident
• Jefferson County, Texas Man Charged in Armed Car Jacking
• Jefferson County, Texas Man Charged in Armed Car Jacking
• Weather questions, answers
• Van Zandt County Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Texas crop, weather for Jan. 24, 2012
• TCEQ eases some restrictions on water rights-Neches River Basin affected
• Study shows low levels of vitamin D in Hispanic infants
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• COMMISSIONER STAPLES MEETS WITH CITRUS GROWERS TO COORDINATE STRATEGIES FOR CONTAINING, COMBATING DESTRUCTIVE PLANT DISEASE
• BCM names Izaguirre to lead expanded technology effort
• Contributions accepted for family who lost home in fire
• Library gift
• Alto EDC plans health, wellness fair March 17
• Costa Concordia’s captain ‘really messed up’: Dialville man’s view
• Organization, committee doing their parts to ‘Help Beautify Rusk’
• A successful mission
• Rusk P.D. answers 118 calls, arrests 22 between Jan. 1-15
• Extension service plans CEU breakfast meetings
• RHS Senior Finale “Celebrity” Dinner Feb. 11
• Upcoming events at the Ross Activity Center
• Jammers host monthly meeting Jan. 28
• Rusk Head Start offers classes for 4-year-olds
• TSR Authority excited about increased reservations
• Quick hits: 6 county football players named academic all-state
• Cherokee County teams look for footing in district races
• Alto Police Dept. to hire new officers
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce to hold 87th annual banquet Jan. 30
• NOW| and again
• Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• Delivery drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Gem, mineral show planned in Tyler, Jan. 27-29
• Rusk Activity Center offers card games
• RHS juniors sponsor Celebrity Dinner
• Scouts retire flags
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Aerobics classes planned at Rusk Civic Center
• Medicare benefit applications assistance available to local seniors
• AARP sponsors driver’s safety course
• 1st Friday dance set Feb. 3
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• MEALS ON WHEELS Jan. 23-31
• District Gov.-elect Walker visits Rotarians
• MART EDWARDS
• WILLIAM “BILL” DURR
• CLARENCE EARL (RABBITT) TROTTER
• ROBERT (BOB) W. BATEY
• CAPT. GEORGE LEV BRUMLEY
• EDGAR (ED) W. ALLEN, JR.
• GEORGE JONS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• MILDRED BOLTON
• OTIS EARL (BUD) BROACH
• MARY CHRISTINE RANDALL
• TAXING| thoughts
• SCENE| in Passing
• Cartoon
• Local political debate planned Feb. 7 at Jacksonville College
• Safety measures needed at Loop 343
• Right to bear arms a fundamental one
• TCEQ helping to cut through red tape on regulations
• Nursing aide classes slated in Alto
• CALL organizational meeting set Feb. 6
• DECISION 2012
• Rusk Citizen of Year will be revealed Saturday
• Obama refuses to approve Presidential Permit for proposed Keystone Pipeline extension
• 40 attend pipeline meeting in Reklaw
• Hot check collections hit $39,100
• Texas could have 2 primary elections
• JISD board members honored by district
• County b-ball squads start playoff surges
• WATER ON THE ROAD: TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN
• Avoid parking problems at Vienna Boys Choir concert
• SFA to open photography and art metals exhibitions
• Faculty recitals slated at SFA
• NAME CHANGE, NEW BOARD MARKS EXPANDED VISION FOR TEPA
• TJC Apache Belles host Belle Babes workshop Feb. 4
• TDA Market Recap Jan. 23, 2012
• Know Your Stats FREE Men's Health Event
• [Appointment] Gov. Perry Names Krause Chair of Texas Historical Commission
• The Museum of East Texas presents Art Science Music this Sunday, January 29
• Here's a quick look at events and work planned in the Tyler District:
• Cattle Raisers to Host 135th Convention in Fort Worth March 30-April1
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES ANNOUNCES NEW CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
• Smith County Man Guilty of Failing to Register as a Sex Offender
• SFA to open ‘Silent Transmissions’ exhibition
• Scholars program named for BCM physician
• Polk County Man Guilty in Fake Merchant Marine License Case
• State Rep. Chuck Hopson appointed to Rural Health Task Force; attends Texas Rural Health and Economic Development Advisory Council Meeting
• State Asks San Antonio District Court to Speed Up Scheduled Proceedings in Order for Elections to be Conducted April 3, 2012
• Jefferson County Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• HHS aids development of next generation broad spectrum antibiotic
• FRESH By Brookshire’s Awarded Prestigious LEED® Green Building Certification
• “Makeover” conference set at FBC
• East Texas Pasture Management program to focus on summer weed control
• Dia de la Educación set Feb. 4 at TJC, UT Tyler
• Free Time and Other Fantasies For Mothers
• USDA Extends Conservation Stewardship Program Sign-Up to January 27
• BCM awarded $1.6 million grant to develop cervical cancer screening program for under, uninsured in Harris County
• AG COMMISSIONER TAPS FORMER TAD DIRECTOR FOR NEW STATE BOARD
• 10 Arrested in McKinney, Texas Heroin Conspiracy
• St. Baldrick’s Foundation Announces $998,132 Grant to Baylor College of Medicine for Childhood Cancer Research
• DISCOVERY SCIENCE PLACE RECIEVES MATCHING GIFT PLEDGE – ALL GIFTS WILL BE MATCHED DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR UP TO $10,000
• Postal rates increase Sunday
• Jury Convicts Camp County Man in Federal Bank Fraud Trial
• Valentine’s Day Story Starters
• This weekend at the Farmer’s Market…..
• New National Biodefense Science Board members will advise HHS Federal advisory committee provides insight for disaster preparedness, response and recovery
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Help prevent cervical cancer with HPV vaccine
• DPS graduates 57 new Highway Patrol troopers
• Bowie County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Violations
• Weather questions, answers
• Texas crop, weather
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND USDA CONFIRM DETECTION OF PLANT DISEASE THAT DAMAGES CITRUS TREES
• SFA expects sell-out crowd for Vienna Boys Choir
• SFA music offers four performances and lectures
• Shake my paw— pleased to meet your acquaintance
• Mapping the destructive path from cigarette to emphysema
• March 15 is New FAFSA Priority Filing Deadline for The University of Texas at Austin
• Be aware of common cervical cancer symptoms
• A.L. Mangham Jr. Regional Airport Host EAA Young Eagles Rally
• Gov. Perry Appoints Three to Nursing Facility Administrators Advisory Committee
• Farm Bureau’s Santas
• Jammers to host workshop Jan. 21
• Seeton retires from forest service
• Upcoming events at the Ross Activity Center
• Service awards given to city staff
• Musical benefit
• Caldwell explains county vendor contracts
• Rusk boy released from hospital after suffering burns
• CALL meeting scheduled for Feb. 6
• Back in black: Chamber banquet has biker theme
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE HONOR ROLLS
• Extension service plans 2 CEU breakfast meetings
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Cherokee Co. Special Education Co-op plans fair
• Alto chamber plans Jan. 19 meeting
• TxDOT changes deadline for campaign signs
• Filing deadline is Feb. 1 for primary elections
• Director emeritus
• JPs Johnson, Grimes receive certification
• 4th annual luncheon Feb. 3
• RHS Senior Finale “Celebrity” Dinner Feb. 11
• Cherokee Cloggers offering lessons Jan. 25
• Cattle mark, brand deadline is Feb. 29
• Jones- Lewis
• Lady Eagles 2nd, Lady Tigers 4th, Panthers 1st at powerlifting meet
• Mule-drawn wagon brings Taylors to Texas
• District dash underway: county teams begin loop schedules
• RUSK ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLLS
• River of Life food distribution is Jan. 19
• Library will sponsor classes for non-English speaking citizens
• Wall of fame
• Meals on Wheels Jan. 18-31
• RHS juniors sponsor Celebrity Dinner
• Gem, mineral show planned in Tyler, Jan. 27-29
• Free health screening scheduled at civic center
• Rusk High School juniors sell Eagle cards
• Order of Eastern Star meets Jan. 24
• 2012-13 voter cards will be mailed prior to primary election
• Sweet indulgences
• CHRISTIE LEE LANTZ
• REV. EVERETT C. KENT
• RICHARD BAILEY GOODMAN
• BUDDY RAY SKINNER
• ALICE V. HORN
• ROY LEE GAY
• JERRRY ALLEN HARDY
• ESTHER FAYE WILLIAMSON
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• Cartoon
• County attorney’s case load tops 1,260 criminal misdemeanors
• Sheriff department’s fleet travels 700,000 miles annually
• DECISION 2012
• Alto students show support for trustees
• Education department’s civil rights division investigates AISD
• Retail Coach pitches ideas
• Council approves liquor election
• Woman arrested after high-speed chase, wreck
• Building permits in city of Jacksonville total $34.4 million, thanks to JISD school construction
• BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE
• Timber tax workshop aims to help landowners recoup drought and wildfire losses
• Drought emergency planning workshops
• Researchers identify three subtypes of bladder cancer
• Eggs!
• Carrot Raisin Salad
• TEXAS FOREST TRAIL REGION LAUNCHES “FOCUS ON THE FOREST TRAIL” PHOTO COMPETITION
• 152 TJC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa honor society
• Goat Production Seminar Providing Hands-on Learning
• National AMBER Alert Awareness Day – January 13
• Nacogdoches Naturally announces spring and summer Family Outdoor Adventures schedule
• Mathematician Luis Caffarelli Wins Prestigious Wolf Prize
• Louisiana Woman Sentenced for Texas Blueberry Thefts
• IRS offers tax-time tips
• Houston Man Guilty of Drug Trafficking in Eastern District of Texas
• Young men should be screened for testicular cancer
• Adding yoga to workout regime can improve health
• nternet videos offer important information on sexual health
• Simple steps can improve your diet in the new year
• Harrison County Man Guilty of Producing Child Pornography
• Hardin County Woman Sentenced for Using Stolen Credit Card
• Gregg County Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• BEAUMONT, Texas – A 30-year-old Mexican national has been sentenced to federal prison for his role in a major drug trafficking conspiracy in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales today.
• Final Defendant Sentenced in Federal Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Plano, Texas
• AS ONGOING DROUGHT THREATENS RURAL WATER SUPPLIES, COMMISSIONER STAPLES ANNOUNCES RELIEF FUNDS
• The Century Tree, Texas A&M
• ‘Services’ Trumped ‘Goods’ During Recession
• 2012 state water plan is on Cherokeean Herald website
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• RHS Class of 1970 plans May 5 reunion
• Library will sponsor classes for non-English speaking citizens
• ETMC Jacksonville adds new iDose with lower CT radiation exposures
• Area students honored on TJC’s president’s, dean’s lists for Fall ‘11
• Alto Junior High finishes strong at UIL competition
• QUICK HITS
• Indians, Maidens, Tigers and Lady Pirates 2-0 last week
• Former adult probation employee is arrested for records tampering
• 2011 was successful year
• Alto High School honor rolls
• Girl Scout cookies
• Former adult protection services employee is arrested for records tampering
• Campground Baptist hosts revival
• Alto horse rescue, sanctuary gets grant
• Filing deadline is Feb. 1
• SFA to hold Martin Luther King day of service Jan. 16
• EVIE BAKER
• STACEY MARIE FRAUSTO
• REBECCA CHANDLER WALTERS
• Master Gardener class continues through April
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• River of Life food distribution is Jan. 19
• Cherokee Cloggers offering lessons Jan. 25
• Cattle mark, brand registration deadline is Feb. 29
• Resource fair for special ed students is Jan. 23
• Extension service plans CEU breakfast meetings
• Alto chamber plans Jan. 19 meeting
• AEDCO will meet Jan. 17
• Recent rains slowing herd reductions, increasing optimism across Texas
• EMILIE “MAMA” FOSHEE
• WALTER GREEN
• CLARA GARRETT PENN
• High Points| from El Camino Real
• taxing| thoughts
• The Q| factor
• Bowman’s| East Texas
• Cartoon
• Start the year with better diet choices
• Praise for our nation’s post offices
• Tarrant Road, public forum declined at meeting
• THIS WEEK
• Rusk ISD approves new contract for superintendent
• Jacksonville housing director steals $37,474
• Committee reports on smoking ban
• Goldsberry named 2011 fireman of the year
• SUCCESSFUL ERADICATION CAMPAIGN RIDS TEXAS, UNITED STATES OF DEVASTATING MEXICAN FRUIT FLY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1927
• SUCCESSFUL ERADICATION CAMPAIGN RIDS TEXAS, UNITED STATES OF DEVASTATING MEXICAN FRUIT FLY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1927
• “Wildlife for Lunch” webinar covering prescribed burning to be held January 19th, 2012
• “Wildlife for Lunch” webinar covering prescribed burning to be held January 19th, 2012
• Waco-area man now one of Texas Most Wanted Sex Offenders
• Rain greens up winter crops and slows herd reductions
• SFA invites public to guest piano recital and international piano competition
• ‘Rastlin’ photographer to speak at Cole Art Center
• Rusk County Sheriff Danny R. Pirtle has returned to his job duties
• TDA Market Recap Jan. 9, 2012
• Attorney General Abbott Attends Supreme Court Argument on Texas’ Redistricting Maps
• Attorney General Abbott Attends Supreme Court Argument on Texas’ Redistricting Maps
• Lubbock fugitive arrested after tip
• Sign-up for CSP Program by January 13
• University Researchers Partner on Education Grant Project
• TxDOT plans work in Tyler, Smith County
• Two genes affect anxiety, behavior in mice with too much MeCP2
• Average retail gasoline prices in Texas
• Vienna Boys Choir at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, as part of the SFA College of Fine Arts' University Series.
• Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music’s annual Schmidbauer Competition Saturday, Jan. 21, and Sunday, Jan. 22.
• The Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music will present internationally acclaimed pianist Barry Snyder
• Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music will present guest bassoonist Paula Brusky
• Artists Frances Bagley, Vincent Falsetta, John Pomara and Jay Shinn will be present for the Stephen F. Austin State University School of Art’s opening
• David McClister exhibit at Stephen F. Austin State University’s Cole Art Center
• EMERGENCY FARM LOAN APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED
• Mountain Biking in Texas State Parks Picking Up Steam
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Prescribed burning to take place at Jones Forest
• Law Enforcement Update Child Support Enforcement Brings Hope To Texas Families
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE STAR-STUDDED ENTERTAINER LINEUP, TICKET SALES INFORMATION — JAN. 9, 2012 — HOUSTON —
• Exercise in a pill may protect against extreme heat sensitivity
• Of Moose and Men…or Teenagers
• Global grants awarded to improve global health outcomes
• Baylor scientists receive $1.35 million from Ovarian Cancer Research Fund
• Jail Activity Report
• What does Stage 2 of the Drought Plan mean to you?
• Physical activity can have immediate impact
• Farm Bureau donates $1.4 million to Texas fire departments
• SFA children’s series to present ‘Junie B. Jones’ musical
• Set simple nutritional goals for the new year
• ‘Bad astronomer’ to speak Tuesday at TJC science center
• New Year doesn’t mean end of flu season
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Mary Herman Named Executive Director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation
• A Look Back at 2011
• Enhancing Rural Living
• Neighbors in Trade – Partners in Jobs
• Paul Martinez will be playing this weekend
• Relocating with Pets
• Texas Poised to Outpace Nation (Again)
• Texas crop, weather for Jan. 4, 2012
• Social Security Column
• Social Security Column
• Social Security Column
• Social Security Column
• Reward increased for Most Wanted fugitives from Corpus Christi and Irving
• Ransom Center Exhibition Celebrates History and Influence of King James Bible
• maurices to Hold Food Drive to Benefit First Presbyterian Church Stock Pot
• Law Students from The University of Texas at Austin Volunteer to Help Underserved Communities
• Former Executive Director of Jacksonville, Texas Housing Authority Guilty of Federal Crimes
• Colorado Man Sentenced for Tax Violations in East Texas
• Menus
• East Texas reporter earns TCTA award for journalistic excellence
• UT Dallas named 1 of best 100 public colleges
• Feedback sought on proposed invasive species regulations
• Jacksonville student named to president’s list at Howard Payne University
• Genealogical Society schedules Jan. 9 meeting
• Relay for Life kickoff planned for Jan. 12
• Master Gardener class begins Jan. 10
• Rusk Chamber of Commerce
• Campground Baptist Church sets upcoming winter revival
• Beckworth seeks re-election
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• 2012-13 voter cards will be mailed prior to primary election
• Relay for Life kickoff planned for Jan. 12
• 1st Friday dance slated for Jan. 6 at civic center
• Officers investigate vandalism
• High school principal named Alto interim superintendent
• Feb. 1 is deadline for filing for spring primaries
• 4 men charged with burglary, assault
• KWRW-FM/KTLU-AM announces basketball broadcast schedule
• Area residents are among the 897 TJC fall graduates
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Jacksonville student named to president’s list at Howard Payne
• 2012-13 voter cards will be mailed prior to primary election
• 5 generation family members announce Tucker Ball’s birth
• County basketball teams look to close ‘11 with wins
• Girl Scout cookies go on sale
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Executive vice-president, branch manager named at Jacksonville
• Employee awards presented
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Rusk State Hospital Volunteer Council has recycling program
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• District celebrates a number of student achievements
• CAROLYN STEEDE BROWNING
• AVIS STEWART
• HAZEL TAYLOR
• LAILA WINIFRED SUMRALL
• MAE HANVY MADDUX
• DELOIS HUNTSBERGER
• GROVER CLEVELAND JEFFREY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• ALL THINGS| historical
• Cartoon
• A ‘lesson’ and a few concerns
• Thanks to the community from Lilbert-Looneyville VFD
• THIS WEEK
• Finding flaws in TransCanada’s claims
• Plenty of playoff berths in final 6 months of ‘11
• Liquor election may be called Jan. 12 in Rusk
• Commissioners decline to pay consultant
• Former DPS clerk wins federal appeal
• Challenges, progress make 2011 headlines
• WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT MEDICARE IN 2012
• Time to Begin Work on Texas State-Fish Art Contest Entries
• Texas Bluebird Society to host 2012 season kickoff at SFA
• SFA plans MLK Day of Service
• Registration open for SFA Music Preparatory Division classes
• SFA to screen ‘Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter … and Spring’
• SFA Gardens to host spring vegetable gardening workshop
• SFA Gardens Lecture Series to feature wildflower expert
• Margaret Feinberg Speaker at Women’s Conference
• Learn to Fly-fish March 10 at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• DSHS Issues Fish Consumption Advisory for Sabine Lake
• DSHS Combats Rabies With Aerial Vaccine Drop
• Texas State Parks Appeal Raises $335,000 in First Three Weeks
• Consumption advisory issued for gafftopsail catfish in Sabine Lake
• Migratory Bird Report No. 18
• Lake Fork Toyota ShareLunker First of Season
• New Property Tax Exemption for Veterans’ Surviving Spouses
• Comptroller’s Office Offers Vital Resource for Business Owners Looking for Answers to Their State Tax Questions
• Nacogdoches News
• Cherokee County Jail records
• Celebrate the New Year in Texas With 10 Free Flowering Trees from the Arbor Day Foundation
• Texas A&M, Northwestern to honor Villavisencio during bowl game
• Jail Activity Report for 12/13/2011 - 12/19/2011
• Area candidates continue to file for spring primaries
• Giftarama winners
• Dec. 30 is last day to pay taxes for IRS credit
• Rusk gets 2.73 inches of rain for Christmas
• Rube Sessions Memorial Library now has drop box
• AEDC slates meeting to discuss health events
• Giftarama winners
• Area candidates continue to file for spring primaries
• Dec. 30 is last day to pay taxes for IRS credit
• Rusk gets 2.73 inches of rain for Christmas
• Rube Sessions Memorial Library now has drop box
• AEDC slates meeting to discuss health events
• Business of the Month
• Business of the Month
• Jacksonville resident named to President’s List at Howard Payne
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• Salem Baptist plans New Year’s Eve gospel singing
• New Year’s Eve dance cancelled; 1st Friday dance slated Jan, 6
• Robert Nichols will speak at Republican Club Jan. 3 meeting
• Jacksonville resident named to President’s List at Howard Payne
• Kick-off for Cherokee County Relay for Life scheduled for Jan. 12
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• Salem Baptist plans New Year’s Eve gospel singing
• New Year’s Eve dance cancelled; 1st Friday dance slated Jan, 6
• Robert Nichols will speak at Republican Club Jan. 3 meeting
• Kick-off for Cherokee County Relay for Life scheduled for Jan. 12
• ETMC Rusk ER named region’s best facility
• Books for Children
• ETMC Rusk ER named region’s best facility
• Books for Children
• Quilt drawing
• Quilt drawing
• A&M senior, Jacksonville alum Villavisencio, 22, dies
• A&M senior, Jacksonville alum Villavisencio, 22, dies
• Quick Hits: basketball round-up, BH all-district
• Quick Hits: basketball round-up, BH all-district
• ‘My New Year’s resolution will be .....’
• ‘My New Year’s resolution will be .....’
• Miss Simmons receives UH cum laude degree
• Miss Simmons receives UH cum laude degree
• RHS Class of 1970 plans May 5 reunion, classmate addresses are sought
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans 40th reunion
• RHS Class of 1970 plans May 5 reunion, classmate addresses are sought
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans 40th reunion
• Proclamation presented
• Proclamation presented
• JOSEPH A (JOEY V) VILLAVISENCIO
• JOSEPH A (JOEY V) VILLAVISENCIO
• JOHN BILL SMITH
• DAVID MALONE ROGERS
• COBY MATHIS
• JESSIE D. HUGHES
• JOHN BILL SMITH
• DAVID MALONE ROGERS
• COBY MATHIS
• JESSIE D. HUGHES
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• SCENE| in Passing
• SCENE| in Passing
• Cartoon
• Fall Festival draws 1,000 visitors with expanded entertainment
• Cartoon
• Fall Festival draws 1,000 visitors with expanded entertainment
• Rusk chamber experiences an active, productive year
• Rusk chamber experiences an active, productive year
• The year the norm changed in sports
• The year the norm changed in sports
• Alto EDC to meet Jan. 3
• Alto EDC to meet Jan. 3
• Wildfires seared in 2011 memories
• Wildfires seared in 2011 memories
• Unemployment rates falling
• Cherokeean’s web page redesign live Jan. 1
• Unemployment rates falling
• Cherokeean’s web page redesign live Jan. 1
• Lon Morris placed on warned status by SACS
• Lon Morris placed on warned status by SACS
• Fran Daniel keeps the flames of HOPE bright at retirement
• Fran Daniel keeps the flames of HOPE bright at retirement
• Salvation Army
• Weather questions, answers
• New Year’s Resolution: Take a Hike
• BNY MELLON SETTLES WITH TEXAS OVER PROBE INTO RIGGED BOND BIDDING
• Talking about the holidays can keep them merry
• Pet Talk
• Congress must consider legislation to reform business model of postal service
• Houston Man Sentenced to Prison for Health Care Fraud Following State and Federal Investigation
• TEXAS BRIGADES TAKES CAMP IN NEW DIRECTION
• U.S. ATTORNEY'S OFFICE PAYS TRIBUTE TO BELOVED PROSECUTOR
• Fair Housing Public Service Announcement
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• American Legion seeks new members
• Games offered at civic center in Rusk
• Aerobics classes held at civic center
• Assistance is available for veterans’ surviving spouses
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Salem Baptist plans New Year’s Eve gospel singing
• New Year’s Eve Dance has been cancelled
• Rube Session Library has a book drop for patron use
• TSR Rail Authority meets with TxDOT
• Rusk man is recovering from Dec. 18 explosion
• Rusk area churches announce special Christmas Eve, Christmas Day services
• City of Alto to begin issuing fines for 911 address non-compliance
• Sen. Nichols receives award from Texas Association of Counties
• A new chamber McMember
• Anti-bullying message, ways of coping are spread by Lon Morris College students to area students
• Rusk miniatures place internationally
• Former Rusk man writes 2 books on Vietnam War
• Newspaper forwards last-minute wishes, letters to Santa Claus
• Districts 10-1A (DI), 14-4A release all-district teams
• New cookbook features 500 area favorite recipes
• Rusk citizen donates hand carved nativity to chamber
• TSR Authority Board holds regular meeting Dec. 8
• TSR Board member confident in contract negotiations
• County basketball teams look for court ‘presents’
• ‘Smoke on the Mountain’ slated as February show
• Christmas party, awards banquet
• LIONS CLUB
• Assistance is available for veterans’ surviving spouses
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Couple notes 65th anniversary
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• RHS Class of 1970 plans May 5 reunion, classmate addresses are sought
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans reunion
• Annual election of officers, new member held Dec. 9 at Gateway Community Partners Inc. board meeting
• HOPE’s executive director honored at retirement party
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Delivery drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Eastside Baptist Church plans special Christmas Day service Sunday
• Man charged in shooting incident
• JUNE GARRETT
• IMOGENE GRIMES BROADWAY
• GARY SPENCER FLOYD
• VELMA ANN COOK
• VERNA PAULINE FAIN IVY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• NORA LOUISE INGRAM
• JUSTINE M. CARRINGTON
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• Cartoon
• Great things are happening at Alto school district
• Condemnation proceedings discussed by 391 commission
• DeSpain resigns from Alto ISD
• A parade of supporters discover inspiration from cancer survivor
• New maps trigger suits, confusion
• Making a list, checking it twice
• Mineola Man Arrested for Alleged Hay Scam
• New Year’s Resolution: Take a Hike
• Attorney General Abbott Secures Asset Freeze, Restraining Order against Texas Highway Patrol Association
• Office of United States Attorney John M. Bales Eastern District of Texas
• Bob BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Mineola man arrested for alleged hay scam
• Railroad commissioners adopt one of nation's most comprehensive chemical disclosure requirements
• Preliminary estimates show hundreds of millions of trees killed by 2011 drought
• Dominick Dunne's papers donated to Briscoe Center for American History
• Holiday focus should be on family time
• Waist circumference plays role in risk factors for metabolic syndrome
• Rainbow Trout Coming to Tyler’s Nature Center
• TJC Fire Academy graduation set Tuesday, Dec. 20
• For Loved Ones in Care Facilities, the Best ‘Social Network’ is Face-to-Face Interaction
• Holiday Cooking: Be Extravagant — and Safe
• Smith County, Texas Man Charged with Social Security Fraud
• South American Camelid Basics
• Texas Attorney General’s Fugitive Unit Featured on ‘America’s Most Wanted’
• Inspire Philanthropy This Holiday Season
• Inspire Philanthropy This Holiday Season
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• CHEROKEE COUNTY MAN GUILTY OF NEGLIGENT OF TRANSPORTATION OF WILDLIFE IN EAST TEXAS
• CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION 505 SE LOOP 456 JACKSONVILLE, TX 75766
• Apache Belles to perform at Dallas Cowboys’ Christmas Eve game
• Wildfire responders honored at Fort Hood appreciation event
• Weather questions, answers
• Texas A&M ranked sixth in nation amoung public universities
• SFA art galleries closing for semester break
• Still time to qualify for home energy credits
• Brain and heart link may explain sudden death in Rett
• Alto ISD superintendent resigns
• St. John’s UMC slates Christmas services
• 1st Baptist schedules upcoming Christmas musical program
• Community help sought to bring Christmas joy to hospital patients this holiday season
• Tips for keeping pets safe during holidays
• Shopping at home, tourist dollars are Rusk’s economic strengths
• ALTO ELEMENARY SCHOOL
• Christmas time in Cherokee County
• RUSK PRIMARY SCHOOL
• RUSK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• Gallatin Christmas parade is planned for Dec. 17
• Etech RMS plans 4th annual Pictures with Santa
• Rusk Junior High slates band’s Christmas concerts
• Christ the Redeemer School presents program
• Some of the BEST christmas stories ever told
• Judge Phifer asks for re-election
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• RHS Class of 1970 plans May 5 reunion, classmate addresses are sought
• Christmas drive donations sought to help children have a merry Christmas
• Area churches schedule holiday services
• VFW, Auxiliary essay winners announced
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Assistance needed for family who lost home in Nov. 5 fire
• Band Boosters sponsor chicken spaghetti dinner Dec. 15 at junior high
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans 40th reunion
• Alto residents will meet to discuss upcoming health fair
• Gallatin lighting contest, parade planned Friday, Saturday
• Austin Bank honors Rusk employ at awards luncheon
• Addresses of classmates needed for reunion plans
• Texas Ranger Prince receives promotion
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Awards presented at banquet
• A winter wonderland
• School board hears technology report from high school students
• Projects will benefit youth Christmas programs
• LIONS CLUB
• Safety posters
• New chamber member
• Title chase: county teams search for tourney wins
• Rusk, Bullard players honored on 17-3A all-district team
• Children present holiday musical
• Alto 1st Baptist Christmas cantata is planned for 6:30 p.m. Dec. 18
• AISD in sound financial shape after 2010-11; set to renovate campuses
• ‘In God We Trust’ sign to be posted in chamber
• HAZEL P. CAUSEY
• DOROTHY MAY MARMOR
• RALPH LINDSEY, SR.
• ERNESTINE HELM WISE
• DONALD DOSSER
• EUGENE M. (GENE) DECKER III
• HELEN M. DAVIS
• RONALD LYNN (RONNIE) RICKS
• DOROTHY (DOT) WATSON MCNEW
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• Wells library sets program to show new books received from grant funds
• Most cities in Cherokee County see net payment increase for November sales tax
• What do postal changes mean to newspapers?
• Writer disillusioned with ‘liberal line’
• 9 service awards given by county
• Mailbox flooded with 946 letters to Santa
• Jackson named Alto police chief
• Jacksonville council appoints 9 to various board positions
• Jacksonville school board ends 2011 on positive note
• ‘Tour de Force’
• Hometown Health addresses holiday stress, travel tips, food safety and more
• Tickets to Vienna Boys Choir concert make unique gift
• National Megan’s Law Helpline & Sex Offender Registration Tips Program
• Auto Burglars Target Shoppers and Travelers During the Holiday Season
• Holiday Gifts from Rainbow Rooms Boost Kids’ Self Esteem during Stressful Times
• For Loved Ones in Care Facilities, the Best ‘Social Network’ is Face-to-Face Interaction
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• OFFER YOUR FELLOW TEXANS A HELPING HAND
• Texas Attorney General Charges Houston Debt Collection Firm with Deceiving Consumers
• Attorney General Abbott Asks For Stay of Candidate Filing Period for Texas Senate, Texas House of Representatives and U.S. House of Representatives Elections
• Loss of enzyme stymies differentiation of blood-forming cells
• Hydroxyurea does not cause genetic damage in children with sickle cell anemia
• Master fly-fisher to teach class at TFFC Jan. 14
• Crumb Snatcher Tales
• TJC announces Fall 2011 graduates
• 56 graduates of TJC evening VNE program receive pins
• Auto Burglars Target Shoppers and Travelers During the Holiday Season
• Tyler Junior College Partners with Delek Refining for $180,390 Job-Training Grant
• TxDOT Project Updates
• Two Individuals Sentenced for Unemployment Insurance Fraud
• Social Security Column
• Social Security Column
• Prosperity Bancshares, Inc.® to Acquire East Texas Financial Services, Inc.
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• Houston Man Convicted of Health Care Fraud in State and Federal Probe
• Conference to teach management for raising trophy bass
• Girl Scouts Debut ‘Savannah Smiles’ Cookie to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $1.2 Million Grants to Improve Access to Education and Health Care in Rural Texas
• Alto council hires Jeremy Jackson as police chief
• Vaccine study demonstrates protection against norovirus illness
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas Ranks #3 on Peace Corps’ Top Volunteer Producing States of 2011
• Pet Talk
• Obesity linked with worse survival outcomes in breast cancer adjuvant therapy
• Texas Attorney General Defends Constitutionality of Stolen Valor Act
• State and Federal Investigation Leads to Health Care Fraud Convictions for Operators of McAllen-area Medical Equipment Business
• Consumer Alert: Emails with Malicious Web Link Claim to Originate from Better Business Bureau System
• Neuroscientists boost memory using genetics and a new memory-enhancing drug
• Make Room for Stampede: TACC Expands Data Center for New Supercomputer
• Breaking oncogene’s hold on cancer cell provides new treatment direction
• BCM Teen Clinic takes innovative approach to teen pregnancy education
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Weather questions, answers
• Upshur County Woman Guilty of Federal Drug Charges
• TSCRA WELCOMES NEW SPECIAL RANGER TO NORTHEAST TEXAS
• Texas State Parks Announce $4.6 million Appeal for Help
• Texas Forestry Association names outstanding educator
• Smith County, Texas Man Sentenced for Federal Firearms Violations
• Organisms could provide clues about Earth's past and climate change
• Figirova added to Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List
• Harris County to implement Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• Dallas County Man Guilty of Federal Crimes in East Texas
• Canada 2011-2012 Winter Forecast Update
• Average Employer Unemployment Insurance Tax Rates Decrease TWC sets rates for 2012
• Anderson County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• Anderson County Man Sentenced for Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• 3 Jacksonville homes featured on Christmas tour
• Alto mediation session will discuss grievances
• City of Alto set to hire police force Thursday
• Toy drives will benefit children this Christmas
• Christmas drive donations sought to help children have a merry Christmas
• Dec. 10 auction benefits Good Samaritan
• Republican Club plans Christmas party for Dec. 13
• St. John’s UMC youth present Christmas music
• Rusk 1st UMC choir presents Christmas cantata at 11 a.m. Sunday
• Bethel UMC schedules chili supper for Dec. 10
• A. Frank Smith UMC Choirs present Christmas music
• Quick Hits: BH wins in 3rd trip to state title game; Black transfers
• Bracketology: County teams search for tourney titles
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Cory S. Beasley promoted to executive vice-president
• Alto Christmas parade planned for Dec. 12
• Wells library sets program to show new books received from grant funds
• Rotary car seats
• New cookbook available at ETMC Jacksonville gift shop
• Countdown begins for newspaper’s new web page roll-out
• MICHAEL EARL (MICKEY) LILES SR.
• BOBBY RAY (BOB) TYER
• FANNIE B. WATTS
• MARIE SALES
• JAMES LEE MOODY SR.
• CHRISTINE MEADOWS ALLEN
• ALVIN THOMAS TRAYLOR
• SHARON (SHERRY) ARNWINE
• BRANDAL DUSTIN SHEPARD
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• Mulligan Open toy drive Dec. 10 in Rusk
• Toys for Tots drive underway in county
• Pastor asks community to ponder petition
• Donations ensure Heritage Center can stay open
• Keystone XL pipeline bringing more risks than rewards to East Texas
• 1st Baptist Church Rusk schedules Christmas musicals
• River of Life Center presents Christmas drama, dinner
• RHS Choir presents ‘Miracle on 34th Street’
• An angel disguised in Pink Lady’s clothing
• Greg James’ Pflugerville company closes down
• Adams sentenced to death
• ‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ opens
• A Christmas gift of future generations
• Texas Forestry Association Elects New President
• Texas A&M University fares well in a New York Times listing
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA vocal students excel at regional competition
• SFA vocal students excel at regional competition
• SFA Music Preparatory recitals scheduled
• SFA Music Preparatory recitals scheduled
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules Webinars on the New Ag and Timber Exemption Requirements
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules Webinars on the New Ag and Timber Exemption Requirements
• NIH renews designation of Baylor College of Medicine genome center
• NIH renews designation of Baylor College of Medicine genome center
• New grant to support introducing genome sequencing into the clinic for children with cancer
• New grant to support introducing genome sequencing into the clinic for children with cancer
• Distinguished alumna to offer SFA commencement address
• Distinguished alumna to offer SFA commencement address
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation December 6, 2011 BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation December 6, 2011 BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Baylor College of Medicine, Johns Hopkins team to identify single-gene diseases
• Baylor College of Medicine, Johns Hopkins team to identify single-gene diseases
• Crews to replace Alabama Creek bridge
• Samsung Awards $30,000 in Academic Scholarships To East Texas High School Students with East Texas Communities Foundation
• Samsung Awards $30,000 in Academic Scholarships To East Texas High School Students with East Texas Communities Foundation
• Attorney General Abbott Opens 2011 Open Government Conference, Introduces New Electronic
• Attorney General Abbott Files Reply Brief with U.S. Supreme Court in Redistricting Case
• Nacogdoches student wins Texas Farm Bureau Free Enterprise Contest
• Health Briefs
• Harrington Fellows Bring World-Changing Ideas to The University of Texas at Austin
• Crumb Snatcher Tales
• TxDOT Project Updates
• TWC Names NorthGate Constructors Employer of the Year
• TPWD News Digest for Nov. 24- Dec. 1, 2011
• Nacogdoches News
• Lauren Tedford Hired as Henderson County Extension Agent
• Texas State Parks Ideal for Family, Group Gatherings
• NEW AND IMPROVED HISTORIC SITES REOPENING ACROSS TEXAS
• Tedford new AgriLife Extension agent for Henderson County
• STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING UNVEILS SIGNIFICANT RESTORATIONS
• Reward increased for Most Wanted fugitives from Abilene and Dallas
• Ben Wheeler, Edom slate art jam
• Plano, Texas Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Pot-bellied Pigs
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• More Texas State Parks Lifting Campfire. Cooking Restrictions
• Low Lake Level Allows Habitat Improvements at Lake Fork
• Tax tips for livestock sales due to drought
• Illegal Alien Sentenced for Failing to Register as a Sex Offender in East Texas
• Help Santa Save Texas History this Christmas
• NEW GUIDANCE SUPPORTS VOLUNTARY EFFORTS TO PROMOTE DIVERSITY AND REDUCE RACIAL ISOLATION IN EDUCATION
• UPSHUR COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL CRIMES
• TEXARKANA MAN FOUND GUILTY BY JURY
• MESQUITE WOMAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL CRIMES
• East Texas Women Indicted for Federal Income Tax Violations
• Denton County Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Violations
• Collin County Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Pornography Violations
• Aryan Brotherhood of Texas Member Convicted of Federal Charges in Nederland, Texas Shooting
• Weather questions, answers
• U.S. Forest Service lifts fire restrictions in forests
• Wildfires report
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• KILGORE MAN SENTENCED FOR STRUCTURING VIOLATION
• Two Sex Traffickers Convicted in State, County and Federal Probe
• New DPS Regional Commander Selected
• Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas Raises More Than $350,000 at Annual Luncheon to Kick Off 100th Anniversary
• Christmas at Jacksonville College slated Dec. 6
• Peoples Church Christmas Bazaar slated Saturday
• 18-wheeler catches fire at 7-Mile Hill
• Trees at footbridge
• Hundreds attend party
• Rusk FFA wins 8th consecutive wildlife contest
• Wells library sets program to show new books received from grant funds
• Auditions for ‘Smoke on the Mountain’ slated
• RSH volunteer council seeks local sponsors for Christmas
• ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ opens Dec. 2 in Rusk
• Quick Hits: Brook Hill to play for state title; Bullard bows out of playoffs
• 6 Pack 4-peat: Sports Editor/commentator wins 4th picks title
• Hardwood heaven: county teams start roundball
• 1st Friday dance is Dec. 2 at Rusk Civic Center
• Tree of Angels ceremony slated in Henderson
• Trail to Christ slates Christmas dance Dec. 3
• Rusk yard of Month
• Bridal shower honors Miss Jones
• Alto woman selected to participate in leadership training institute
• Wedding shower
• Serrato inducted into nursing honor society
• Alto ISD recognized by TEA, approves fund transfer
• Toys for Tots drive underway in county
• Bullard man named Southside Bank manager in Jacksonville
• ALTO HONOR ROLL
• FRANK RICHARD (RICCI) WEIMAR
• ALVIN TRAYLOR
• KATHRYN MARIE MEHNER
• TOMMYE PICKETT
• TY FOSTER MABRY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• Cartoon
• TSR hires Ed Boeh as guest services manager; special events coordinator
• Flag a symbol of the American people
• Is government the problem, or is it big business?
• THIS WEEK
• County Heritage Center facing possible closure
• Commissioners hear road map report
• Unemployment rates decrease in area counties
• SANTA CLAUS IS COMING
• Former Alto police officers officially fired by council
• 16 county candidates file for upcoming party primaries
• Will my tree make it? Assessing pine and shade tree damage from drought
• TPAC Proposes 2.6 Percent Increases for In-State Undergraduates for Each of Next Two Academic Years
• Texas crop, weather for Nov. 29, 2011
• Texans Granted Additional Weeks of Unemployment Benefits
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• States receive more flexibility, resources to implement Affordable Insurance Exchanges
• Trombone choir set concert
• School announces 1st radio play
• SFA percussion students will present their annual holiday
• SFA harp recital features students and acclaimed teacher
• International fiddling star to present Christmas show at SFA
• SFA choirs and community chorus to present Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR DECEMBER 2011
• Rainbow Trout Coming to Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center Dec. 2
• Attorney General Abbott Seeks Emergency Stay, Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Overturn Interim Redistricting Maps
• MRS. LAURA W. BUSH JOINS NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION’S BOARD OF TRUSTEES
• Fillers may be a fix for skeletal-looking hands
• Weather questions, answers
• Launching of Mars Rover was on Nov. 26
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• Feline Diabetes
• More research needed to understand the impact of direct patient access to test results
• Mommy makeovers may help some women restore shape
• Land O’Lakes donates to volunteer fire departments
• Creation of fish habitat on Lake Fork
• Jail Activity Report for 11/15/11-11/21/11
• Shopping Induced Insanity
• United Way seeks volunteers
• AMTCE-SandTruck-Bell
• TxDOT Project Updates
• Treating holiday kitchen mishaps
• TJC Apache Belles performing in Houston Holiday Parade, New Year’s games
• Smoking during pregnancy significantly affects DNA methylation and gene expression
• Plano, Texas Man Charged With Child Pornography Violations
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• $7,500 offered for apprehension of Dallas fugitive with connections to Waco
• Integrating sensory input guides the journey
• Tomball Man Pleads Guilty To Involvement In Murder
• Upshur County, Texas Man Guilty of Social Security Fraud
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• Travel Safely this Thanksgiving
• Texas crop, weather for Nov. 22, 2011
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Tree of Angel ceremony slated in Henderson
• Alto Christmas parade planned for Dec. 12
• City council approves transfer of property lease on FM343
• Aerobics classes planned at Rusk Civic Center
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans 40th reunion
• Christmas at Jacksonville College slated Dec. 6
• Eastside Baptist furnishes free Thanksgiving lunch
• Lon Morris students visit Bullard’s freedom museum
• Annual holiday show features ‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’
• County teams kick off basketball season
• Bullard, Brook Hill advance in playoffs
• Dream deferred: Eagles fall to Lorena in area round
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Alto falls just short; eliminated by Lovelady, 36-21
• Dream Tree children ready for ‘adoption’
• Volunteer council seeks local sponsors for Christmas projects
• Early Christmas for teachers
• Community Thanksgiving service scheduled Tuesday, Nov. 22 in Rusk
• GOLDIE KIRBY
• MIKE GILLESPIE
• DOROTHY WATKINS CRAIG
• Yule celebration begins
• 1st Friday dance planned
• Rube Session slates holiday closing, wreath making demonstration
• Wells library sets program will show new books received from grant funds
• Church will sponsor harvest program Nov. 26
• Civic theatre slates auditions for ‘Smoke on the Mountain’
• Kasey Finley will participate in area vocal competition
• Business of the Month
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• THE Q| factor
• TAXING| thoughts
• ’ROUND| robin
• Cartoon
• Heritage bricks on sale at Heritage Center
• Only Jacksonville, New Summerfield see October sales tax increases from last year
• Writer alleges mismanagement of county funds
• Not every race will be a contest – by design
• American Heritage negotiates lower interest
• Alto police issue not addressed
• Hard liquor petition circulates in Rusk
• Firemen rescue man dangling from antenna
• Construction efforts on schedule at JISD
• Let My Future Unfold
• Crumb Snatcher Tales
• Food safety can help ensure a happy holiday
• Integrating sensory input guides the journey
• Treating holiday kitchen mishaps
• UT Dallas Environmental Expert Urges Green Behavior for Thanksgiving
• UT Dallas Environmental Expert Urges Green Behavior for Thanksgiving
• Wildfires report
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• $7,500 offered for apprehension of Dallas fugitive with connections to Waco
• $7,500 offered for apprehension of Dallas fugitive with connections to Waco
• Never say never when it comes to allergies
• Never say never when it comes to allergies
• Jail Activity Report for Nov. 7, 2011-Nov. 14, 2011
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Wildfire news update
• A&M Century Tree designated 'Famous Tree of Texas'
• Thanksgiving Day: Remembering Our Blessings & Giving Thanks - an American Tradition
• Texas Attorney General Charges Unauthorized Scrap Tire Facility for Violations of the Texas Solid Waste Disposal Act
• Clute Man Sentenced to Prison in Child Pornography Case Investigated by State and Federal Authorities
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES, VICENTE FOX, AGRICULTURE LEADERS FROM UNITED STATES, CANADA, MEXICO MEET TO ENHANCE TRADE, CREATE JOBS
• “City of Nacogdoches to open “Warming Center,” for residents….”
• Becoming a Family Caregiver
• ‘Mystery of the Christmas Star’ opens Tuesday
• Rusk Community Thanksgiving service is 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22
• Annual Rusk Community Thanksgiving service is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday
• Weather questions, answers
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Visiting World-Renowned Cancer Researchers and Prevention Experts Help Keep Austin Weird while Battling Deadly Disease
• Visiting World-Renowned Cancer Researchers and Prevention Experts Help Keep Austin Weird while Battling Deadly Disease
• VAN ZANDT COUNTY BANK TELLER GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING FUNDS
• VAN ZANDT COUNTY BANK TELLER GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING FUNDS
• U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of Texas, Recovers $27 Million in Debt Owed to U.S. Taxpayers in Fiscal Year 2011
• U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of Texas, Recovers $27 Million in Debt Owed to U.S. Taxpayers in Fiscal Year 2011
• TPWD News Digest for Nov. 11-17, 2011
• TPWD News Digest for Nov. 11-17, 2011
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• UPGRADES TO BE UNVEILED AT STARR FAMILY HOME REOPENING EVENT
• Drought makes water rights a priority
• Drought makes water rights a priority
• Alumna to perform with SFA Wind Ensemble
• Alumna to perform with SFA Wind Ensemble
• SFA art galleries closed during Thanksgiving break
• SFA art galleries closed during Thanksgiving break
• SFA children’s series to present ‘Pinocchio’
• SFA children’s series to present ‘Pinocchio’
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• ANRA announces new project
• ANRA announces new project
• Pet Talk
• Pet Talk
• PANOLA COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG VIOLATIONS
• PANOLA COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG VIOLATIONS
• “O’Brien elected Vice-President of Texas Downtown Association”
• “O’Brien elected Vice-President of Texas Downtown Association”
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Three Persons Indicted in Health Care Fraud Investigation by State and Federal Officials
• Three Persons Indicted in Health Care Fraud Investigation by State and Federal Officials
• ETMC Jacksonville goes mobile with iTriage®
• ETMC Jacksonville goes mobile with iTriage®
• Agreement Provides Restitution to U.S. Money Reserve Customers
• Agreement Provides Restitution to U.S. Money Reserve Customers
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• NASA astronaut to make special presentation at Texas Forest Service
• NASA astronaut to make special presentation at Texas Forest Service
• LOUIS AND PEACHES OWEN HEART HOSPITAL RECEIVES THREE-STAR RATING IN CARDIAC SURGICAL CARE STS Data Places LPOHH in Top 15% in Nation
• LOUIS AND PEACHES OWEN HEART HOSPITAL RECEIVES THREE-STAR RATING IN CARDIAC SURGICAL CARE STS Data Places LPOHH in Top 15% in Nation
• Local home cook releases comfort food cookbook nationwide
• Local home cook releases comfort food cookbook nationwide
• Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks Thursday, November 17
• Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks Thursday, November 17
• Jingle Bell Run set for December 3 in Nacogdoches
• Jingle Bell Run set for December 3 in Nacogdoches
• HUD CLARIFIES DISASTER RULES ON ‘DUPLICATION OF BENEFITS’
• HUD CLARIFIES DISASTER RULES ON ‘DUPLICATION OF BENEFITS’
• Programs Help Family Members Who are Finding a Way to Care
• Programs Help Family Members Who are Finding a Way to Care
• DPS having success sidelining dangerous trucks
• DPS having success sidelining dangerous trucks
• Dallas Area Used Car Dealers Indicted in Money Laundering Scheme
• Dallas Area Used Car Dealers Indicted in Money Laundering Scheme
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES SALUTES RURAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS ON NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH DAY
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES SALUTES RURAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS ON NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH DAY
• AT&T gift supports educational programming for TJC science center
• AT&T gift supports educational programming for TJC science center
• East Side Elementary School construction is underway
• East Side Elementary School construction is underway
• Cheerleaders get ready for play-off game
• Cheerleaders get ready for play-off game
• Cancer Mash Bash drive
• Red Cross Mash Bash drive
• 250-member Church of Christ debuts new home
• 250-member Church of Christ debuts new home
• Church willl sponsor harvest program Nov. 26
• Kimberly Jones, Paul Meredith plan January wedding in Tyler
• Cherokee County sheriff’s assistant attends special training conference
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans 40th reunion
• Church willl sponsor harvest program Nov. 26
• Kimberly Jones, Paul Meredith plan January wedding in Tyler
• Cherokee County sheriff’s assistant attends special training conference
• Rusk High School Class of 1972 plans 40th reunion
• Eyeglasses donated
• Rusk High School Class of 1961 has 50- year reunion
• Eyeglasses donated
• Rusk High School Class of 1961 has 50- year reunion
• QUICK HITS
• Alto sinks Pirates for 2nd year; meets Lovelady next
• QUICK HITS
• Alto sinks Pirates for 2nd year; meets Lovelady next
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Eagles tame Wildcats, 47-18; take on Lorena next
• Eagles tame Wildcats, 47-18; take on Lorena next
• Business people of year
• Business people of year
• 3,033 items donated to Good Sam; $23,020 benefits charities
• 3,033 items donated to Good Sam; $23,020 benefits charities
• VICTORIA YBARRA
• Monthly food distribution planned Thursday
• MARJORIE SMITH
• County Relay for Life kickoff event is Nov. 18
• R. H. (BUD) MCNEW JR.
• American Heritage seeks lower rate, terms on loan
• F. E. HASSELL
• County burn ban is rescinded
• VICTORIA YBARRA
• MARJORIE SMITH
• R. H. (BUD) MCNEW JR.
• F. E. HASSELL
• Circle of 10 offering half-day workshops
• Monthly food distribution planned Thursday
• County Relay for Life kickoff event is Nov. 18
• American Heritage seeks lower rate, terms on loan
• County burn ban is rescinded
• Circle of 10 offering half-day workshops
• HAZEL FORD JOHNSON
• STEVE G. MIMS
• WILLIAM TRAVIS ROTEN
• HAZEL FORD JOHNSON
• STEVE G. MIMS
• WILLIAM TRAVIS ROTEN
• TERESA (TERRI) BRASHEAR
• REV. C. L. (RED) TAYLOR
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TERESA (TERRI) BRASHEAR
• REV. C. L. (RED) TAYLOR
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• THE Q| factor
• Cartoon
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• Dream Trees erected at financial institutions
• HOLIDAY DEADLINE
• Toys for Tots program underway in county
• Grand jury returns 49 indictments
• JEDCO’s actions not in best interests of Jacksonville
• District to join school equity litigation
• Landowners have property rights, must stay vigilant in protecting them
• Dream Trees erected at financial institutions
• HOLIDAY DEADLINE
• Grand jury returns 49 indictments
• District to join school equity litigation
• Toys for Tots program underway in county
• JEDCO’s actions not in best interests of Jacksonville
• Landowners have property rights, must stay vigilant in protecting them
• Tar sands oil spills worry 1st responder
• Helping hands put ‘sparkle’ in Christmas
• Tar sands oil spills worry 1st responder
• Helping hands put ‘sparkle’ in Christmas
• BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS
• BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS
• We Can’t Wait: Health Care Innovation Challenge will improve care, save money, focus on health care jobs
• TRINCARE CLINICAL LABORATORIES SELECTS MAYO MEDICAL LABORATORIES FOR ADVANCED TESTING
• ‘Nutcracker’ ballet set Dec. 2-4 at TJC
• TFB Excellence in Agriculture finalists announced
• TEXAS HISTORIC COURTHOUSE PRESERVATION
• Texas Forest Service honored for wildfire response
• Texas Farm Bureau names Outstanding YF&R finalists
• Former Houston Physician Sentenced for Fraud Following State and Federal Investigation
• Let’s Talk About COPD During National Awareness Month
• BCM launches Whole Exome Sequencing Clinical Test
• 4 will be inducted into newspaper hall of fame
• 2 arrested, charged for possession of substance, believed to be cocaine
• TJC to host Tyler Area College Fair on Tuesday, Nov. 15
• Theatre TJC Second Stage to perform ‘Night Cries’
• Wildfire news update
• Shell and Motiva donate to volunteer fire departments
• Texas Reaps Twice as Much as It Pays for University of Texas at Austin Faculty
• Texas Forest Service honors employees
• Texas A&M is ranked among top 25 universities
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Social Security Launches New Spanish Online Services at www.segurosocial.gov
• SFA to hold International Education Week
• SFA Repertory Dance Company to perform in concert
• Kentucky-based Network Marketing Company to Refund $1.3 Million to Texas Customers
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Lufkin slates 17th annual Festival of Trees
• Men, Women ‘of a Certain Age’ Urged to Keep a Close Eye on Vision Problems
• Nacogdoches News
• Crumb Snatcher Tales
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR RANCHERS TO APPLY FOR FUNDS TO REBUILD FENCES DESTROYED BY WILDFIRES
• Nacogdoches News
• HS football area round matchups (CORRECTED)
• TxDOT Project Updates
• CLAIMING AG SALES TAX EXEMPTION WILL REQUIRE REGISTRATION NUMBER
• TransCanada to Work With Department of State on New Keystone XL Route Options
• Nacogdoches News
• It's time to rock and roll through San Antonio
• Pet Talk
• Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA) Reminds Citizens of Their Duty to Report Child Abuse
• MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS VETERANS DAY 2011
• Cherokee County Jail Activity Report
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Plano
• NaCOGDOCHES MAIN STREET RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION
• USDA Selects Five Texas Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Awardees
• US Department of Labor provides grant to assist recovery efforts following Texas wildfires
• TREEFOLKS ESTABLISHES REFORESTATION FUND TO SUPPORT WILDFIRE RELIEF: Funds will be used to distribute trees and information to individuals affected by wildfire.
• Wildfire news update
• Hometown Health addresses Halloween safety, healthier holiday eating, controlling diabetes and more
• Comptroller’s Office Offers Vital Resource for Business Owners Looking for Answers to their State Tax Questions
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Funding To Improve Rural Housing Texas to receive over $630,000 in funding.
• Fight droughty dullness with cool-season euphorbias
• $6.6 million NIH grant awarded for brittle bone disease research
• 2011 Texas Tree Conference honors tree lovers from across the state
• Rusk High School Eagle Stats
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• WILDFIRE UPDATE – Friday, October 27, 2011
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• SECOND QUADWEALTH FOUNDER PLEADS GUILTY IN MULTIMILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENT FRAUD SCHEME
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR NOVEMBER 2011
• ETCOG - Medicare Open Enrollment Forum
• Pet Talk
• Houston Chiropractor Convicted of Health Care Fraud in State and Federal Probe
• Nacogoches News
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• ALABAMA MAN SENTENCED FOR BANK ROBBERY AND POSSESSION OF A FIREARM IN BEAUMONT
• Rusk Lady Eagle volleyball in playoffs
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• TPWD News Digest for Oct. 21-27, 2011
• WILDFIRE UPDATE – Thursday, October 27, 2011
• Texas A&M will honor those who died in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Texas A&M Mothers’ Clubs Continue Tradition Of Supporting Their Aggies
• SWCDS Seek Rule Changes in CRP Program
• Conserving Natural Resources More Important than ever in Ongoing Drought
• Nacogdoches News
• Multiple Texas Weight-Loss Clinics Agree To Stop Marketing Prescription Drugs Improperly
• New center seeks to improve on reproductive health
• Attention: Elk Producers
• 20TH Annual Conference for Regional Education on Aging, Caregiving & Healthcare (REACH) Next Week
• Sandstorms and how to spot them
• Six Outstanding Student-Athletes Honored as Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Players of the Week
• Wildfires still burn strong
• Texas Cranking Out Jobs
• “Artistic and Intellectual Character: What it is, why it matters, and how to get it,”
• SFA Brass Quintet to give recital at Christ Episcopal Church
• SFA Percussion Ensemble to present fall concert
• SFA and Baylor music faculty recital features quintets written for one-armed pianist
• Photography exhibition of Rulfs architecture to open at The Cole Art Center
• SFA Choir to present 'Impressions' choir concert
• Best Documentary film-Herb and Dorothy at SFA
• SECOND SATURDAY ART JAM IN EDOM & BEN WHEELER
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• City of Palestine to Host Mall-o-Ween October 31
• Holiday Give-A-Tree cards help rebuild forests devastated by wildfire
• State Department has closed oyster harvesting along coast
• Discovery Science Place opens new exibit
• Sheriff’s department plans visits with sex offenders on Halloween night
• St. John’s UMC’s annual bazaar, bake sale slated
• Smokin’ for HOPE raises more than $1,500
• Rusk Lions Club garage sale planned for Oct. 28-29
• Republican club meets Tuesday at Hong Kong
• 3rd Empty Bowls project benefiting HOPE planned
• Quick Hits: Lady Eagle v-ball drops 2; big wins in Troup
• Last-second FG sours Indians’ night
• Alto slays S’ville Dragons, 52-12; nears playoff berth
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Hard night at the Hill: No. 1 ‘Dogs beat Rusk, 51-7
• Rusk High School Class of 1971 plans 40th reunion
• Blood drive slated in honor of Rebecca Corley
• Free symposium for nurses slated Nov. 4
• Calvary Baptist notes 56 years of service
• Dulcimers will perform at Stella Hill Library Oct. 29
• Medicare benefits counseling day is Oct. 27 at Chaparral Center in Alto
• Cherokee County VFW, auxiliary essay contest deadline is Nov. 1
• Pink Out Day
• Appreciation dinner
• 2 East Texas students attend travel summit
• Fundraiser benefits Wells upcoming project
• Toys for Tots drive underway in county
• Cheerleaders are selling pink out t-shirts
• Wedding shower fetes future bride
• Men in Pink
• NORMA DENHAM HARRIS
• JESSIE LEE TRAYLOR
• JOYCE PORTER
• MILDRED WIGGINS STOKES
• WILLIE V. HENDERSON
• RHS juniors hoodie sale benefits prom
• VFW sponsors gun raffle
• Aerobics classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• Suddenlink completes its upgrade in Rusk
• Keener- Blackmon
• TAXING| thoughts
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• 3rd Empty Bowls project benefiting HOPE is planned
• Rusk P.D. answers 113 reports in Sept.
• Jacksonville posts 20.4% increase in sales tax revenue in September, 13.39% gain for year
• Texas’ voter ID law examined
• TSR reports 50% drop in business
• Jeff Austin III appointed to transportation board
• 50 pack commissioners court meeting Monday
• More treats than tricks for county’s Halloween events
• Wildfire news update
• Texas crop, weather
• CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION 505 SE LOOP 456 JACKSONVILLE, TX 75766 BOIL WATER RESCIND NOTICE CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• It's time to sell old gold, silver coins
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Timothy “Kyle” Watts Joins AgriLand as Credit Analyst
• Suddenlink completes upgrade to all-digital TV lineup, Internet
• Report on cattle on feed for slaughter market
• TWC Requests $1,423,992 in Federal Funds for Texas Wildfire Disaster Relief Employment
• Texas Forest Service Hosts Training for Emergency Personnel
• WILDFIRE UPDATE – Sunday, October 23, 2011
• FIRE UPDATE – Saturday, October 22,
• Dave Sanderson, the last survivor off flight 1549 that became known as the “Miracle on the Hudson”
• 'Bad To The Bone' is new book about outlaws
• Disaster Unemployment Assistance Deadline Approaching
• Community disaster drill scheduled for Nov. 7
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation October 24, 2011 BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Region 7 Food Service Show to Bring over 90 Companies to East Texas
• TJC celebrating Homecoming Week 2011
• Texas Wildfire Update – Friday, October 21
• Texas Employers Add 15,400 Jobs in September
• Family music activities added to SFA tailgating
• Bullying situations studied
• New Braunfels Sport Vehicle Business Surrenders License To Operate For Five Years
• FEDERAL JURY CONVICTS DELAWARE WOMAN OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT MAIL FRAUD AND WIRE FRAUD
• Nacogdoches News
• Area banker appointed to Transportation Commission
• $725,000 To Help Victims of Texas Wildfires
• Weather questions, answers
• SFA Experimental Forest to close for hunts Nov. 9-20, Dec. 9-10
• U.S. Forest Service director visits Lufkin incident command post
• TWC Announces Five Finalists for 2011 Texas Workforce Solutions Employer of the Year
• Nacogdoches News
• Theatre TJC presents musical ‘Godspell’
• Texas Wildfire Update – Wednesday, October 19, 2011
• Texas Back to Work Secures More Than 20,000 Job Placements
• Archaeological find reveals human were in the area around 13,800 years ago,
• Texas A&M produces more armed force officers than any other institution in the nation except military academies
• Pet Talk – Guinea Pigs
• SFA music faculty to present ‘The Complete Songs of Henri Duparc’
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Grants support efforts to improve neuroblastoma treatment
• Wildfire Update – Thursday, October 20, 2011
• Region 7 Uses Conscious Discipline to Teach Anti-Bullying Skills
• Forestry Service fire and aviation management director visits wildfire sites
• Ford announces Player of the Week Award
• Go Center will be in Jacksonville Thursday, Oct. 20
• Menu
• LIBERTY COUNTY JAILER GUILTY OF SMUGGLING DRUGS
• Fall Tax Tips from the IRS
• HUMBLE WOMAN GUILTY OF HEALTH CARE FRAUD
• GARLAND MAN SENTENCED IN PROSTITUTION AND MONEY LAUNDERING SCHEME
• Toyota Texas Bass Classic to Show Why “Life’s Better Outside”
• Spectacular Goat Showdown Set for November 12, 2011
• Photo
• Aerobics classes held at civic center
• Driver safety class scheduled Oct. 19
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• Cherokee County health department has flu shots
• Cherokee County Turkey Trot will be Nov. 19 in downtown Rusk
• Rusk State Hospital Boo Ball Tournament set for Oct. 29 at Lions Club field
• Cast told for Cherokee Civic Theatre’s ‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’
• Cherokee County VFW, auxiliary essay contest are underway
• Earl Socia declares candidacy for Precinct 1 commissioner
• Fall production set at Jacksonville College
• Senior Finale sponsors Halloween carnival, spook house Oct. 29, 31
• Rusk ISD will decide Nov. 14 whether to join other districts suing the state
• Sheriff James Campbell announces for re-election
• Toys for Tots drive underway in county
• 1st UMC Women’s Conference features speaker, Marty Sholars
• MuSECCfest 2011 concert benefits local charities
• Class plans 40th reunion
• HORNETS’ BUZZ
• FOOTBALL STANDINGS
• Quick hits: Lady Eagles sweep week
• Garrison comes out as top ‘Dogs’ over Alto, 34-14
• Game of ‘chance:’ Can the Eagles reach the playoffs?
• Game Stats
• Indians sink Pine Tree, 28-21
• Author sets demonstration, Nov. 1 book signing
• River of Life distributes food to area persons
• RHS cheerleaders are selling pink out t-shirts, ‘Pink out’ is Oct. 28
• Primary students donate to firemen
• Dumpsters available at 2 locations on Oct. 22
• Alto High Class of 1971
• RUSK HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Musical ‘Sweeny Todd’ slated at LMC Oct. 21-31
• Hot type print shop levied a price – blood, sweat, tears and even a finger
• Alto Herald’s Linotype is 1st to move into museum
• Medicare benefits counseling day is Oct. 27 at Chaparral Center in Alto
• Dulcimers will perform at Stella Hill Library Oct. 29
• Fundraiser benefits Wells upcoming project
• Blood drive slated in honor of Rebecca Corley
• OES meets Tuesday at Masonic Hall in Rusk
• Rusk, Jacksonville slate downtown trick or treating
• 2 persons plead guilty to Rusk County murder charges
• Gateway Community Partners Inc. is new name for sheltered workshop
• Texas State Railroad hires new marketing manager
• Progress in the air: JISD’s Joe Wright and East Side
• 2nd fall clean-up will focus on electronics recycling
• C.E. (GENE) DICKERSON
• 70th annual Jones reunion held Sept. 4
• JAMES FRANCIS STRUHALL
• DAVID (DAVE) ROBERTSON
• CHARLIE MARIE SANDERS CHILDRESS
• ERNEST ALVIN (PETE) PRYOR
• JIMMY DALTON SANFORD
• VYRON (BUCK) BROOKS
• BOBBY ROSS MOSES
• ROSEMARY CRAWFORD HOLMAN
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BACK| to basics
• Political Cartoon
• FAST| forward
• 5 Cents: Sen. Nichols details 5 proposed amendments
• 2011 Caddo Culture Day set for Oct. 22
• Kelton considered victim of retaliation
• COMING
• Delegation protests discipline at AISD
• Appraisal district queries taxpayers
• Financial audit gives JISD top rating 9 years in a row
• Photo
• Alto council discusses mayor’s duties Monday
• Queen Lauren Eyre, King Rodrigo Carreon crowned
• TWC Reminds Unemployment Benefits Recipients: Do Not Release Personally Identifiable Information Agency warns recipients against potential scams
• Wildfire update
• Texas Wildfire Survivors Receive Assistance from Salvation Army Volunteers
• Texas crop, weather
• SFA music faculty to present ‘The Complete Songs of Henri Duparc’
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA theatre faculty’s play opens in New York
• TEXAS DAIRY LANDSCAPE SHIFTING, BUT COMMITMENT TO TEXANS REMAINS CONSTANT
• News Release: Sally Ride Science and Deloitte bring science festival for middle school girls to Rice University
• New Texas State Park Guide Adds Digital and Spanish Versions
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES EXPANDS SURGICAL ROBOTICS PROGRAM
• Bats like humans speak loudly in crowds
• Hogg Foundation Awards $1.6 Million in Mental Health Workforce Development Grants
• Halloween news tips
• Gibbs named to Institute of Medicine
• 12 might be lucky number
• FBI Director Commends Texas Ranger Owles
• Great punpkin party scheduled for Oct. 29
• Museum of East Texas sets book signing
• Wildfire update
• Don’t pass a stopped Texas school bus: it’s dangerous
• HOUSTON - (Oct. 14, 2011) – The source of the diabetic nerve pain and degeneration begins with a special fusion of bone marrow and nerve cells that lead to nerve death and dysfunction – proving that diabetes is indeed “bad to the bone&rd
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• FLORIDA MAN CONVICTED FOR VIOLATIONS OF LACEY ACT
• Nacogdoches News
• Media Advisory: Bastrop Wildfire Academy hosts media day on Wednesday
• STEPHEN F. AUSTIN UNIVERSITY TAKES EARLY LEAD AT NATIONAL GUARD FLW COLLEGE FISHING TEXAS REGIONAL ON LAKE SOMERVILL
• PROPOSITION 2 ON BALLOT NOVEMBER 8
• Attorney General Abbott Halts “Notario” Scam in Potter County
• DPS Warns Parents that the Mexican Cartels are Recruiting Texas High School Students
• Disaster Unemployment Assistance Deadline Approaching
• Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital join the NIH’s Pediatric Heart Network
• News Alert: Wildfires still a potential threat in areas where burn bans are lifted
• Pet Talk – Treats for Pets
• Weather questions, answers
• Halloween at the Hatchery Coming Up October 27
• Halloween at the Hatchery Coming Up October 27
• ETMC Jacksonville to host Pink Party to raise breast cancer awareness
• Weather questions, answers
• Football players of the week announced by Ford
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas crop, weather
• Parents Play Big Role in Improving Teen Driving
• Menu
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• East Texas timber salvageable after wildfire
• Eagle Ford Task Force Tackles Local Infrastructure Issues
• Rusk FFA chapter celebrates 75th anniversary
• Rusk FFA chapter celebrates 75th anniversary
• A Fair to Remember
• A Fair to Remember
• Caddo Culture Day 2011
• Caddo Culture Day 2011
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Team Roping scheduled at Trail to Christ Church
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Aerobics classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Hearing screening available Oct. 14 at civic center
• Aerobics classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• Team Roping scheduled at Trail to Christ Church
• Hearing screening available Oct. 14 at civic center
• Water fluoridation quality award received
• Quick hits: Rusk v-ball splits; Alto JH wins big
• Water fluoridation quality award received
• Quick hits: Rusk v-ball splits; Alto JH wins big
• Shootout at the Eagle Corral: Rusk outguns Bears
• Shootout at the Eagle Corral: Rusk outguns Bears
• Black leads J’ville to 2nd district win
• Black leads J’ville to 2nd district win
• Pack of 6 Picks
• In a rush: Alto’s 421 yards rushing storms Bearkats
• Pack of 6 Picks
• In a rush: Alto’s 421 yards rushing storms Bearkats
• 11 area residents plead guilty to charges in Cherokee courts
• RUSK ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLL
• 11 area residents plead guilty to charges in Cherokee courts
• RUSK ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLL
• Alto, Rusk schedule clean-up campaigns during October
• Ribbon cutting ceremonies
• Alto, Rusk schedule clean-up campaigns during October
• Ribbon cutting ceremonies
• Nickle family enjoy life in restored 1870 cabin
• Nickle family enjoy life in restored 1870 cabin
• Barbecue dinner benefits Alto VFD
• Stores accept donations for East Texas Food Bank
• Barbecue dinner benefits Alto VFD
• LMC student receives scholarship
• Cherokee County VFW, auxiliary essay writing contests underway
• LMC student receives scholarship
• Etech Global Services receives ATA-SRO accreditation seal
• Cherokee County VFW, auxiliary essay writing contests underway
• Stores accept donations for East Texas Food Bank
• Etech Global Services receives ATA-SRO accreditation seal
• McMurray- Dement
• McMurray- Dement
• Class of 1954 reunion
• Class of 1954 reunion
• Games offered at civic center in Rusk
• Aerobics classes held at Rusk Civic Center
• Games offered at civic center in Rusk
• Assistance on Medicare benefits available at civic center in Rusk
• Aerobics classes held at Rusk Civic Center
• Fall production set at Jacksonville College
• Assistance on Medicare benefits available at civic center in Rusk
• Senior Finale sponsors Halloween carnival, spook house Oct. 29, 31
• Fall production set at Jacksonville College
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE HONOR ROLLS
• Senior Finale sponsors Halloween carnival, spook house Oct. 29, 31
• Local teacher dies of injuries sustained en route to school
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE HONOR ROLLS
• Local teacher dies of injuries sustained en route to school
• Book club observes 10th anniversary
• Christ the Redeemer School
• Book club observes 10th anniversary
• Christ the Redeemer School
• AARP offers free driver safety classes to veterans, spouses in November
• Alto Food Pantry will distribute food Oct. 18
• AARP offers free driver safety classes to veterans, spouses in November
• Alto Food Pantry will distribute food Oct. 18
• Rusk FFA students, Rusk Junior High technology students make presentations to school board
• Commissioners accept 3 rock/limestone bids
• Rusk FFA students, Rusk Junior High technology students make presentations to school board
• Commissioners accept 3 rock/limestone bids
• Expo planned to help women veterans
• MuSECCfest 2011 concert benefits local charities
• Expo planned to help women veterans
• MuSECCfest 2011 concert benefits local charities
• Maydelle School reunion slated for Oct. 15
• Maydelle School reunion slated for Oct. 15
• 1st UMC Women’s Conference features speaker, Marty Sholars
• JUDY BROWN YOUNG
• 1st UMC Women’s Conference features speaker, Marty Sholars
• REABER FAY IRBY
• JUDY BROWN YOUNG
• BURDINE LOONEY
• REABER FAY IRBY
• WILBUR LEE RAWLINSON
• BURDINE LOONEY
• WILBUR LEE RAWLINSON
• CAROLYN M. ALEXANDER
• CAROLYN M. ALEXANDER
• MOLLY JO THURMAN
• MOLLY JO THURMAN
• BILLIE RUTH JINKINS
• BILLIE RUTH JINKINS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• FAST| forward
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• Just saying thanks
• Just saying thanks
• Kelton was railroaded by court system
• Kelton was railroaded by court system
• Where has the county’s budget gone?
• Where has the county’s budget gone?
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal for Beunka Adams
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal for Beunka Adams
• Cherokee County grand jury indicts 23
• Cherokee County grand jury indicts 23
• 3 arrested for narcotics near Cuney
• 3 arrested for narcotics near Cuney
• Restaurants spotlighted before game
• Restaurants spotlighted before game
• Jacksonville Homecoming is Friday
• Jacksonville Homecoming is Friday
• Rusk FFA makes board presentation
• Rusk FFA makes board presentation
• Drought’s fierce grip continues
• Drought’s fierce grip continues
• Summer drought brings unexpected opportunity
• Summer drought brings unexpected opportunity
• TJC professor to present piano recital of Liszt works
• Theatre TJC opens 2011-12 season with Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’
• Citizens have planted hardy plants for extended drought time
• About Texas Health Matters
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Joint band concert scheduled at SFA
• Three guest artist recitals slated at SFA this week
• Acclaimed Russian orchestra to premiere SFA professor's composition at SFA
• Tickets still available for ‘Let’s Go Science Show’ at SFA
• Texas Comptroller’s Free Seminar Answers Business Owners’ Questions About State Taxes
• Students participate in National Science Foundation programs
• City of Nacogdoches United Way Campaign in full force….
• Wildfire update
• Feral Hog Dilemma to be Addressed at Annual Meeting of SWCD Directors
• Bastrop wildfire academy aims to prepare firefighters
• Bastrop wildfire academy aims to prepare firefighters
• 2012 Pink Ribbon House Fundraiser kicks off
• Jail Activity Report for Sept. 27 - Oct. 3, 2011
• Jail Activity Report for Sept. 27 - Oct. 3, 2011
• Jail Activity Report for Sept. 27 - Oct. 3, 2011
• TxDOT Project Updates
• Current situation:
• 2 Texas A&M University colleges joined forces to improve mathematics and science teacher production in Texas
• News Alert: Fire Prevention Week serves as a reminder to protect your home from wildfire
• Jacksonville High School teacher dies in accident Friday morning
• Nearly 1.5 million trees expected to die after wildfire ravages Bastrop County
• Topic: Droughts
• U.S. Forest Service project listing available
• Trinity County grand jury indicts Groveton man on 3 counts of arson
• Ford announces football winners
• Wildfire update
• Smith Breast Center participates in study of new treatments for aggressive “triple-negative” form of breast cance
• SFA presents student-directed ‘Women and Wallace’
• Pet Talk
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Nacogdoches News
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• NATIONAL GUARD FLW COLLEGE FISHING TEXAS REGIONAL GEARING UP FOR LAKE SOMERVILLE
• Length of flanking repeat region and timing affect process that deletes or duplicates genetic material
• Intervention or medication, who benefits more?
• Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Conference to be held Oct. 29
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Community Facilities Investments to Create Jobs and Boost Economic Development in Rural Texas Communities
• Fire safety important for hunters and outdoorsmen
• Estrogen receptor in two kinds of neurons fights obesity and infertility
• COTTON STALK DESTRUCTION DEADLINE APPROACHES FOR ZONE 3, AREA 3
• Gov. Perry Appoints Ware to Stephen F. Austin State University Board of Regents
• BCM scientists receive early career awards for brain cancer research
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Barbecue competition benefits HOPE
• Doris Hassell notes 85th birthday
• New grandbaby
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• Stores accept donations for East Texas Food Bank
• Barbecue dinner benefits Alto VFD
• Henderson Civic Theatre presents ‘Fantasticks’
• Cheerleaders are selling pink out t-shirts
• 80th anniversary
• Inmate is indicted for Bullard man’s murder
• CHARLES EDWARD (BUD) BREEN JR.
• RANDALL (RANDY) WILLIAM LEBUS
• DAVID EARL CALLAHAN
• Douglass writer publishes book on gardening
• Games offered at civic center in Rusk
• Aerobics classes held at civic center
• Walk Across Texas continued through Nov. 19
• Memorial Baptist Church slates concert, revival
• Powell pleas guilty to federal charges
• Reception party
• Brook Hill Booster Club Golf Classic Oct. 24
• Quick Hits: Lady Eagles even district record; Lady Tigers fall to West Rusk
• Kelly Traylor announces his bid for re-election
• ‘Swarm’ of Jackets looking to win in ‘2nd season’
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Game Stats
• Strong 2nd half helps Indians win 1st
• SCORING BY QUARTER
• House party: Eagles chop down Jacks for homecoming
• Television contestant visits Rusk
• Delivery drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• Ross Senior Activity Center events scheduled
• Cherokee County health department has flu shots
• 2011 Caddo Culture Day set for Oct. 22
• County farm doing its part to bring back Red Wattle pig
• POW/ MIA Recognition Day
• Monthy dance at civic center slated Friday
• Driver safety class scheduled Oct. 19
• Yard of Month
• Rube Sessions Library schedules book sale
• Rusk High School Class plans 40th reunion
• Oct. 4-5 RSH fundraiser offers gift ideas
• Rusk schedules city-wide fall clean-up
• Crime Stoppers offer rewards for crime information
• Rusk police dept. arrest 21 during 2-week period
• Crime Stoppers offer reward for information
• Cooking class for diabetes scheduled in Jacksonville
• Etech announces involvement in creating jobs
• Cherokee County VFW, auxiliary essay writing contests underway
• Parker- Weaver
• Adair-Barron vows set Oct. 22 in Tyler
• Butcher- McIntyre
• Shower fetes Ashley Holcomb
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• New requirements established for homestead exemptions applications
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Grand opening scheduled for Scarecrow Trail
• Genealogical society meets Oct. 10 in Jacksonville
• Oath of office
• Winners announced for events at Cherokee County Fair
• EMILIE R. TIERMAN
• STEVE B. WHITAKER
• MATTHEW TANNER LOWRY
• STEVE GOFF
• FLORENCE GRIMES WILKINSON MINTER
• LULA MAE PERRY
• CHARLES LEE (CHUCK) NORTON
• REV. DANNY RINEHART
• ELINOR JUNE VAUGHAN
• BOBBIE SLAYTON
• ETHEL LOUISE CHANDLER
• RUTH KNUTSON
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BACK| to basics
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Free aerobics classes held at Rusk Civic Center
• Monthly dance at Rusk Civic Center slated Friday
• Bake, book sale continues at Singletary Library
• Driver safety class scheduled Oct. 19 in Rusk
• Deadline for election filings is Dec. 12
• North Cherokee VFD says ‘thanks’ for community support
• U.S. is selling its soul to China
• How many jobs will tar sands pipeline bring?
• Alto schedules city-wide clean-up on Oct. 15
• Auditions announced for “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” in Rusk
• A medical marvel: new treatment regrows finger
• ‘Oliver’ will be presented this weekend
• Community disaster drill set for Nov. 7
• Jacksonville city council breezes through agenda
• Jury finds Austin talk show host guilty of posing as investigator
• Rebecca Hawkins is 2011 RHS Homecoming Queen
• All-female horn quartet, Genghis Barbie, to perform at SFA
• SFA schedules faculty bassoon recital
• Celebrate, educate on survivorship this Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• $1.35 million grant funds neuroscience education program
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES ANNOUNCES EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
• Texas crop, weather
• SFA Wind Ensemble to present ‘Sounds of America’
• SFA orchestra to present ‘By Popular Demand’ concert
• SFA jazz bands concert offers jazz, blues and Latin tunes
• IRS Outlines Filing and Payment Options for Taxpayers Affected by Texas Wildfires
• IRS Outlines Filing and Payment Options for Taxpayers Affected by Texas Wildfires
• FRESH TO HOST FIRST ANNUAL STEAK COOK OFF
• Daingerfield State Park to Showcase Host of Improvements
• Daingerfield State Park to Showcase Host of Improvements
• ASPCA Provides $250,000 for Hay in Equine “Bale-Out” for Texas and Oklahoma in Wake of Devastating Shortage
• After the Fire: Assessing pine tree damage in Bastrop County
• Wildfire update
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Ureña to lecture on Central American songs
• Rabbit Hole’ opens SFA theatre season
• Reward increased for two Most Wanted fugitives from Edinburg and Aubrey
• Disaster Unemployment Aid Deadline Approaching for Workers Affected by Wildfires in Bastrop County
• Texas Comptroller's Office Schedules October Tax Help Seminars
• State housing, health agencies secure $330,000 grant increasing housing choices for persons with disabilities
• HUD APPROVES $11.4 MILLION MORTGAGE TO EXPAND AND RENOVATE CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL IN ELECTRA, TEXAS
• Henderson author releases captivating fiction
• Health briefs
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• Wildfire Update – Sept. 29, 2011
• CELEBRATE TEXAS ARCHEOLOGY MONTH
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE’S FOOD AND FIBER PAVILION IS A MUST STOP FOR THOSE ENJOYING STATE FAIR OF TEXAS
• Drought may stay for years
• Scare on the Square Vendor deadline fast approaching!
• Pet Talk
• Consumer Tips October 2011
• NIH awards $34 million to Baylor College of Medicine for Knockout Mouse Project
• Nacogdoches News
• Experts propose new unified genetic model for human disease
• Enjoy the Majesty of Fall! Join the Arbor Day Foundation in October And Receive 10 Free Autumn Classics Trees
• Drought confuses some smart-irrigation controllers
• DPS Region 4 Commander selected
• Disaster Unemployment Aid Now Available in 22 Texas Counties
• News Alert: Dangerous wildfire conditions predicted for Friday
• BCM scientist receives NIH Director “Early Independence Award”
• $12 million collaborative grant seeks to improve cord blood transplantation for cancer patients
• TMF SPONSORED ROBOTICS EXHIBIT OPENS SATURDAY AT DISCOVERY SCIENCE PLACE
• Take Me Outdoors Houston Set for Oct. 8 At Discovery Green
• Edom sets art jam for Oct. 8
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• New Sales Tax Exemption Registration for Agriculture and Timber Operators
• Business Owner Convicted in State and Federal Health Care Fraud Investigation
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ ANNOUNCES $18.8 MILLION IN EDUCATIONAL COMMITMENT TO YOUTH OF TEXAS
• Hatchery Needs Halloween Helpers
• Francis Named CFO of Heritage Land Bank
• Weather balloons
• Wildfire Update – Sept. 28, 2011
• New DPS Regional Commander Selected
• U.S. Forest Service revises fire restrictions for hunting season
• TEXAS FOOD PRICES HOLD STEADY IN THIRD QUARTER
• Faculty tuba and guest euphonium recitals scheduled at SFA
• SFA School of Theatre offers grief symposium with 'Rabbit Hole' performances
• SFA to screen 'Beautiful Losers'
• Public Safety Commission discusses Border Security report and the Criminal Alien threat to Texas
• Public Safety Commission commends Purple Heart award recipient
• RANCHERS WHO LOST FENCES IN WILDFIRES SHOULD APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE BEFORE REBUILDING
• Financial help provided for college applications
• Rusk man dies in Wednesday morning wreck
• Rube Sessions Library schedules book sale
• Rusk announcers fall clean-up campaign
• Alto accepts new budget
• Rusk Division United Fund
• VFW, Auxiliary essay writing contest is underway
• VFW Auxiliary slates garage sale this weekend
• Singletary Memorial Library announces upcoming activities
• Reklaw, Gallatin joins group fighting pipeline
• Craig Caldwell announces re-election bid as county attorney
• Eagle freshmen, JV pick up wins over Westwood
• Lady Eagles drop district opener to Bullard
• Turnovers torment Eagles again in loss to Westwood
• Game Stats
• Indians drop district opener, 22-21
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Alto bounces back with homecoming win over Kerens
• Expo planned to help women veterans
• Singletary Memorial Library Friends hosts sale
• 1st Friday dance begins at 7 p.m. Oct. 7
• Aerobics classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• RHS student body features 10 sets of twins
• Rusk ISD earns 9th Superior Achievement, state’s highest fiscal accountability rating
• Students enjoy Bear in the Box parade, activities
• Oct. 4-5 RSH fundraiser offers gift ideas
• Homecoming slated at Alto Missionary Baptist Church
• Eagle homecoming court
• Neches Bridge damaged, Highway 79 closed
• Republican Club meets Oct. 4 in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville honors retiring court clerk
• Elections administrator will be sworn in Oct. 3
• JOYCE DOVER
• CHARLES MILTON TAYLOR
• LAWANA PATTERSON
• LENNIE RUTH WILLIAMS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• BACK| to basics
• TAXING| thoughts
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Satisfied customers
• Firefighters are true heroes
• Thanks from Maydelle VFD
• Alto VFD thanks all who assisted
• Subscription drive donation appreciated by Crime Stoppers
• Look homeward, Eagles
• COMING
• Hopson will run in Dist. 11
• 57-cent tax rate adopted
• New Cherokee County Fair is this weekend
• The Queen of Harts
• Wildfire Update – Sept. 27, 2011
• Texas crop, weather for Sept. 27
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Attorney General Abbott Recovers $11.3 Million for Texas Medicaid Program
• Reklaw, Gallatin jon planning commission
• Doctors in training are also chefs in training
• Texas Workforce Press Release
• News Alert: Dangerous wildfire conditions expected through the fall
• ETCOG Board Approves Budget, Elects New Officers and Committee Members
• Attention Cattle Buyers & Shippers
• Tuesday morning accident closes U.S. Highway 79 between Jacksonville, Palestine
• U.S. Highway 79 between Jacksonville, Palestine reopened
• Attention Cattle Buyers & Shippers
• Attention Cattle Buyers & Shippers
• Talking Points – Sept. 25, 2011
• UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD URGES HUNTERS NOT TO HUNT ON OR NEAR TRACKS
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TJC earns highest recognition for annual financial report
• Theatre TJC opens 2011-12 season with Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’
• Current situation:
• News Alert: Proper landscaping can help protect your home from wildfire
• NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA
• News Alert: Dangerous fire weather conditions predicted Sunday for most of Texas
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex –FINAL UPDATE
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update
• Media Advisory: Guidelines for media aircraft flying over wildfires
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ GO TEXAN COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS PULL TOGETHER FOR WILDFIRE VICTIMS
• FEDERALLY-FUNDED MEAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO HELP FEED THOSE IN NEED
• FAIRWAY FORD TO PRESENT “BUILT FORD TOUGH TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK” TROPHY TO HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL’S DEL BARNES
• Mother-son team wins 1st place
• Baylor University Dedicates National Pan-Hellenic Council Garden
• Cherokee County Jail Activity Report
• TYLER, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF FEDERAL FIREARMS VIOLATIONS
• TYLER WOMAN GUILTY OF SOCIAL SECURITY FRAUD
• TWO TEXAS MEN GUILTY OF TRAFFICKING COUNTERFEIT GOODS AT MALL KIOSKS
• TJC begins 85th anniversary year with record high enrollment of 12,062
• RUSK COUNTY MAN GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
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• PANOLA COUNTY MAN GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Austin Resident For Sexually Soliciting a Minor Online
• LONGVIEW MAN CHARGED WITH CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• BP AMOCO TO PAY U.S. $20.5 MILLION TO RESOLVE ALLEGATIONS OF ROYALTY UNDERPAYMENTS FROM INDIAN AND FEDERAL LANDS
• DALLAS MAN GUILTY OF FEDERAL GUN VIOLATIONS
• ANDERSON COUNTY MEN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• ANDERSON COUNTY MEN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• "Committed to the future of rural communities" "Estamos dedicados al futuro de las comunidades rurales"
• Six Outstanding Student-Athletes Honored as Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Players of the Week
• Nacogdoches News
• New large fires from yesterday (more than 100 acres in timber, 300 acres in lighter fuels; or where homes were lost):
• Texas Advanced Computing Center to Build Supercomputer with Federal Grant
• Pet Talk
• Ongoing research validates safety, efficacy for use of sickle cell treatment for children
• Dentist Convicted in Health Care Fraud Scheme Following a State and Federal Probe
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update
• Nacogdoches News
• Historical artwork honors 175th anniversary of Texas
• East Texas wildfires destroy $97 million worth of timber
• Delivering Help and Hope to Texas Wildfire Survivors
• Deep East Texas Assn. of SWCDS to Meet
• BAYLOR UNIVERSITY’S HANKAMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS RANKS NO. 3 IN NATION FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP
• Angola sickle cell disease program begins pilot phase
• Future generations of marine life will benefit from a $240,000 grant awarded to a Texas A&M University at Galveston researcher
• The Cost of Texas’ Severe Drought
• UNT trumpeter to present guest recital at SFA
• SFA School of Music director to present 'Three Centuries of Keyboard Sonatas'
• SFA Theatre opens season with Pulitzer Prize-winner, 'Rabbit Hole'
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• FIREFIGHTERS MONITOR AND MOP UP ACTIVE CARRYOVER FIRES AND PROVIDE INITIAL ATTACK SUPPORT FOR TEXAS FOREST SERVICE WHILE EXCESS RESOURCES DEMOBILIZE
• Hogg Foundation Funds New Initiative to Provide Safer, More Effective Alternatives to Seclusion and Restraint
• Fairfield Lake Fish Kills Continue; TPWD to Suspend Stocking
• OES meets Sept. 27
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES, RETIRED FOUR-STAR GENERAL BARRY MCCAFFREY TO RELEASE RESULTS OF INDEPENDENT STUDY ON SPILLOVER BORDER VIOLENCE, RESOURCES NEEDED TO SECURE TEXAS BORDER
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CHALLENGES ALL TEXAS COUNTIES TO TACKLE COSTLY FERAL HOG PROBLEM RESPONSIBLE FOR MILLIONS IN DAMAGES
• Brown Library Fortifies Latin American Collaborative Venture
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Lingering Hot Temperatures Affect Air Quality
• Mrs. Nicholson honored on 102nd birthday
• 50th anniversary
• Tigers fall to Bullard, 38-34
• Lady Tigers win 2 of first 3 district games
• Lady Eagles fall in 5 to Fairfield
• Daily Grind sponsors fundraiser for fire department Sept. 27
• County jail has different telephone number
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Jacksonville Public Library annual sale slated Sept. 23-25
• Stores accept donations for East Texas Food Bank
• Alto High School plans fund raisers for volunteer fire department
• Civic center hosts hand, foot games
• Rusk PD coordinates block parties
• Lowe’s Chapel memorial service will be Sept. 25
• RHS cheerleaders are selling pink out t-shirts
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Jones- Lewis
• Miss Jones honored at shower
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Frankston holds off Jackets for 1st win; Alto’s 2nd loss
• A few inches short: Eagles fall to Fairfield, 21-17
• Jacksonville Indians
• Indians hope to end nightmare start
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk on Wednesdays
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• Scarecrow trail opens Oct. 15
• Grand Champion Mare
• Local economy improves with Jacksonville’s retail report of 12.66% gain year-to-date
• Donation given
• El’s BBQ grand opening
• Inpatient hospice care now available in Cherokee County
• Queen’s court
• Alto City Council to hold special meeting to conclude fiscal year
• Dulcimer club meeting scheduled Sept. 24
• Singletary Memorial Library Friends host sale
• SONDRA JANICE LEWIS
• JEWELL GLENDALE MCKNIGHT
• ALLEN POTEET
• BENJAMIN LOUIS (BEN) FANNETTE
• MARGARET ANN REED JONES
• RONALD (RUNT) TYER
• Short agenda includes reelection of rail authority
• Oliver opens at Cherokee Theater Sept. 30
• Aerobics classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• JEAN O. MATLOCK
• LAWANA PATTERSON
• MICHAEL SCOTT THOMAS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Workers are appreciated
• Thanks to all volunteer fire departments
• Volunteers were ‘amazing’
• Pipeline would create jobs, stimulate economy
• Sheriff offers thanks, tips on fire safety
• Alto ISD is in top 10% for financial accountability
• Alto Homecoming’s queen candidates
• 1 disputes county tax rate hike
• Buckner Dam structure reviewed with city council
• JISD board optimistic on construction
• Oliver!
• Jacksonville’s Margo Martindale wins Emmy for TV show ‘Justified’
• ‘Bernie’ debuts
• DSHS Encourages Seasonal Flu Shots Now
• BCM researcher awarded NIH Director’s Pioneer Award
• Over $100 Million in New Affordable Care Act Grants Help Fight Health Insurance Premium Hikes
• Arlington Used Car Dealerships Halt Unlawful 'Clean Scanning' Of Vehicles
• U.S. EDA Invests $3.4 Million to Boost Texas Manufacturing Jobs and Strengthen Gulf Coast Economy
• CATTLE RAISERS' SURVEY SHOWS EXTENT OF DROUGHT IMPACT ON TEXAS RANCHERS
• Salvation Army Providing Practical Assistance to Wildfire Survivors
• News from the Texas Forestry Service
• Special enforcement effort gets drunk drivers off roads
• Nation’s Pharmacists Ready to Administer Seasonal Flu Vaccines
• Inpatient hospice care now available in Cherokee County
• Bastrop County Complex fire investigation concluded
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update-Firefighters Making Good Progress on Large Fires
• Forest service responds to 6 new fires
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update-Firefighters Making Good Progress on Large Fires
• Texas Forest Service provides statewide update
• Hurricane question and answer
• US Department of Labor’s OSHA awards $10.7 million in Susan Harwood safety and health training grants
• US Department of Labor awards more than $191 million for unemployment insurance program integrity and technology infrastructure systems Texas to receive $1,172,918 in funding
• TxDOT Project Updates
• TSCRA SPECIAL RANGERS LOOKING FOR SUSPECTED CATTLE THIEF
• Toyota Texas Bass Classic Announces Field of Anglers
• Toyota ShareLunker Season 26 Begins October 1
• Agriculture Secretary Announces Support To Create Jobs and Boost Small Business Development
• Pet Talk
• Overall Hispanic Enrollment Rises at The University of Texas at Austin
• Comptroller Susan Combs Releases Updated “FAST” Ratings for Texas Schools
• New Braunfels Student Wins $10,000 Scholarship; Removes Harmful Fish from Guadalupe River
• Lawmakers provide additional funding for volunteer fire departments
• Lawmakers provide additional funding for volunteer fire departments
• Cherokee County Jail Activity Report for 09-06-11 Through 09-12-11
• Get the whole story on whole grains
• Disaster Unemployment Aid Now Available in Six Texas Counties
• Nacogdoches News
• Citizens asked to conserve water as Well #3 tests continue
• SFA voice professor presents ‘Liederabend: An Evening of German Song’
• SFA faculty member to present organ recital
• SFA to present faculty horn recital, ‘Mozart Interrupted’
• SFA to stage student-directed 'The Saga of Cuchulain'
• ‘A Bounty of Voices’ to benefit SFA choir’s tour
• Reward increased for 10 Most Wanted fugitives from Fort Stockton and Whitney
• Family Fishing Tournament September 24 at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center Entry Deadline Approaching for Bluegill
• Out of the Ashes – Salvation Army Supporting Recovery
• STOP Holds Nacogdoches Rally as Final Permit Looms
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update
• HUD SECRETARY ANNOUNCES DISASTER ASSISTANCE FOR TEXAS STORM VICTIMS
• USDA Announces Funding to Improve 911 and Emergency Communications Services in Rural America
• Texas sees huge growth in SAT participation
• 26 Texas schools earn 2011 Blue Ribbon honors
• Joint Commission Highlights 405 Top Performing Hospitals in Annual Report
• Don’t experience a second disaster – watch for fraud
• Consumers Warned Not to Eat Rocky Ford Cantaloupe
• DPS officers honored on Texas First Responders Day
• Cleveland 16-year-old receives DPS Director’s Award for saving driver
• BRIC Named as Finalist in Global Innovator’s Award
• Attoyac Bayou Watershed Partnership meeting to be held Sept. 22 Watershed model inputs, bacteria tracking discussion included
• American Democracy Project at SFA to host panel about post-9/11 issues
• Jail Activity Report
• Quick hits: Lady Eagles win 3 of 4
• Quick hits: Lady Eagles win 3 of 4
• COLTEN ETHAN LAYNE IVEY
• COLTEN ETHAN LAYNE IVEY
• RICHARD ARTHUR (RICK) JACKSON
• RICHARD ARTHUR (RICK) JACKSON
• Clarification
• Clarification
• Rusk P.D. coordinates block parties
• Rusk P.D. coordinates block parties
• POW/MIA remembrance ceremony slated Sept. 16
• POW/MIA remembrance ceremony slated Sept. 16
• RHS cheerleaders are selling ‘pink-out’ t-shirts
• RHS cheerleaders are selling ‘pink-out’ t-shirts
• Lowe’s Chapel memorial service will be Sept. 25
• Lowe’s Chapel memorial service will be Sept. 25
• TFS, firefighters remain steadfast in fighting wildfires
• TFS, firefighters remain steadfast in fighting wildfires
• Game Stats
• Indians stagger into bye week
• Indians stagger into bye week
• EAST TEXAS wildfires 2011
• EAST TEXAS wildfires 2011
• Game Stats
• 34-point run spurs Tenaha in rout over Jackets
• 34-point run spurs Tenaha in rout over Jackets
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Too much to ‘bear’: Gladewater runs away from Rusk
• Too much to ‘bear’: Gladewater runs away from Rusk
• RHS mini cheer camp slated Sept. 17
• RHS mini cheer camp slated Sept. 17
• Church slates team roping for Sept. 18
• Church slates team roping for Sept. 18
• Cherokee County health department has flu shots
• Cherokee County health department has flu shots
• RHS yearbooks will arrive next week
• RHS yearbooks will arrive next week
• Cherokee Civic Theatre Christmas play announced
• Cherokee Civic Theatre Christmas play announced
• Cherokee Civic Theatre’s ‘Oliver’
• Cherokee Civic Theatre’s ‘Oliver’
• Free hay testing available at show
• Free hay testing available at show
• Al-Anon meetings planned
• Al-Anon meetings planned
• TDCJ garage sale benefits charity programs
• TDCJ garage sale benefits charity programs
• POW/MIA remembrance ceremony slated Sept. 16
• POW/MIA remembrance ceremony slated Sept. 16
• Flu shots are available at Cherokee Health Department
• Pastor has served same church for 64 years
• Pastor has served same church for 64 years
• Dancing at 103
• Dancing at 103
• Flu shots are available at Cherokee Health Department
• Lowe’s Chapel memorial service will be Sept. 25
• Lowe’s Chapel memorial service will be Sept. 25
• Kathy Snodgrass wins 3rd place in show
• Kathy Snodgrass wins 3rd place in show
• Sen. Nichols honors firemen for fighting Todd City fire
• Sen. Nichols honors firemen for fighting Todd City fire
• First Friday dance planned Oct. 7 at Ross Activity Center
• First Friday dance planned Oct. 7 at Ross Activity Center
• Rusk PD arrests 19 persons, works 109 reports
• Rusk PD arrests 19 persons, works 109 reports
• Friday fires erupt near Alto
• Friday fires erupt near Alto
• Well #3 is back in service
• Well #3 is back in service
• WOW donates $3,700 to firefighters
• WOW donates $3,700 to firefighters
• Council adopts new budget
• Council adopts new budget
• Alto church plans salvation based series
• Alto church plans salvation based series
• MARCELLUS (LARRY) LAWRENCE
• MARCELLUS (LARRY) LAWRENCE
• MICKEY (MICK) LYNN THOMPSON
• EDDIE B. VINING
• EDDIE B. VINING
• JOHN CLAIBORNE WILLIAMS JR.
• JOHN CLAIBORNE WILLIAMS JR.
• RUBY NIELSEN
• RUBY NIELSEN
• MICKEY (MICK) LYNN THOMPSON
• ALEC HEATH THIGPEN
• ALEC HEATH THIGPEN
• CYNTHIA ROSS THACKER
• CYNTHIA ROSS THACKER
• LEROY BONNER
• LEROY BONNER
• BERNICE ARRINGTON
• BERNICE ARRINGTON
• JESSIE DERR
• JESSIE DERR
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• THE Q| factor
• Cartoon
• Cancer survivor will make Komen walk
• Cartoon
• Good Samaritan is out of room
• Cancer survivor will make Komen walk
• Kudos for pipeline coverage
• Good Samaritan is out of room
• What would a President Perry cabinet look like?
• Kudos for pipeline coverage
• Rusk needs state of the art city park
• What would a President Perry cabinet look like?
• Rusk needs state of the art city park
• Ban on outdoor burning is extended by court
• Rusk High will offer dual credit anatomy, physiology class in spring
• 150 firemen battle 1,800-acre blaze apparently started by deer hunters
• Ban on outdoor burning is extended by court
• 150 firemen battle 1,800-acre blaze apparently started by deer hunters
• Trustees hear bus report
• Rusk High will offer dual credit anatomy, physiology class in spring
• Trustees hear bus report
• Fire’s fury claims 1,800 acres near Alto
• Fire’s fury claims 1,800 acres near Alto
• Treasure Hunters Road Show is in Palestine
• DISASTER WILDFIRE ASSISTANCE CENTER OPENS FOR AFFECTED EAST TEXANS
• Texas Department of Transportation project updates
• TJC space science center ready for takeoff
• Texas Monthly editor to speak at SFA
• Texas crop, weather for Sept. 13
• Texas A&M University is one of the nation’s top 20 public universities
• Texas A&M surpass its $300 million fundraising goal for scholarships and graduate student fellowships
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Student groups, city officials to hold 9/11 ceremony 2 p.m. Sunday at TJC
• Salvation Army Central Texas Wildfire Response Enters Second Phase
• Register now for TJC’s special 12-week, Fall 2011 session
• President Powers to Deliver State of the University Address Sept. 14 at The University of Texas at Austin
• Poster contest helps students fall for trees
• Maude Cobb Returns to Normal Operations as Emergency Response Shifts
• Northeast Texas Fire Complex Update-Complex Now Includes the Dotson Fire
• News Alert: Forest landowners urged to be wary of timber scams
• Lily Fest 2011
• ETCOG Hosts Board Meeting, Votes on $42.1Million Budget
• Use Caution During Wildfire Recovery
• Disaster Aid Available for Workers in Bastrop County
• Nacogdoches News
• American Democracy Project at SFA to host panel about post-9/11 issues
• Texas Animal Health Commission Responds to Raging Fires across the State
• “Right on Time Army”
• East Texas Historical Association to hold 2011 Fall Meeting
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• 300-acre fire west of Alto is 20 percent contained
• Towers falling a call to arms for Rusk woman
• Alto, Rusk fire departments contain 2 more blazes
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Support to Create Jobs, Improve Health and Safety for Rural Americans in 31 States and Puerto Rico
• U.S. Forest officials urge hunters to use caution in the woods
• TxDMV Board appoints interim executive director, plans national search to fill agency’s top position
• 9/11 Special Remembrance at TSRR
• Clean-up operations continue at Bastrop State Park
• TPWD News Digest for Sept. 3 – Sept. 08, 2011
• Six Outstanding Student-Athletes Honored as Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Players of the Week
• Texas Wildfires Still Burning – The Salvation Army Still Serving
• Texas Hunger Report Outlines Food Insecurity Across Texas, Resources to Solve It
• State Opens Mobile Office to Help Fire Victims Replace SNAP Benefits
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES
• Pet Talk
• ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT TO APPLY FOR HUD/NEIGHBORWORKS EMERGENCY HOMEOWNERS’ LOAN PROGRAM
• Comptroller Susan Combs Says Some Fire Recovery Services Are Tax-Exempt
• Bulletin Board News
• Couple moves to College Station to attend A&M University
• San Antonio decorates River Walk
• Statement from US Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell on Aircraft Support for Texas, Other Wildfires Throughout the Country
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation
• 1st National Preparedness Awareness Day
• County fire departments requesting donations
• Texas Forest Service calls in DC-10 to help fight fires
• Evacuation orders lifted as firefighters contain blazes
• Optimism reigning in wildfire situation
• Cherokeean Herald looking for pictures of wildfires
• Area entities accepting donations for firefighters
• Weather and Why
• Jacksonville chamber news
• First-Responders the Focus of Salvation Army Relief as Texas Wildfires Spread
• 2 Alto bus routes impacted by wildfires
• Texas crop, weather for Sept. 7
• Rusk VFD dealing with fire on Mount Hope Rd.
• SFA to open Art of the Pacific Rim
• SECURITIES COMMISSIONER WARNS OF DANGERS IN SOCIAL MEDIA, ONLINE MARKETING
• Real Estate Graduate Students Awarded Scholarships
• Brookshire Brothers partners with East Texas Food Bank to feed the hungry
• Pet Talk
• Plano Couple Plead Guilty to Health Care Fraud in State and Federal Probe
• AMERICANS ASKED TO SUPPORT TEXAS WILDFIRE RELIEF FUND
• Attorney General Abbott Participates in Wildfire Briefing, Visits Displaced Texans at Bastrop County Red Cross Shelter
• New department of neuroscience chair named at BCM
• Medicare steps up enforcement of equal visitation and representation rights in hospitals
• New Medicare Open Enrollment Period Dates & Savings Programs Available for Part D Prescription Drug Assistance
• News Alert: New video details best watering methods for drought-stricken trees
• Law Enforcement Update Criminal, Civil Medicaid Fraud Teams Protect Texas Taxpayers
• Kapur named director of Center for Globalization
• HHS Awards $1,299,998 to Boost Public Health Infrastructure in Texas, Prepare Tomorrow’s Public Health Workforce
• HHS announces $11.9 million to implement health information technology in rural areas
• Heat raises concerns about lunch box food safety
• Another wildfire breaks out in Sacul
• Heat and medications don’t mix
• Governor Perry Proclaims September Hunger Action Month
• Wildfire update for Wednesday, Sept. 7
• Nacogdoches News
• Fair Housing Public Service Announcement
• Events celebrate wagon train 25th anniversary
• DSHS Warns of Mercury Poisoning Linked to Mexican Beauty Cream
• DPS Director Announces New Deputy Director
• Cervical, colorectal cancer prevention short plays to be held Sep. 17
• Jacksonville's Clothes Closet offering free clothing
• Alto Community Fellowship serving as hospitality center
• News Alert: Critical fire weather forecast for Saturday and Sunday
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES INTRODUCES NEW FUEL PUMP STICKER, MOBILE WEBSITE AND HIGHER FINES TO ENHANCE CONSUMER PROTECTION
• A master gene may hold key to treating lysosomal storage disorders
• Wildfires cut swath through Cherokee County, East Texas
• Breathing smoke from wildfires can pose health risks to many
• Agencies offer tips for evacuation
• U.S. Forest Service helicopter team deploys to county
• Quick hits: Colts waive Rusk native Glenn; Troup Tigers pick up win #2
• Game Stats
• Tigers tame the Indians, 31-6
• For a few minutes more: Eagles fall to Crockett by 3
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Alto dominates San Augustine 59-28
• POW/MIA remembrance ceremony slated Sept. 16
• Clarification
• Jacksonville resident survives 1937 explosion
• Examining the proposed county budget
• Free hay testing available
• A Mc- Czech mate
• Rusk yard of the month
• Garage sale benefits charity programs
• Free health screenings planned Sept. 8 at Cherokee Co. Courthouse
• Kay ‘Baby’ Epperson will attend movie screening
• JOHN WOODS
• LELA HEATH
• MATTIE LUCILLE PALMER PARTIN
• POLLY JO RAYBORN
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• RHS mini cheer camp slated Sept. 17
• ‘To Your Health’ luncheon honors vets, wives
• Church slates team roping for Sept. 18
• Cherokee County health department has flu shots
• Rusk couple celebrate golden wedding anniversary
• Rocky Hill garage sale set Sept. 10
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• Rusk PD coordinates block parties
• Faith Holy Tabernacle prayer conference set Saturday, Sept. 10
• Genealogical society meets Sept. 12 in Jacksonville
• RHS cheerleaders are selling pink out t-shirts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Opinion poll features questions on Afghanistan
• New traffic, criminal laws go in effect
• Sen. Nichols announces plans for re-election
• Jacksonville attorney arrested in Washington
• Heartfelt thanks from the McClendons
• JAG program assists Jacksonville
• Appraisal staff also dealing with homestead exemption changes
• 3-2 split court approves new county budget
• International Paper will acquire Temple-Inland
• UPCOMING
• REMEMBERING 9.11
• Fire scorches 3,500 acres
• Fire scorches 3,500 acres
• Highway 21 road closure requires detour
• Gov. Perry: New Laws Further Strengthen Texas’ Robust Economy
• Yes, tickets are available online! It's a hip, cool modern thing for an old, old university:
• Record enrollment — exceeding 50,000 for the first time — is being reported for Texas A&M University.
• Hospitality centers open
• Hospitality centers open
• Rusk searches for source of smoke on Mt. Hope Road
• Wildfire prompts evacuation on SH 21
• Vote for Galveston: Island in the running for tree-planting scholarship
• Villa Montez allocating portion of Sept. 7 proceeds for TJC scholarships
• Save Your Excuses for the Judge
• CELEBRATE TEJANO HERITAGE MONTH
• Texas A&M continues to attract positive media attention at the national level
• Texans to help New York in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene
• Renowned epidemiologist named BCM’s associate director for Cancer Prevention and Population Science, McNair Scholar
• Deer management workshop planned
• When it comes to running, the hips don’t lie
• Weather and answers column
• U.S. TREASURY ANNOUNCES FOUR ADDITIONAL TEXAS COMMUNITY BANKS RECEIVE $75.0 MILLION TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES ACCESS CAPITAL, CREATE NEW JOBS
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Texas A&M University researchers in the College of Geosciences and the Dwight Look College of Engineering are the lead investigators in a $14.4 million project
• TDA Market Recap Aug. 29
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Smart Grid, Transmission System Improvements to Create Jobs, Benefit Consumers in 14 States
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES ANNOUNCES SECOND-ANNUAL STATEWIDE HOG OUT MONTH COUNTY CHALLENGE
• New York sound designer to speak at SFA
• Two concerts feature SFA’s new grand piano
• SFA music education professor to deliver lecture
• Manhattan Piano Trio to open SFA's University Series
• Manhattan Piano Trio to open SFA's University Series
• SFA choral concert marks 10th anniversary of 9/11
• SFA to screen ‘Powaqqatsi’ film
• SFA to open annual faculty art exhibition
• Never Take for Granted the Sacrifices of Our Veterans
• Schools use software to give parents power in the cafeteria
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR SEPTEMBER 2011
• Sen. Hutchison Speaks at 112th National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
• Public Safety Commission commends Colonel Lamar Beckworth for over 33 years of service; congratulates Trooper James Hicks
• Bright Beginnings at Hallsville Head Start
• The 279 Artisans Trail’s Second Saturday Art Jam is Sept. 10
• Potassium channel gene may play high blood pressure role
• Texas Third Court of Appeals Upholds YFZ Ranch Defendant's Conviction
• Fort Worth 'Naturopathic Doctor' Charged With Multiple Health & Safety Code Violations
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Austin Resident For Child Pornography Possession
• Attorney General Abbott Charges Laredo Furniture Store Owners With Deceiving Customers
• Farm Bureau donations top half million dollars in aid to volunteer fire departments
• New University of Texas at Austin Study Reveals Gaps in Services for Sexual Assault Victims in Texas
• Region 7 ESC/British Petroleum/Smalley Foundation Host Luncheon for Gregg County Educators
• MACK AND SALLY BROWN HONORED FOR RISE SCHOOL COMMITMENT
• July Texas Existing Home Sales Up 18 Percent
• Join the Arbor Day Foundation in September And Receive 10 Free Live Oak Trees for Planting in Texas
• 6th Annual J’ville Motorcycle Rally & Music Jam
• US Labor Department proposes updates to child labor regulations
• ETMC EMS names new director of operations
• Endowed Scholarship Honors Roy G. Martin Jr.
• Nacogdoches News
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Texas crop, weather for Aug. 30
• MADD program presented Aug. 11
• Rusk Lions will sell raffle tickets for two guns
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• MADD program presented Aug. 11
• Rusk Lions will sell raffle tickets for two guns
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• CLARIFICATION
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Cherokee County jury finds man guilty of cattle, money theft
• Homestead exemption rules change
• American Legion seeks new members
• Walk Across Texas slated Sept. 22-Nov. 19
• CLARIFICATION
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Cherokee County jury finds man guilty of cattle, money theft
• Homestead exemption rules change
• American Legion seeks new members
• Walk Across Texas slated Sept. 22-Nov. 19
• Assistance is available for veterans’ surviving spouses
• Grief workshop slated Sept. 8-Oct. 13 in Rusk
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• Food drive is underway
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Rusk couple celebrate golden wedding anniversary
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• County jail has different telephone number
• Assistance is available for veterans’ surviving spouses
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Grief workshop slated Sept. 8-Oct. 13 in Rusk
• Rusk Chamber of Commerce holds ribbon cuttings
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• Food drive is underway
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Rusk couple celebrate golden wedding anniversary
• County jail has different telephone number
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Rusk Chamber of Commerce holds ribbon cuttings
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• Clock strikes: Eagles run out of time against Riders
• Quick hits: Rusk v-ball, JV football; Troup football all win last week
• Clock strikes: Eagles run out of time against Riders
• Quick hits: Rusk v-ball, JV football; Troup football all win last week
• 21-point 3rd quarter flurry helps Jackets beat Groveton
• 21-point 3rd quarter flurry helps Jackets beat Groveton
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Bulldogs spoil Indians’ season opener
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Bulldogs spoil Indians’ season opener
• McMagic grand opening
• McMagic grand opening
• Water award
• Water award
• Man charged with early morning shooting of brother at Linwood
• Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• Waiver helps with hay transportation
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• Man charged with early morning shooting of brother at Linwood
• Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• Waiver helps with hay transportation
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• American Legion sponsors students at different events
• Private applicator training, testing scheduled Oct. 6
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Food drive is underway
• City of Rusk asks citizens to monitor their water use
• Solemn Assembly planned at courthouse in Rusk
• Major Thaddeus Beall DAR chapter honors Martha Nielsen on birthday
• Private applicator training, testing scheduled Oct. 6
• American Legion sponsors students at different events
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Food drive is underway
• City of Rusk asks citizens to monitor their water use
• Solemn Assembly planned at courthouse in Rusk
• Major Thaddeus Beall DAR chapter honors Martha Nielsen on birthday
• Gallatin resident treasures her 300 plate collection
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated Sept. 1
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• ‘To Your Health’ luncheon honors vets, wives
• Gallatin resident treasures her 300 plate collection
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated Sept. 1
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• ‘To Your Health’ luncheon honors vets, wives
• Republican Club meets Sept. 6 in Jacksonville
• Slover- Windsor
• Hay testing entry deadline nears
• Church slates team roping for Sept. 18
• Republican Club meets Sept. 6 in Jacksonville
• Slover- Windsor
• Hay testing entry deadline nears
• Church slates team roping for Sept. 18
• Christmas in July benefits Cherokee County children
• Long hike completed
• Christmas in July benefits Cherokee County children
• Long hike completed
• RISD sets 2011-12 budget of just over $16 million
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Delivery drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Seminar assists with Medicare prescription insurance selection
• RISD sets 2011-12 budget of just over $16 million
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Delivery drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Seminar assists with Medicare prescription insurance selection
• Aerobics classes begin Sept. 6 at civic center
• Rusk PD coordinates block parties
• Senior dance planned Sept. 2 at civic center
• County fire departments help one another at front of fire lines
• Greg Wade named new United Fund chairman
• JAMES SHANKLES
• Civic center hosts hand, foot games
• Aerobics classes begin Sept. 6 at civic center
• Rusk PD coordinates block parties
• Senior dance planned Sept. 2 at civic center
• County fire departments help one another at front of fire lines
• Greg Wade named new United Fund chairman
• JAMES SHANKLES
• Civic center hosts hand, foot games
• RALPH CROUCH
• MARGARET ANN MARIE PETERSON THOMPSON
• New e-mail scams received by area computer users
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• RALPH CROUCH
• MARGARET ANN MARIE PETERSON THOMPSON
• New e-mail scams received by area computer users
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• IMAGES| speak
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Community proves it cares
• County tax office to implement new vehicle registration fees
• Community proves it cares
• County tax office to implement new vehicle registration fees
• Mandatory water ban in force for Rusk
• Opinion poll features Texas Gov. Rick Perry
• Newspaper will observe Labor Day
• Mandatory water ban in force for Rusk
• Opinion poll features Texas Gov. Rick Perry
• Newspaper will observe Labor Day
• On 4th day of class, 10,461 students attend
• JISD board accepts tax rate of $1.32
• County’s unemployment rate holds steady at 9.5%
• On 4th day of class, 10,461 students attend
• JISD board accepts tax rate of $1.32
• County’s unemployment rate holds steady at 9.5%
• Future droughts may get worse
• Future droughts may get worse
• Fire causes minor damage at GoodTime Wood Products
• Fire causes minor damage at GoodTime Wood Products
• FAIR HOUSING REPORT DEMONSTRATES HUD’S EFFORTS TO END HOUSING DISCRIMINATION
• Cody Glenn waived by Colts
• Gov. Perry Appoints Four to Teacher Retirement System of Texas Board of Trustees
• Gov. Perry Appoints Four to Teacher Retirement System of Texas Board of Trustees
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• BARDA supports development of drugs to treat chemical injury
• BARDA supports development of drugs to treat chemical injury
• News Alert: As hunting season begins, keep fire safety in mind
• News Alert: As hunting season begins, keep fire safety in mind
• AgriLife Extension makes Texans 'aware so they may prepare' for emergencies, disasters
• AgriLife Extension makes Texans 'aware so they may prepare' for emergencies, disasters
• AgriLife Extension makes Texans 'aware so they may prepare' for emergencies, disasters
• AgriLife Extension makes Texans 'aware so they may prepare' for emergencies, disasters
• Aggies are asked to share photos
• Aggies are asked to share photos
• Hometown Health addresses immunizations, treating lice, healthy daily eating habits and more
• Hometown Health addresses immunizations, treating lice, healthy daily eating habits and more
• Texas Wildlife Association Foundation–Ensuring a legacy of conservation and the heritage of hunting through education
• Texas Wildlife Association Foundation–Ensuring a legacy of conservation and the heritage of hunting through education
• Changes to Texas Cattle Trichomoniasis Regulations
• Changes to Texas Cattle Trichomoniasis Regulations
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• TEXAS AGRICULTURAL FINANCE AUTHORITY ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS FROM YOUNG FARMERS, RANCHERS TO START, EXPAND OPERATIONS
• Fighting Germs
• Pet Talk-Know the Nose … of Your Pet
• Nacogdoches News
• Don’t Forget to Watch “GLUTTON FOR PUNISHMENT’S 5th SEASON” Featuring Jacksonville, Texas
• HHS awards $137 million to states to boost prevention and public health
• This Labor Day weekend, work toward outdoor cooking safety
• Six educators named Teacher of the Year finalists
• Changes to Texas Cattle Trichomoniasis Regulations
• What is a Storm Surge?
• East Texas Moves Toward A World Free of Multiple Sclerosis
• TxDOT monitoring drought-stressed trees, grasses along highways
• Tobacco smoke footprints mar the placental landscape
• Texas crop, weather for Aug. 23, 2011 This year's winter wheat could be a 'no-grow'
• SUMMER COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY HELD AT TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-KINGSVILLE
• SUMMER COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY HELD AT TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-KINGSVILLE
• Students and Teachers Discover Local Parks and Earn Service Hours on National Public Lands Day, Sept. 24
• September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
• Combs Announces Successful Short-Term Notes Sale
• Postal Service tells postmasters not to sell against newspapers
• Attorney General Abbott Recovers $24.4 Million For State of Texas
• Attorney General Abbott Charges Houston Family With Providing Unauthorized Legal Services
• TOP 10 INVESTOR TRAPS, FROM ENERGY SCAMS TO UNREGISTERED ADVISERS
• Living With Crohns Disease
• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Hunter Education Instructors Needed
• Family mealtime helps kids thrive
• ETMC along with Amazing Little Hearts of East Texas offers free forum for parents of chronically ill children
• Cockrell School of Engineering Faculty Partner with IBM to Accelerate Real-Time Flood Prediction
• BOIL WATER RESCIND NOTICE CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Meet the (senior) Eagles
• Young flock takes flight in Rusk
• Rusk Lady Eagles 4th in Nac; Lady Tigers drop 4 last week
• Rube Sessions Library
• Thomas Marchetti gets scholarship
• Friend-to-friend event planned at Jacksonville
• Democratic Club meets Thursday, Aug. 25
• Small steps: Eagles hope scrimmages carry over to season performances
• Indians look to improve on back-to-back 7-4 seasons
• Stats
• Black-to-Black: Indians looking to reload at quarterback spot
• Alto Yellowjackets sharpen sting for new season
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Groveton Indians to pow wow in Alto Friday
• Home, sweet home
• 49 firemen from area departments fight 5-acre blaze near 7-Mile Hill
• Mrs. Moses notes her 96th birthday
• Blood drive planned Aug. 26, get ice cream certificate
• Superintendent considers making TEA appeal
• It’s time to register cattle marks and brands
• New Faith Church schedules program
• Jacksonville leads Cherokee County cities with 15% growth in retail sales for June
• Crime Stoppers offer rewards for unsolved cases
• Former Ruskite unharmed
• Jacksonville College offers beginning Spanish conversation course
• Ground breaking
• 17 service years
• TSR ridership climbs, expenses decrease
• City of Alto schedules Sept. 19 tax hearing
• Swillings retire from church
• Rusk asks for conservation in water usage
• Locks of Love
• Linder-Ocker vows said in Jacksonville
• Female classmates gather for reunion
• Rusk PD plans ‘National Night Out’ on Oct. 4
• LOUISE ETHEL WOMACK
• ROBERT EDWARD WHITEHEAD
• Newspaper offers new phone app
• JEAN (GRAN GRAN) NICHOLS
• FREDDIE LEE MARTIN
• JOE W. LEE
• ODIS EARL MCCLAIN
• EDELVIS (DELL) HAMMONS
• GLENDA MARIE BERRY DAVIS
• HONORABLE PAUL B. RAGSDALE
• WILLIAM HARRY BERRYHILL
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BACK| to basics
• SCENE| in Passing
• Cartoon
• City ordinances should be enforced
• Dog days of summer prompt examination of leash laws
• TransCanada plays nice
• Houston bids farewell to Fightin’ Indian football
• Citizen shows support for Alto coach
• Alto library gets $16,103 Tocker grant
• Proposed county tax rate is 2 cents higher than last year
• What will a burger cost next year?
• For whom the school bells toll
• Back to School for Rusk - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Walking School Bus program increases children’s physical activity
• AUGUST 1 CATTLE ON FEED UP 13 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
• Areas of Boykin Springs to be closed during construction projects
• Toyota Texas Bass Classic Announces Concert Lineup
• TJC to offer Paramedic to RN Transition Program
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Smokey hot air balloon makes first Texas flight at Highland Village festival
• Kangaroo genome provides insights into mammalian biology
• BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Bluegill Family Fishing Tournament September 24 at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis (VEE) Confirmed in Mexico
• TSLAC AWARDS $778,027 IN FY12 GRANTS
• HHS awards $40 Million in grants to sign up children for health coverage
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Funding for Over 900 Projects to Boost Renewable Energy Production, Reduce Energy Costs for Producers and Small Businesses
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas agricultural drought losses reach record $5.2 billion Further losses could continue if no rainfall received for remainder of year By: Blair Fannin b-fannin@tamu.edu 979.845.2259 Contacts: Dr. David Anderson, 979-845-4351, danderson@tamu.edu Dr
• Nacogdoches News
• Chewing gum – preventing gum disease – lowering premature births in Malawi: is there a link?
• Texans Can Enjoy Tax-Free Shopping This Weekend
• Texans Can Enjoy Tax-Free Shopping This Weekend
• Topic: Dog Days Of Summer
• U.S. TREASURY ANNOUNCES TWO ADDITIONAL TEXAS COMMUNITY BANKS RECEIVE $15.3 MILLION TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES ACCESS CAPITAL, CREATE NEW JOBS
• Top 10 Water Conservation Tips for Texans
• Romantic Sexual Relationships Deter Teenage Delinquency, New Study Shows
• Texas broadcasters elect new officers, directors
• NOMINATE YOUR COMMUNITY FOR THE FIRST LADY’S TEXAS TREASURES AWARD
• Christian will give legislative update at chamber luncheon
• Fun, Food and Fanfare at the TTBC Expo
• Texas A&M Gig ‘Em Week. It begins with Residence Hall Move-In Assistance Day on Sunday Aug. 21 and continues through the following Aug. 28
• Marfa Lights Festival turns 25
• Chad Ferguson named TPA president
• Dry Conditions Could Boost Dove Hunting Prospects
• City of Nacogdoches GIS Maps & Apps website goes live……
• Final scrimmages set for this weekend
• 6 homes threatened by fire
• Washington D. C. visit
• Waiver helps with hay transportation
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• Farm Bureau announces scholarship recipients
• Pharmacy technician class begins Aug. 27
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Summer’s last splash
• Highway 69 accident
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• Friend to friend event slated in Jacksonville
• Driver’s course slated
• City of Rusk asks no water during peak times
• 1st Baptist hosts LeFevre quartet featuring Rusk native Jeremy Easley
• Rusk Good Samaritan needs food, personal hygiene items
• Delivery drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Dancers line up for recital
• Singletary Library concludes summer program
• Finley advances to Senior LLWS in Maine
• County teams perform at scrimmages last week
• Jacksonville College offers beginning Spanish conversation courses
• Tax-free holiday slated Aug.19-21
• Branch set to lead Lady Eagles back to playoffs
• Know your enemies: Tribe hopes to be chief in 14-4A
• Jeb Hensarling co-chairs joint deficit committee
• Street repairs underway
• Cherokee County schools send delegations to state convention
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• ‘Stop the Pipeline’ tour in Tyler this Saturday
• East Side Christian Academy opens day care
• OES meeting planned
• LAURA FRANCES (SISSY) AUBUCHON
• MARILYN MUSE NEWSOME
• DONNA FAYE MOORE LANIER
• REV. WAYMON PRESTON CLAIBORNE
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• BACK| to basics
• Cartoon
• A solid remedy
• Rusk Pool enjoys successes
• Walmart’s re- grand opening
• City residents, council discuss water issues
• Summer’s last splash
• Council considers building sports complex
• Argument leads to fund transfer to Pct. 2
• County sex offenders tracked on DPS website
• TDCJ work squad builds rapport, reputation in Rusk
• UPSHUR COUNTY, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF FEDERAL GUN VIOLATIONS
• U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY ANNOUNCES FUNDS TO SPUR $466 MILLION IN NEW LENDING TO TEXAS SMALL BUSINESSES, HELP CREATE JOBS
• TxDOT Project Updates
• TWO HARRISON COUNTY RESIDENTS CHARGED WITH DRUG TRAFFICKING
• TWC Reminds Employers: Compliance Posters are Free of Charge
• Don’t depend on Mother Nature to water your drought-stricken trees
• Training the next generation of young livestock exhibitors
• Texas Traffic Stop Results in Federal Time for Floridian
• HOUSTON RODEO ENDS 2011 SCHOLARSHIP SEASON WITH $9 MILLION TO TEXAS YOUTH, PREPARES FOR 2012
• Registering your brand is the first step to prevent cattle theft
• Texas Wildlife Association Foundation
• Texas Outstanding Tree Farm Tour Set for September 17
• Texas crop, weather for Aug. 16
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SMITH COUNTY MAN SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• Exploring Past and Present Wonders of East Texas
• News Alert: Smokey hot air balloon to be featured at Highland Village festival
• Nacogdoches News
• Rep. Hopson: Annual Sales Tax Holiday is August 19th through 21st
• Menu
• Cooperative Extension Program Seeks Sites for Kudzu Result Demonstration Sites
• 25th annual Adopt-A-Beach Fall Cleanup Sept. 24
• A hearing or vision test may be the solution to “bad behavior”
• Jail Activity Report
• NEW STUDY SHOWS LINK BETWEEN ASTHMA IN PREGNANCY AND PREMATURE BIRTH, PREECLAMPSIA
• The University of Texas at Austin Among Top Contributors of Graduates to Teach For America
• Alligator Gar Research in Texas Helps Protect Trophy Fishery
• New technology could capture ammonia from liquid manure
• Topic: Dry places
• Coastal Wind Power Helps Texas Fight Blackouts
• Troopers seeking information on Hunt County hit-and-run crash
• TJC Apache Belles to make formal announcements Friday
• Nacogdoches News
• Savings of thousands of dollars per day and major reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are being achieved
• Teaching preschoolers independent living skills shapes responsibility
• Registration, auditions scheduled for SFA’s Music Preparatory Division
• SFA to open faculty member’s art metals exhibition
• Chill Out Responsibly with Your Pets During the Summer
• Hensarling Statement on Joint Deficit Reduction Committee
• Auditions set Sept. 10 for TJC’s ‘Nutcracker’ production
• A “rich” connection enables neurons to find specific targets
• Railroad Commissioners Remind Texans to Prevent Potential Pipeline Accidents & Damage by Always Calling 811 Before Digging
• Cody Daniel killed Tuesday night
• Driver’s license office is open in Rusk on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
• Jacksonville College offers Spanish courses
• Book signing slated for Aug. 11 at Sadler’s Restaurant
• Local dulcimer group celebrates 6th anniversary of playing music, growing in number, having fun
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• Dialville UMC slates vacation Bible school
• Driver’s safety course slated Aug. 17 in Rusk
• Kingsmen will perform in Grapeland Aug. 12
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• Driver’s safety course slated Aug. 17 in Rusk
• Dialville UMC slates vacation Bible school
• Kingsmen will perform in Grapeland Aug. 12
• Meals on Wheels Aug. 10-19
• LMC begins new program
• Tax free holiday set
• TSR offers local appreciation rides
• Drought reveals piece of Space Shuttle Columbia
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Sen. Nichols co-chairs subcommittee to investigate rising water, sewer costs
• 50th wedding anniversary
• Rusk P.D. works 131 reports
• Memorial back to school drive Aug. 13
• Troup sets schedule, ‘Meet the Tigers’
• Know your enemies: Jackets look to top 10-1A DI
• RISD tax rate meeting Aug. 29; rate expected to remain same
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• Dialville UMC slates vacation Bible school
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Food item donations sought for USDA drive
• Rusk State Hospital VSC sponsors fundraiser
• Pre-k, Head Start registration set
• Aug. 22 is1st day of school for most county public schools
• Alto Herald’s hot type plant leaves legacy
• Pizza Party slated at St. John’s UMC
• ‘Oliver’ cast announced
• OLIVER GRIFFITH
• WAYNE GRAY
• JIMMY TANKERSLEY
• THOMAS J. PRESTON
• MILDRED LOUISE BLEVINS SMITH
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• IMAGES| speak
• Cartoon
• State parks need volunteers to help out
• Taxing businesses would not help debt ceiling
• Never leave children unattended in vehicles in the heat
• Commissioners schedule budget workshop Aug.10
• Jacksonville sets tax rate for 2011-12
• Theatre’s arts camp adds 200 food items
• Heat wave meets D-3 designation
• Printing ‘dinosaurs’ on the move
• TWC Revokes Approval for 22 ATI Career School Programs
• Texas crop, weather for Aug. 9
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• News Alert: Smokey hot air balloon to be featured at Highland Village festival
• Warren Steed Jeffs Sentenced to Life in State Prison
• Texas Cool Schools Grants Will Help Schools Save Energy and Cut Costs
• DPS statement regarding Warren Jeffs convictions
• Back to school backpack reminders
• Aug. 15 promises to be big day at Troup High School
• TxDOT Project Updates
• Region 7 2012 Teachers’ of the Year Announced
• A&M SPONSORS TEACHERS' AWARDS
• RECYCLING EVENT TO BE HELD AT CHILDREN’S SCIENCE MUSEUM IN DOWNTOWN TYLER AUGUST 12TH THROUGH 14TH, 2011
• Opinion: New system may delay textbooks
• Breakfast a key piece of back to school puzzle
• Online calculator helps homeowners preserve lawns while saving water
• Cherokee County Jail Records
• WAIVER EXTENSION ASSISTS RANCHERS DEVASTATED BY DROUGHT
• TxDOT Project Updates
• Toyota Texas Bass Classic Offers $100,000 Prize for Biggest ShareLunker Caught on Lake Conroe
• Portland Resident is Texas State Truck Driving Champion
• Pet Talk
• State and Federal Investigation Leads to Houston Area Health Care Fraud Arrest
• Jump for Joy! Extreme Heat is Over for Many This Summer
• From the Laboratories at Baylor College of Medicine for August is now online. If you have questions or comments, please send them to dsorelle@bcm.edu.
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• 6th Annual Back to School Fair scheduled
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Rusk asks for voluntary water rationing
• Texas Tourism Foundation Awards Scholarships
• More than 1,500 Texas A&M faculty members have made financial gifts to the university through the Texas A&M Foundation, the non-profit organization that solicits gifts benefiting the university and manages the endowment that allows gifts to suppor
• Weather and answers column
• Permits issued for anterless deer
• Texas Private Sector Job Growth ‘Robust’
• Texas is in its most severe 1-year drought on reccord
• Texas crop, weather
• Reward increased for two Most Wanted fugitives from Spring and Austin
• Researchers find potential new treatment for asthma sufferers
• Ease your child back into school
• Nacogdoches news
• Earnings Up for Farm Credit Bank of Texas
• DON PEACHEY INDUCTED IN TO THE INTERNATIONAL POLKA HALL OF FAME
• Nacogdoches news
• 6th annual Back to School Fair slated Saturday, Aug. 6
• ANN MCCLAIN
• Free hay testing available at show
• Back to School garage sale slated at Good Sam
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• Driver’s safety course slated Aug. 17 in Rusk
• Dialville UMC slates vacation Bible school
• Sadler’s Restaurant hosts book signing on Aug. 11
• Annual tax-free holiday scheduled Aug.19-21
• Meals on Wheels Aug. 3-12
• Rusk Friends of the NRA raffle slated
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• USDA Food Drive is now underway
• It’s McOpen
• Back to school time
• 650 attend pinning for charter nursing class
• Kingsmen will perform in Grapeland Aug. 12
• Food drive is underway
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• Free meals program concludes this month
• Cherokee County Crime Stoppers seeks information, will offer rewards
• Lon Morris names Dr. Gallegos as 1st provost
• Know your enemies: Rusk, Bullard look to shock 17-3A
• 10 county teams finish top-5 in state in tournament play
• CASA of Trinity Valley provides worker training
• Louisiana man injured in motorcycle accident
• Cherokee County grand jury returns 20 indictments
• Stella Hill Library concludes program with an average of 27 youngsters
• DAR & SAR will honor revolutionary war soldier
• Gallary night art show, sale will benefit ETMC hospital renovation
• Jacksonville woman notes 100th birthday
• Engagement
• Lloyd- Casey
• Waterlogged
• Tenaha marshal offers assistance, advice to Alto Council during meeting
• Church notes anniversary
• Driver’s safety course slated Aug. 17 in Rusk
• Dialville UMC slates vacation Bible school
• Back to School garage sale slated at Good Sam
• Make way for a new school
• Gospel meeting slated Aug. 7-9 at Reklaw church
• Registration is underway at Christ Redeemer Academy
• Newspaper’s church page, classifieds get new design this week
• CAVIN MOORE
• CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL HICKS
• KENNETH FERGUESON
• SCENE| in Passing
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• It’s hot, hot, hot
• Neches River Canoe Race this Saturday
• Where has Alto’s money gone?
• CASA of Trinity Valley needs volunteers
• Don’t play politics with debt ceiling
• New movie looking for boys 12-16 years-old
• Cuney, Sacul post offices may close
• 107-degree heat wave is hot topic; severe drought bakes Cherokee Co.
• 6 campuses named ‘exemplary’ by TEA
• 2-A-DAYS OFF TO A HOT START
• Woodland Heights Baptist Church schedules Day of Prayer and Fasting
• Woodland Heights Baptist Church schedules Day of Prayer and Fasting
• New plastic cards are available for Medicaid recipients
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Summer interns recognized across Texas
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• State Parks Seeing Plenty of Action Despite Ongoing Drought
• Near shore artificial reefs build fish habitat, coastal economy
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules August Tax Help Seminars
• Brownsville Women Arrested in State and Federal Health Care Fraud Probe
• Never Leave Your Child Alone in a Car
• New Book by Baylor Professor Looks at Consumerism and Happiness
• New Alkek Center for Molecular Discovery consolidates “omics” efforts
• Texas State Railroad’s Local Appreciation Rides Are Back!
• Managing Communication Around Cancer Diagnosis Gives Patients Sense of Control in an Otherwise Uncontrollable Situation
• Law Enforcement Update Sexting Prevention Legislation Signed Into Law
• Tax scam targets seniors and low income
• ADVISER WHO SOLD MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN NON-EXISTENT BONDS FACES
• Home Country
• FRESH FLORIST IS BEST IN TEXAS
• Get Immunizations Up To Date Before School Starts
• Dr. Doug Tallamy slated for Lecture and Book Signing at Museum of East Texas September 29, 2011.
• DPS changes its renewal period to encourage the early submission of Controlled Substances renewals
• Deer Disease Test Results Come Back Clean
• LEGISLATURE PROVIDES FUNDING FOR FUTURE ROUNDS OF THE TEXAS HISTORIC COURTHOUSE PRESERVATION PROGRAM
• AgriLife Research ‘genetically fingerprinting’ E. coli from Lampasas and Leon watersheds
• $25 million gift establishes division of neuropsychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine
• TPWD News Digest for July 22-28, 2011
• Nacogdoches News
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR AUGUST
• Pet Talk-Hot Weather Calls for Cool Care of Your Horse
• One-of-a-kind Texas State Veterans Home gets a name
• Sales Tax Holiday Means More Bang for Back-to-School Bucks
• NEDERLAND, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• National Trust for Historic Preservation Awards Nacogdoches Main Street a Preservation Grant from National Trust Preservation Funds Grant will go towards 2011 Texas Downtown Association Annual Conference NACOGDOCHES -- Today the City of Nacogdoches Ma
• Tropical Storm Serves as Reminder to Have a Plan
• CPRIT AWARDS CANCER PREVENTION AND RESEARCH RECRUITMENT EFFORTS AROUND THE STATE
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES, FARM CREDIT CELEBRATE STATEWIDE DINE-OUT WEEK BENEFITING TEXAS CONSUMERS, FARMERS, RANCHERS, FOOD BANKS
• TAHC Releases the Remainder of the Olmal Temporary Preventative Quarantine Area in Starr and Hidalgo counties
• Epperson to appear on 'The Sounds of Texas'
• Weather and pollution
• Topic: Killer Heat Waves
• SFA Friends of the Visual Arts elects officers
• SFA to screen ‘It Might Get Loud’ at Cole Art Center
• Receive 10 Free White Flowering Dogwood Trees By Joining the Arbor Day Foundation in August
• Prominent Realtor to Serve on Advisory Committee
• Nacogdoches County Chamber of Commerce earns awards in marketing competition
• Edwin A. “Blue” and Janice Owen Miller Charitable Fund Awards $117,000 to local charities
• Baylor University Named Among Great Colleges to Work For 2011
• News Alert: Baseball legend promotes wildfire prevention
• SFA to screen ‘It Might Get Loud’ at Cole Art Center
• New Alkek Center for Metagenomics and Microbiome Research features collaborative research on role of commensal microbiota in human health
• Back to school tips
• TWC Moves to Revoke Approval for All ATI-Owned Schools in Texas
• Texas Railroad Commissioner David Porter Announces Members of Eagle Ford Task Force
• Community prepares for art jam
• Driver’s license office , is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• Texas Indians will be discussed at meeting
• CASA of Trinity Valley provides worker training
• Computer classes continue
• Upcoming events scheduled
• Yard of Month
• Capt. McElroy awarded Meritorious Service Medal by war office
• Free hay testing available at upcoming show
• Dialville School reunion
• Christmas in July drive continues through month
• 2 new businesses slated to open in Rusk in August
• Business of the Month
• Registration dates, times announced
• Church hosts vacation Bible school activities
• Tax-free holiday benefits Texas residents
• Railroad society dedication
• Food drive is underway through Aug. 31
• Nominations are underway for FSA committee election
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• Free shots will be given to eligible children
• It’s a ‘Mini- Me’
• Newspaper’s single copy rack price changes Aug. 3
• 23-year-old man charged in July robberies in Alto
• Rusk High School volleyball practice begins Aug. 1
• The Old Coach ranks Rusk 4th, J’ville 5th, Alto 2nd in districts
• 2011 TEXAS TEENAGE STATE TOURNAMENT QUALIFIERS JUNIOR MIDGET BOYS (CLIFTON)
• Call for photos
• Boom 2nd at state, falls to Troup ColdPlay in finals
• Civic theatre group sets 6 grand finale showcase performances
• Rusk Good Samaritan needs food, personal hygiene items
• Computer classes continue at Jacksonville library
• Free summer meals provided area youth
• Seminar for prospective homeowners held
• Rusk P.D. responds to 151 reports in early July
• Eastside Baptist Church opens academy
• Grants, loans, technical assistance are available for Texas wildfires
• GRACIE WALKER
• VERNA LEE WADE
• ROBERT (B.J.) MONTGOMERY
• MARGARET LOUISE HACKETT WAGGONER
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• AISD examining purchase of security cameras
• Comptroller says Jacksonville posted its 10th consecutive gain in sales tax revenue
• Commissioners honor employees for service
• Free health screenings at Ross Senior Activity Center this Thursday
• Rusk Rural Water establishes voluntary watering ban
• Rusk city budget set at just over $4.5 million
• Unemployment rates rise in county, across area
• 20 nursing students will be pinned Saturday night
• Grill Thrill & the Summer Sizzle
• Weight gain during pregnancy should fall within certain range
• Scientific questions
• Scientific questions
• New simplified vehicle registration fee structure starts in September
• Tips for preparing for a multiple pregnancy
• Wild blue yonder: 36th ID soldier competes in the sky
• Menu
• Texas Advanced Computing Center a Major Partner in $121 Million Advanced Computing Project
• Landowner Liability for Dangerous Texas Critters
• News Alert: If you’ve seen rain, you could still see fire
• Texas A&M slate fish camp
• Texas A&M students dig for ancient Americans
• St. Baldrick’s Foundation grants support children’s cancer research at Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Cancer Center HOUSTON – (July 26, 2011) – Two Baylor College of Medicine pediatric oncologists have been awa
• Southern US Remains in the Fryer this Week
• Scholarship applications available for SFA's Music Preparatory Division
• Railroad Commission Issues Safety Reminders for Transporting and Storing Propane Cylinders
• Current Heat Wave Could Be More Significant than 1995
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES KICKS-OFF STATEWIDE DINE-OUT WEEK BENEFITING TEXAS CONSUMERS, FARMERS, RANCHERS, FOOD BANKS
• City of Nacogdoches
• Nacogdoches News
• AgriLife Extension to address effect of climate change on animal agriculture
• 1914 TRINITY COUNTY COURTHOUSE REDEDICATED
• Peggy Fare watercolor show to open with reception
• Public Safety Commission commends recruiting efforts, announces staff changes
• OPet Talk
• Texas' Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force Convenes In Houston
• Comptroller Promotes Martin Cano to Chief of Criminal Investigations
• Drought Impacts on Texas Reservoirs Mounting
• DPS presents awards to heroic Texans
• Hunter, guides charged with taking big ‘gator on private property without landowner permission
• ANDERSON PROMOTED TO ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR BRECKENRIDGE VILLAGE
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas Fireflies Doing A Disappearing Act, Say Texas A&M Researchers
• Texas crop, weather for July 19
• Menu
• Texas Milk Production Up 10 Percent from Last Year
• PALESTINES MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• Texas Seeks Preclearance for State’s Redistricting Plans
• HENDERSON, TEXAS MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• BEAUMONT FELON SENTENCED FOR GUN/DRUG VIOLATIONS
• AgriLife Extension to address effect of climate change on animal agriculture
• Legislative Accomplishments Keep Texas on Path to Prosperity
• Rusk Booster Club ads now available
• FSA committee elections nominations underway
• Summer musical camp
• Independence day program
• State of service
• Rodeo declares tickets sales ‘tops’
• 31 years service
• Free hay testing available at upcoming county show
• Holland’s Crossing
• Computer classes continue at Jacksonville library
• Senior Finale meeting scheduled July 26
• Farm agency offers benefits to ranchers suffering grass loss from drought
• OES will meet July 26 at Masonic Hall
• Cherokee Warehouse
• Lion Ben Powell Speaks crippled children’s camp
• Sam Marmino named Lion of the Year
• Farming for cash in the 1950’s discussed
• Memories shaped class of 2011, and dreams will define them as adults
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Ruskite named to president’s list at University of North Texas
• Jacksonville College announces spring graduates
• Free summer meals provided area youth
• Branded by Christ Cowboy Church
• Davis- Isaacs
• Family meets at Forrest Dyess camphouse for July 4 reunion
• Fundraiser for machinepitch Rusk Bulls through July 22
• Alto ISD football tickets on sale Aug. 1
• All in the family
• At the top: 3 Rusk district champs
• Call for photos
• Alto Divas
• Auditions for Oliver Twist set
• Mike Pike sings at St. John’s UMC
• Local residents receive SFA degrees
• Church plans back to school blessing
• Ponta Baptist sponsors vacation Bible school
• Shoppers will benefit from tax-free holiday
• TJC schedules pinning ceremony for Rusk vocational nursing school
• Free shots will be given to eligible children
• WILLIAM CLAY (TINY) MORGAN
• THOMAS MINTON BURCHFIELD
• MARY JANE DEFOOR
• ANDREW PRUITT
• MARY JOYCE WALKER POLLARD
• FREDDYE DEAR WHITE
• JEFFERY KENT SMITH
• ALICE JETER HOSEY
• ANNA OVERALL
• JOHNNIE MAE CLAYTON
• JESSE WHITE JEFFREY
• TAXING| thoughts
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• RISD sets new budget for 11-12
• 25 county residents attend redistricting meetings
• Christmas in July drive continues through end of the month
• Local option petition filed Monday at Cherokee County Courthouse
• Rusk Council examines possible sports complex
• Be careful what you sign
• Former county bailiff thanks the community for opportunity
• Leaders should be examples, not exceptions
• JISD approves $30 million for campuses
• Cassells new city attorney in Alto
• Alto, other state communities struggling to fund public safety
• Next top model: ‘28 Model A Ford on display in Rusk
• Rusk Rural Water Corp. asks for voluntary ban on outside watering during peak hours
• Rusk Rural Water Corporation asks for voluntary ban on outside watering during peak hours
• Cherokee Jail Records
• College Credit for Heroes Assists Veterans Returning to the Classroom
• Automated weather station short course set July 28 in College Station
• Texas Animal Health Commission Modifies Temporary Preventative Quarantine Area - Releases 278,950 Acres, Between Starr, Jim Hogg and Zapata Counties
• PORT ARTHUR FELON SENTENCED FOR GUN VIOLATIONS
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• State housing agency commits $4.9 million statewide to prevent homelessness in Texas
• SFA announces its 2011-2012 University Series: ‘Your Bridge to the Arts’
• Texas Attorney General, 20 Other States File Amicus Brief Supporting Eighth Circuit Legal Challenge to Federal Health Care Law
• JURY CONVICTS LOAN OFFICERS IN WIDESPREAD MORTGAGE FRAUD SCHEME
• IRS Gives Truckers Three-Month Extension; Highway Use Tax Return Due Nov. 30
• Special enforcement effort gets drunk drivers off roads
• Night resurfacing operations to begin in Jacksonville
• Wills Point man added to Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offenders list
• Davy Crockett National Forest to hold public meeting on fire damaged forest
• Make an impact at SFA and in business
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• FINAL DEFENDANT SENTENCED FOR NACOGDOCHES MURDERS
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Tyler
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments in Plano
• Extreme Heat to Bake the Heartland This Weekend Accuweather.com RealFeel temperatures will top out at 115 degrees
• LONGVIEW WOMAN GUILTY OF SOCIAL SECURITY FRAUD
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES APPLAUDS WAIVER TO EASE HAY TRANSPORTATION
• Texas crop, weather for July 12, 2011
• Watercolor East Texas exhibition to open
• SFA musical theatre, theatre camps scheduled
• SFA musical theatre, theatre camps scheduled
• Recovery workshop scheduled for those affected by Dyer Mill wildfire
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Austin Lawyer for Child Pornography Possession
• Administration launches “Apps Against Abuse” technology challenge to help address sexual assault and dating violence
• New center to focus on genetics of childhood cancer with goal of improving therapy
• Clinically relevant changes in familial cancer history most significant in early adulthood
• GROVES, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• Record high bid of $152,000 mad for the opportunity to hunt one desert bighorn ram at the Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area in Brewster County
• CONNIE FOUNTAIN
• DENNIS BROOKS
• SERGEI HOGAN STRIPLING
• MARY KATHERINE WHITE
• Eastside Baptist Church opens academy
• Mount Hope slates revival July18-22
• Grounded Quartet will perform at Hilltop
• Upcoming pesticide license training slated July 19
• Drug-alcohol class scheduled at Almond Tree
• A McSign of a grand opening
• JISD hires 2 principals for 2011 school year
• Christmas in July drive underway
• TSR Authority approves budget modifications July 6
• High school kickoff 2011: county teams announce this year’s schedules
• Gospel duo will sing at Alto Missionary Baptist Church
• RUSK ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLLS
• DISTRICT QUALIFIERS T-BALL
• STATE TOURNAMENT QUALIFIERS
• Clarification
• Photos
• Inmate sentenced for threatening President
• Copper theft ring captured during routine traffic stop
• Back to school blessing planned July 23
• Dialville school reunion will be July 16
• Final day for Rusk Youth Football and Cheer sign-ups this Friday
• RHINDIA MARIE TRUITT
• ROY EUGENE GINN
• Jacksonville man dies in auto accident
• KAREN WOOD HOBBS
• RONNIE RAY RICHEY
• FRED FULLER CLEMENTS
• JACK PHILLIPS LOWERY
• WILMER RAY BOWDEN
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Thank you to the community
• Wherever life’s journey takes class members, all are 1 family
• Public redistricting hearings this Thursday
• Council concerned about resolution, lake project
• Former Alto mayor, Herald publisher, dies
• Glenn finds adventure during lockout
• Petition has 68% of required signatures
• Tops in Texas Rodeo is this week
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Austin Lawyer for Child Pornography Possession
• Attorney General Abbott Charges Registered Sex Offender with Operating Unauthorized Legal Services Business
• In Need of Relief: Volunteer First Responders Deserve Our Support
• Hogg Foundation Awards Scholarships to Graduate Social Work Students in Texas
• Help available for property recovery after a wildfire
• Dr. Christian Schaaf receives Duke Foundation award for neuropsychiatric research
• Big Cypress Creek meeting to discuss watershed restoration plans
• Back-to-school shopping is a great time to give kids lessons in money management.
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• “Watch Your Car Month” Emphasizes the Gateway Aspect of Vehicle Crimes
• Court Grants Restraining Order Against Three Unlicensed Living Facilities; Residents Relocated
• Attorney General Abbott Charges Encore Capital Group with Violating Texas Debt Collection Laws
• JURY FINDS UPSHUR COUNTY, TEXAS COUPLE GUILTY OF TAX FRAUD
• Jasper County fire destroyed more than $2 million worth of timber
• 32 new Highway Patrol Troopers to hit Texas roadways
• Cherokee County Jail Records
• VIRGINIA MAN GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CRIMES IN EAST TEXAS
• VETERAN POLICE OFFICER SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL FIREARMS AND MAIL FRAUD VIOLATIONS
• TPWD News Digest for July 1-7, 2011
• TPWD News Digest for July 1-7, 2011
• Take Charge of Business at Texas Business Conference in Tyler
• PORT ARTHUR PHYSICIAN INDICTED FOR HEALTH CARE FRAUD
• GREGG COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• General Land Office expands disaster recovery role Changes put Ike and Dolly rebuilding efforts on fast track
• ETMC's stroke care program recertified as primary stroke center
• Cleveland Angler Sets New State Catch-and-Release Record for Alligator Gar
• Bob Bowman receives Best of East Texas Award
• What is Texas CASA's response to Caylee Anthony’s murder?
• Weather Whys
• Nacogdoches News
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION’S WORLD WAR II INITIATIVE WINS PRESTIGIOUS NATIONAL AWARD
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION’S WORLD WAR II INITIATIVE WINS PRESTIGIOUS NATIONAL AWARD
• Texas crop, weather for July 6
• STATEMENT BY COMMISSIONER TODD STAPLES ON AGREEMENT TO RESOLVE U.S./MEXICO TRUCKING DISPUTE
• Registration open for Kindermusik Adventure Camps at SFA
• Reward goes up for two Most Wanted fugitives
• Cancer in Canines
• Cancer in Canines
• Nacogdoches News
• Genome placenta profiles uncover small structural changes associated with stillbirths
• Genome placenta profiles uncover small structural changes associated with stillbirths
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Invites Applications to Promote Regional Business Development and Job Creation Efforts
• FLINT, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF DRUG AND GUN CRIMES
• The period from February through June was by far the driest on record with a statewide average of 4.26 inches of rain. The next driest occurred in 1917 with 6.45 inches.
• Homegrown terrorists are making headlines
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES, DEION SANDERS COMBINE EFFORTS TO FEED HUNGRY CHILDREN ACROSS TEXAS
• BAYTOWN MAN GUILTY OF DISPOSING OF HAZARDOUS WASTES WITHOUT A PERMIT
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Living green when everything is turning brown: Tips to help your tree survive a drought
• Health Briefs
• ETMC Cancer Institute reaccredited
• Defensive driving classes scheduled in Tyler
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• 5 Cents: legislative, special sessions conclude for Texas Senate
• 5 Cents: legislative, special sessions conclude for Texas Senate
• TSR facilities are available for park entrance fee
• Old Palestine announces recent memorials
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• TSR facilities are available for park entrance fee
• Old Palestine announces recent memorials
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• PV2 James W. Allen Jr. completes recruit training
• PV2 James W. Allen Jr. completes recruit training
• Christian writers conference planned Saturday in Houston
• TJC pinning ceremony marks 1st LVN graduation
• Yard of Month
• Christian writers conference planned Saturday in Houston
• 100th birthday
• TJC pinning ceremony marks 1st LVN graduation
• Yard of Month
• 100th birthday
• Employee retires
• Employee retires
• Salutatorian Pruitt challenges graduates to learn from life’s tests
• Salutatorian Pruitt challenges graduates to learn from life’s tests
• Cornillio says graduates must define their own idea of success
• Bolton’s advice to classmates: challenge yourself to be great
• Cornillio says graduates must define their own idea of success
• Bolton’s advice to classmates: challenge yourself to be great
• Jacksonville College names president’s, dean’s lists
• Amy Marie Sherman receives degree
• Combining talents make things happen in lives of Alto graduates
• Dyke- Barry
• Jacksonville College names president’s, dean’s lists
• Amy Marie Sherman receives degree
• Combining talents make things happen in lives of Alto graduates
• Dyke- Barry
• TNT camp sessions begin July 18 in Rusk for area 1st-12th graders
• Campaign to reduce pollution kicks off
• TxDOT continues work on FM 1990
• TxDOT continues work on U.S. Highway 84
• TNT camp sessions begin July 18 in Rusk for area 1st-12th graders
• KETK’s Casey Claiborne speaks at Almond Tree banquet
• Campaign to reduce pollution kicks off
• TxDOT continues work on FM 1990
• TxDOT continues work on U.S. Highway 84
• KETK’s Casey Claiborne speaks at Almond Tree banquet
• Panthers, Tigers, Guard and more look for big year
• DISTRICT AND STATE TOURNAMENT QUALIFIERS
• Photos
• Panthers, Tigers, Guard and more look for big year
• DISTRICT AND STATE TOURNAMENT QUALIFIERS
• Photos
• Business of the Month
• Suddenlink expands service to Rusk customers
• Business of the Month
• Suddenlink expands service to Rusk customers
• Farm Bureau
• Farm Bureau
• Story Time
• Jacksonville hosts rodeo
• Story Time
• Jacksonville hosts rodeo
• Dialville school reunion will be July 16
• Homecoming planned at Walker’s Chapel Cemetery
• IRS financial audit reveals county owes more than $6,000
• Dialville school reunion will be July 16
• Homecoming planned at Walker’s Chapel Cemetery
• IRS financial audit reveals county owes more than $6,000
• Pilot walks away unscathed after crash near Cuney
• Pilot walks away unscathed after crash near Cuney
• VIRGINIA L. HAMMONS
• WILBURN DERR
• GLORIA JEAN MYLES
• ROSETTA POLK
• VIRGINIA L. HAMMONS
• KIMBERLEY S. WARD CARTER
• WILBURN DERR
• RUTH GARNER
• GLORIA JEAN MYLES
• NETA JANE REASONOVER
• ROSETTA POLK
• JAMES WENDELL HUNT
• KIMBERLEY S. WARD CARTER
• RUTH GARNER
• NETA JANE REASONOVER
• JAMES WENDELL HUNT
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• THE Q| factor
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• Cartoon
• Commissioners court ignoring one of its own
• REFLECTIONS| on the trail
• Cartoon
• Commissioners court ignoring one of its own
• On affairs, divorce and forgiveness
• Rusk council rejects agreement with Oncor
• Rusk P.D. arrest 21, works 131 reports June 16-30
• Unemployment rate steady in state, rises in area
• On affairs, divorce and forgiveness
• Rusk council rejects agreement with Oncor
• Rusk P.D. arrest 21, works 131 reports June 16-30
• Unemployment rate steady in state, rises in area
• Burkett creates audio ‘living history’ of Cherokee County
• Burkett creates audio ‘living history’ of Cherokee County
• Four arrested for attempted bank robbery in Alto
• Four arrested for attempted bank robbery in Alto
• Crime wave heats up as national media watches
• Crime wave heats up as national media watches
• News Alert: Public Service Announcement Regarding Burn Bans Available for Print
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION
• News Alert: Ag commissioner promotes wildfire prevention
• LONGVIEW MEDICAL SUPPLIER SENTENCED FOR HEALTH CARE FRAUD SCHEME
• Law Enforcement Update Keeping Young Texans Safe On Digital Playgrounds This Summer
• Texas Historicial Commission News
• Summer day camp expenses may qualify for a tax credit
• ANDERSON COUNTY MAN GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• East Texas landowners: Act fast to salvage fire-damaged timber
• The Texas Forest Trail Region brochure explores an eclectic mix of cultural and historic sites
• Texans Must Declare Independence from Zebra Mussels
• “Stock up on your July 4th staples this weekend at the Farmer’s Market….”
• Registration open for SFA strings and piano camp
• SFA summer theatre offers variety
• Sequence of ovarian genome identifies predominant gene mutations, points to possible treatment
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Economic Development Funding To Create Jobs, Economic Opportunity and Strengthen Rural Communities
• Texas Comptroller Pleased to Announce $1.45 million Payment to Anthony Graves
• Gerard Cace of Johnny Cace’s Seafood & Steak House Inducted into TRA Hall of Honor
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR JULY 2011
• NOTICE OF WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM REPAIRS CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules July Tax Help Seminars
• MADD Star Spangled Special: Play It Safe This Fourth of July
• Hydrate, eat and cover up to best endure heat of the summer
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES AND DOZENS OF STAR FUND DONORS ENCOURAGE RANCHERS TO APPLY FOR WILDFIRE REBUILDING ASSISTANCE
• “Cottage Food” law becomes effective September 1st….
• Texas Senate News
• Senators Cornyn, Hutchison Applaud White House Nomination of U.S. Attorneys for Texas
• Texas Student Wins Top Honor at State-Fish Art Expo
• Cherokee County Jail Records
• Single engine plane crashes near Cuney
• Hensarling will meet with small business owners
• RHS classes of 1985-86 plan reunion
• LMC Coach Kent Willis named interim dean of students
• Abroad study group visits eastern Europe
• 5 Cents: Senate sets up conference committees for state budget
• Standings
• Photos
• UIL students set school record
• County burn ban does not affect fireworks
• Homebuyers workshop slated June 30 at Cherokee County Electric Assn.
• Jacksonville rodeo planned July 13-16
• KATHERINE FRENCH
• MARY REED BYRD
• WILMA JUNE DENMAN COTHRAN
• WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS
• B&B blood drive set
• County Republicans plan annual picnic
• Drawing benefits museum
• DOYLE BROOKS
• MAMIE LOUISE (LOU) MORRIS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• NOW| and again
• THE Q| factor
• RHS valedictorian Marchetti speaks on the ‘good’ of uniqueness and abilities
• Fat Dog seeks election for spirits
• Pieces to the puzzle
• Texas Highway Patrol increases patrols to stop drunk drivers during the July 4th holiday
• Veterans will be marshals of July 4 parade
• Pct. 3 spends over $1,000 on ball caps
• Alto Council clarifies P.D. furlough
• 4 die in fatal wreck near Ironton
• Lufkin man named to Most Wanted Sex Offender list
• Presidential Award finalists named for Texas
• Aging can affect response to warm weather
• DPS urges Texans to help prevent wildfires
• News Alert: Fire recovery workshop planned for Hardin and Tyler County residents
• Nacogdoches News
• Keep a keen eye on bug bites this summer
• 4 killed in fiery crash
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• LEON CO. MAN SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS FOR CATTLE THEFT
• Tractor Supply Company Partners with FFA for “Change for the Future”
• TPWD News Digest for June 17-23, 2011
• TTIA'S Travel & Tourism College - a Week-Long, Successful Learning Experience for More Than 100 Tourism Professionals
• Iowa resident gets Texas A&M degree
• Social amoeba rely on genetic “lock and key” to identify kin
• Pet Talk
• Parents: Take inventory of the school year as summer begins
• Attorney General Abbott Charges Roofing Contractor With Deceiving Homeowners
• Meadows Grant Boosts Girl Scouts’ Hispanic Initiative by $75,000
• MABANK, TEXAS FELON GUILTY OF FEDERAL GUN VIOLATIONS
• JURY FINDS PLANO, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center Gearing up for July 4 Fireworks
• IRS increases mileage rate to 55.5 cents per mile
• Master gardeners, seed company reps, attend East Texas horticultural field day
• Houston Men Sentenced in Federal Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
• Genetic Testing in Epilepsy – It Takes More than One Gene
• Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center Gearing up for July 4 Fireworks
• Drought puts the heat on poorly constructed ponds
• DALLAS/FORT WORTH HOMEBUILDER GUILTY IN MORTGAGE FRAUD SCHEME
• AMPUTEE TRANSCONTINENTAL BIKE RIDE ARRIVES AT TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
• News Alert: All evacuation orders lifted on Grimes County fire
• $10 Million in Affordable Care Act funds to help create workplace health programs
• TxDOT Kicks Off Buckle Up in Your Truck Campaign
• News Alert: Update on East Texas Complex fires
• Nacogdoches News
• SENATE NEWS
• News Alert: Texas Forest Service urges residents to use caution over July 4 holiday weekend
• Texas DPS warns of telephone scams using its name
• SFA ceramics professor named 'Texas Master'
• CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• MEXICAN NATIONAL SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• Don’t let pools, lakes and beaches make you sick
• Chocolate Milk Gives Athletes Leg-up After Exercise, Says University of Texas at Austin Study
• News Alert: Bearing and Power Line fires combined into ‘East Texas Complex’
• Texas crop, weather for June 21
• RUSK COUNTY WOMAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG CRIMES
• Dinner Tonight!
• New program helps capture Top Ten sex offender
• NACOGDOCHES MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR 2007 MURDERS
• LUFKIN PHYSICIAN SENTENCED FOR HEALTH CARE FRAUD VIOLATIONS
• Houston Men Sentenced in Federal Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
• TYLER, TEXAS, TAX PREPARER SENTENCED FOR FILING FALSE TAX RETURNS
• ANADARKO AND KERR-MCGEE TO PAY MORE THAN $17 MILLION TO RESOLVE ALLEGATIONS OF ROYALTY UNDERPAYMENTS FROM FEDERAL AND INDIAN LANDS
• New fire hydrant
• Alto PD shuts down office on final day
• Meals on Wheels June 22-30
• Summer reading continues in Rusk
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Basic computer skills, GED classes taught in Rusk
• Exercise class ongoing at civic center
• Card and domino games scheduled every week
• Dialville school reunion will be July 16
• Summer lunch program
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• 5 Cents: Senate sets up conference committees for state budget
• Watson- Hicks
• Whataburger winners make Rusk their 204th store visit
• Staying cool
• Tops in Texas Rodeo features queen, princess, music, horses
• Food preservation workshop is July 5
• Lon Morris gets ready for school opening
• Hendrick family meets June 25 for reunion
• Free meals provided to area youngsters during summer
• Breeder sentenced for illegally transporting deer into Texas
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Nan Travis Foundation sponsors art show to benefit ETMC-Jacksonville
• Food drive is underway
• Eastside Baptist Church opens academy
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Horsepower adds to annual Rusk July 4th downtown celebration
• Don’t fence me in
• Quick Hits: 4 Jackets honored on 21-1A’s all-district team
• JISD to save nearly $3.5 million in bond package bid
• Standings
• Photos
• Jacksonville Chamber’s Business After Hours Thursday evening
• Airman Sanford graduates basic training
• TxDOT plans seal coat work on SH 135 in Jacksonville
• City of Jacksonville, JISD vendor meeting Thursday
• Jacksonville leads county with 12.27% year-todate gain in sales tax; Rusk lags with -7.89%
• Eastside Baptist Church opens academy
• Hendrick family meets June 25 for reunion
• Free groceries will be given away in drawing benefitting heritage center
• Making Rusk beautiful
• Policy for charging student meals outlined
• Homebuyer information seminar slated
• St. John’s UMC schedules youth rally for June 26
• Tyler Junior College announces president’s, dean’s lists
• JIMMY DON TOWNLEY
• Rusk P.D. wants to keep youth safe over summer
• JANICE R. LAWRENCE
• JAMES DAVID HUDSPETH
• INEZ GRIMES
• HENRY DEAN BROWN
• MINNIE WEBB GILCREASE
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• BOWMAN’S| east texas
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Keep the ballparks clean
• Almond Tree volunteers visit Joplin with help, hope
• Alto police seek clarification on whether they have insurance
• Cleaning up: Rusk using blight removal grant to clear property
• Schools discuss new state budget
• Rusk State Hospital breathes ‘sigh of relief’
• Windham School at TDCJ loses 1 clerk in budget cut
• How to BEAT the HEAT ... and have fun, too
• Rusk-Alto OES slates meeting June 28
• US Labor Department announces $48.7 million to fund re-employment, eligibility assessments for unemployment insurance in 37 states and D.C.
• TWC Offers Tips for Teens and Employers as Summer Hiring Begins
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES OPENS TYLER'S ONLY COMPREHENSIVE OUTPATIENT IMAGING CENTER
• Governor signs 'anti-SLAPP' law
• News Alert: Texas should use caution to protect lives and property from wildfire
• News Alert: Texas should use caution to protect lives and property from wildfire
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA theatre opens classic ghost story, 'The Uninvited'
• RUSK COOK WINS BLUE RIBBON FOR DELICIOUS CAKE RECIPE THROUGH JUST A PINCH RECIPE CLUB®
• Conservationists Requests the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to Study Impacts of Public Access on Threatened Species and Wildlife
• Hurricane force should not be confronted
• News Alert: Bearing Fire update
• BCM to host genetic series, resource fairs in cities across Texas
• TAHC to Discontinue Brucellosis Testing at Markets
• Gov. Perry Adds Legislation to Special Session Call Related to Security Procedures
• Nacogdoches News
• Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital neuroscientist Dr. Huda Zoghbi Awarded Gruber Neuroscience Prize
• Baylor doctors get research support from Lemonade Stand grants
• ASPCA Declares Victory for Texas Dogs with Passage of Puppy Mill Law
• Keeping Bass Alive in Hot Weather
• A mother’s determination, next-generation sequencing and the art of medicine provide solutions for twins
• TPWD News Digest for June 10-16, 2011
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE’S INTERNATIONAL MARKETING PROGRAM WINS RECRUITING AWARD
• SFA professor appointed to faculty at Mozart academy
• ‘Schoolhouse Rock Live!’ opens SFA summer theatre season
• Public Safety Commission hears report on Mexican border incident
• Pet Talk
• News Alert: New fire engines to be presented to 8 Texas departments
• HHS Officials to make Medicare announcement
• Texas A&M Honor roll announced
• Baylor Family Medicine earns prestigious recognition
• County Judge Davis issues burn ban
• Engagement is announced
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Alto club donates $500
• Engagement
• Rusk faculty receive awards, recognitions during annual appreciation luncheon
• Free lunches available
• TSR Authority reviews last year’s audit at monthly meeting
• 2 killed in Thursday accident
• $1,500 proceeds donated to Country Ladies Rescue
• East Texas blood drive in Alto June 30
• County athletes take part in FCS Heart of a Champion Bowl
• Alto’s Cook to compete in national rodeo
• Fly high: 4 Rusk softball players honored by TGCA
• Standings
• Photos
• 5 Cents: education funding bill passes Senate, in House debate
• Alto wins court case a day before police furlough
• CLARIFICATION
• Free groceries will be given away in drawing benefitting heritage center
• Cemetery memorial services slated June 18
• Hendrick family meets June 25 for reunion
• Youth participate in piano auditions at Jacksonville
• PATRICIA DELUNA
• LESSIE WAGONER SR.
• MAXINE HUCKEBA
• MAURINE BREWER MARTIN
• CARLOS ANTHONY JOHNSON SR.
• THELMA A. CLUTE
• JAMES BENJAMIN LANIER
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Seeing ‘red’ while reminiscing about life and the ‘tomato deal’
• Raising class sizes does disservice to public education
• Cherokee County Juneteeth celebration planned Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
• Rusk Council discusses zoning changes
• Council swears in 3 members
• Alto Council discusses fees, funds
• Commissioners discuss redistricting options in county
• Alto’s budget crisis captures attention of Wall Street Journal
• 6 county loans may violate Texas law
• Quilt of labels represents 25-year ‘stitch in time’
• Nacogdoches News
• Fireworks prohibited in National Forests/Grasslands
• BRETT NAMED SOUTHERN DIRECTOR OF FOREST MANAGEMENT
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Tractor Supply Company Partners with FFA for “Change for the Future”
• TEXAS RANGER JAMES CORYELL REMAINS A MYSTERY
• Texas Forage and Grazing Council meeting set June 22 at Overton
• Texas crop, weather for June 14
• Woman receives A&M Spirit Award
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• REGION 7 ESC ANNOUNCES REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR
• Regional health information network under way
• News Alert: New fire engines to be presented to 8 Texas departments
• FAMILIES WITH BABIES IN INTENSIVE CARE TO BENEFIT FROM MARCH OF DIMES NICU KIOSK PROJECT
• Jayathi Murthy Named Chair of Mechanical Engineering Department at Cockrell School of Engineering
• Heat has affected bugs as well as humans
• Hueco Tanks State Park and Historic Site chosen to compete for national award
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ AWARDS MORE THAN $1 MILLION TO TEXAS 4-H MEMBERS
• Fad diets may not lead to successful weight loss
• COMMEMORATE JUNETEENTH WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE TRAVEL GUIDE
• Five Ways to Help Your Family Take an Offline Break
• Architecture Students Design New School for Children in East African Villages
• Architecture students design new school for children in East African villages
• Nacogdoches News
• Stonewall to host July 8 hands-on cattle workshop
• Hands-on Museum executive tapped for CEO position of children’s museum in southern California
• DSHS Offers Hot Weather Precautions
• Baby’s Breath euphorbia a Texan plant at heart
• TPWD News Digest for June 6-9
• Grant provides language building program for pre-schoolers
• REGION 7 ESC ANNOUNCES REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR
• Subtle changes in two or more genes may cause some autism
• Shootout between U. S. law enforcement and drug cartel on Texas border
• Pet Talk
• Comptroller’s Annual HUB Expo Promotes State Procurement Connections
• Attorney General Abbott Opposes Federal Interference With Job Creation, States' Right-To-Work Laws
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Texas Immunization Registry Now Covers Adults
• Campers wanted for fifth annual Kamp K’aana
• Nacogdoches News
• Cherokee County Jail Records
• Toyota ShareLunker Fingerling Stockings Completed
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE LAUNCHES NEW GO TEXAN OR GO THIRSTY PROGRAM
• State-Fish Art Contest Show and Fair at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center June 25
• KEEP FINANCIAL PREPAREDNESS IN MIND AS HURRICANE SEASON STARTS
• MOST MEN DON’T LIKE TO DISCUSS PROSTATE CANCER, BUT SHOULD
• Lost your Texas Highway Patrol-issued ticket? Look for it online
• HHS and The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology introduce new Investing in Innovations (i2) Initiative
• Genes provide landmarks on the roadmap of autism
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Kicks Off June Homeownership Month
• BCM, Texas Children’s announce recruitment of Dr. Peter Hotez and team in major advance to develop vaccines for world’s poor
• Approximately $40 million in Affordable Care Act funds for statewide chronic disease prevention programs
• JISD honors teachers during annual service awards
• Free groceries will be given away in drawing benefitting Heritage Center
• Singletary Memorial Library schedules summer reading program
• Rusk ISD receives a $3,000 grant
• Classic 4-H Club is planning a summer of fun events
• Keep Rusk Beautiful
• Clean pipes award presented to 29 local businesses
• CLARIFICATION
• Meador-Swearingen reunion slated June 11
• Jacksonville Public Library announces summer reading program
• SFA student receives 2 scholarships
• RUSK ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLLS
• 7 Rusk students participate in Duke program
• Chamber of Commerce welcomes new members adding a variety of different businesses to its roll
• Free meals offered all children during summer vacation break
• Cemetery homecoming set
• Fishing with Dad program introduced at Rusk Primary School
• Standings
• Photos
• Rube Sessions Memorial Library announces events
• Rusk Rotary Club plans July 4 parade, celebration
• 5 Cents: legislators go into ‘overtime’ for education funding
• Band captures 14th consecutive sweepstakes title
• DORIS CHRISTINE NELSON
• JACK R. WALDIE
• GORDON ALEXANDER ALLEN
• CARROLL HEARNE
• BERNICE EVELYN EZELL
• Area residents have until June 27 to question appraisals
• Alto Police Department answers 92 calls in May, investigates break-ins
• Rusk State Hospital Volunteer Council sponsors July 4 celebration
• Rusk PD arrests 17 in 2-week period
• JOHN WILLIAM CONWAY
• JOHN B. ROSSER
• BEVERLY (JEANIE) GRIMES
• GEORGE LEE SADLER
• T.M. (TATER) TOWNLEY
• BETTY JOE HAM
• CHARLES ALAN EGBERT
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• NOW| and again
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• CLARIFICATION
• TxDOT constructing both roads and wildflower bouquets
• Alto City Attorney explains Open Meetings Act
• TDCJ to hold hiring seminar June 23
• Sacred Heart Catholic Church Spring raffle tickets on sale
• Rusk City Pool Splash Days June 11, 16
• ‘Rally for Rebecca’ Friday night
• Rusk Council starts work on budget
• J’ville Tomato Fest this weekend
• 12 animals seized from Jacksonville property
• Fat Dog slated to return to Rusk by July 4 under new ownership
• Summer openings planned
• Texas crop, weather for June 7
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Special protein protects new islet cells from autoimmune destruction
• SFA School of Theatre announces summer season
• SFA School of Theatre announces summer season
• Prepare for disasters by safeguarding records
• International History Scholar Gets First Mack Brown Chair and LBJ School and History Joint Appointment
• International History Scholar Gets First Mack Brown Chair and LBJ School and History Joint Appointment
• DPS employee terminated after criminal investigation
• Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) Update
• Free cancer seminar slated June 7
• TWC Extends Hours at Tele-Centers in June for Unemployment Benefit Claimants
• Troopers will seek unsafe drivers and vehicles during 72-hour commercial vehicle event
• SENATE NEWS
• Pesky viruses still present in the summer
• New interactive traveling exhibition to open at Discovery Science Place on Friday, June 10, 2011.
• Texas Conservation Action Plan comment period June 10-July 8
• Smart Ideas for Trimming Calories This Summer
• RECESSION: DOUBLE-DIP OR FINAL STAGE?
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules June Tax Help Seminars
• Leslie Cedar Named Executive Director and CEO of Texas Exes
• Artisans Trail slates Second Saturday Art Jam June 11
• Wetland plants flourishing
• TAD OFFERS A ROUND OF THANKS DURING “NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH”
• Workshop to focus on growing longleaf pines
• THOR is Coming to East Texas An 80,000 pound public safety center on wheels to be brought in for 9-1-1 Telecommunicator Training
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas crop, weather for June 1, 2011
• 20 high school students visit Texas A&M
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Art openings and film scheduled this weekend at The Cole Art Center
• Rett protein needed for adult neuron function
• Pet Talk-Topical Wound Care for Horses
• Neches River Rendezvous Scheduled for Saturday, June 4
• NFL'S ADRIAN PETERSON TO HOST FOOTBALL CAMP IN TYLER
• Executor Returns $800,000 To Charitable Foundation Created By South Texas Rancher Robert C. East
• Nacogdoches News
• Most Wanted fugitives get extra attention
• Minivectors renew gene therapy hopes for lung treatments
• Longleaf pine workshop planned for Diboll
• Law Enforcement Update
• Texas Historical Commission
• Texas A&M students may assist with redistricting
• NFL'S ADRIAN PETERSON TO HOST FOOTBALL CAMP IN TYLER
• 17,000 homeless and at risk veterans to benefit from more than $28 million in US Department of Labor job training grants to continue existing programs
• FFA Scholarship awarded
• Rusk Swimming Pool will open June 4
• Homecoming planned at Lynches Chapel
• Rusk couple notes 50th anniversary
• Business of the Month
• $229,000 offered in scholarships at banquet
• Help is needed for Childs family
• Jacksonville Public Library offers computer classes
• Rusk couple notes 50th wedding anniversary
• Jacksonville Public Library announces summer reading program
• Gloria Jennings receives media award
• Haddon- McIntyre
• Citizens 1st Bank annnounces vice-president
• Home buyers’ information session June 30
• Pride of the Tribe: 2011 Jacksonville Sports Banquet
• Standings
• Photos
• A ‘fair’ day attracts visitors to Rusk
• Rusk Football Camp June 6-9
• More than elementary art
• Annual Jarratt Cemetery meeting slated June 4
• St. John’s UMC announces June activities
• VERLINE LOUISE REED
• Free meals planned this summer in 3 cities
• RAE RUSSELL EDDINS
• APRIL HUGHES
• ALEX SHAHEEN
• JIMMY AKIN
• BRITTANIE LYNN HIGHT
• Rusk’s Memorial Day service pays homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• SCENE| in Passing
• Cartoon
• 5 Cents: debates continue on education funding, eminent domain, water utilities
• Tomato Fest planned for June 11
• CCAD revamps website
• Unemployment rates decrease again in area
• AISD honors retirees
• Lawsuit against RISD settled out of court
• DA investigating possible Open Meetings Act violation
• Creativity Soars at Rusk Elementary Art Show
• Secrets of Ancient Egypt revealed through modern science at Baylor Univ. exhibit
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR JUNE 2011
• Statement on conference committee adoption of 2012-13 Texas state budget
• News Alert: Planning the Urban Forest workshop stresses value of trees
• A&M astronomer part of 3-D mapping masterpiece
• Pet Talk
• Second Saturday Arts Jam In Edom and Ben Wheeler Includes “Patchworks & Patterns: Quilts & Stories of East Texas & Families" Exhibit
• A&M's International Study Centers enhance research experience
• Texas Forest Service expertise required in Missouri
• Overseas Travel to Texas Jumps 14% in 2010
• Texas job growth 'twice as nice'
• State monthly oil and gas statistics
• Attorney General Abbott Supports Signing Of Human Trafficking Prevention Legislation
• Texas Senate News for 5-25, 5-30 and 5-31
• National Fishing Day June 4 at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• TEXAS ONCOLOGY-TYLER AND MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITAL-TYLER PARTNER WITH THE INTERNATIONAL GENOMICS CONSORTIUM AS A KEY NETWORK TISSUE SOURCE SITE FOR THE NIH'S THE CANCER GENOME ATLAS PROJECT
• Texas wildlife academy wraps up in Lufkin
• TWC to hold public hearing for child care and development fund state plan
• $3.31 Million in Trails Grants Awarded by TPW Commission
• TH Healthcare approved for Texas Enterprise Zone Project
• Dr. Dan Melconian, assistant professor of physics and astronomy at Texas A&M University, has been recognized with a 2011 United States Department of Energy Early Career Research Award for his
• Turk's Cap named Texas Superstar
• Master gene may shed new light on lysosomal and neurodegenerative disorders
• TxDOT project updates for the week of May 30
• HHS to Reduce Premiums, Make it Easier for Texas Residents with Pre-Existing Conditions to Get Health Insurance
• 3rd Annual Genealogy Workshops
• What to do if you encounter a marijuana cultivation site in a national forest
• Extensive protein interaction network controls gene regulation
• Western Swing's mystery man – and why it's time he got his due
• Western Swing's mystery man – and why it's time he got his due
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• East Texas Horticultural Field Day set June 23
• East Texas Horticultural Field Day set June 23
• Congressman Hensarling’s Weekly Washington Update:
• Congressman Hensarling’s Weekly Washington Update:
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CHALLENGES MAYORS ACROSS TEXAS TO FEED MORE HUNGRY CHILDREN THIS SUMMER
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CHALLENGES MAYORS ACROSS TEXAS TO FEED MORE HUNGRY CHILDREN THIS SUMMER
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CALLS ON CHEFS TO GO LOCAL, GO TEXAN DURING 2011 GO TEXAN RESTAURANT ROUND-UP
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES CALLS ON CHEFS TO GO LOCAL, GO TEXAN DURING 2011 GO TEXAN RESTAURANT ROUND-UP
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES AND 68 TEXAS LEGISLATORS SUPPORT GOVERNOR’S DISASTER DECLARATION APPEAL TO HELP TEXAS RECOVER FROM WILDFIRES
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES AND 68 TEXAS LEGISLATORS SUPPORT GOVERNOR’S DISASTER DECLARATION APPEAL TO HELP TEXAS RECOVER FROM WILDFIRES
• City of Nacogdoches Main Street Advisory Board honors downtowners….
• City of Nacogdoches Main Street Advisory Board honors downtowners….
• CENTRAL TEXAS MAN WHO STOLE FROM INVESTMENT CLIENTS SENTENCED TO 25 YEARS
• CENTRAL TEXAS MAN WHO STOLE FROM INVESTMENT CLIENTS SENTENCED TO 25 YEARS
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• “Stock up for your Memorial Day goodies this weekend at the Farmer’s Market”
• “Stock up for your Memorial Day goodies this weekend at the Farmer’s Market”
• “Click It or Ticket” Campaign in Full Effect
• “Click It or Ticket” Campaign in Full Effect
• Students receive Ford $1,000 scholarships
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Annual Jarratt Cemetery meeting slated June 4
• 20 years service
• TSR fetes armed forces
• EXPERIENCE COUNTS
• Meador-Swearingen reunion slated June 11
• WILLIAM ( BILL) ISAACKS
• RICHARD HUNT
• DIANE PROFFITT
• APRIL ALSPACH
• Engagement
• Yard of the Month
• 50th wedding anniversary
• Bridal shower
• Reklaw man charged with horse theft
• Cuney man charged with drug possession after May 20 search
• Cherokee County rabies vaccinations total 1,524
• A bedeviling pitch
• Collins named NFCA allregion second teamer
• All-district squads named for Rusk, Troup teams
• Standings
• Photos
• Welcoming visitors
• Trophy winners
• G&T program provides opportunities for students
• Solid waste fees increase to $4/cu. yd.
• Alto resource fair
• JISD names teachers of the year for 2010-11
• JEDCO honors 2 local industries, 12 graduates of leadership class
• Rusk begins Certified Retirement Community application process
• Rusk Chamber’s Spotlight
• Salame-Alvarez engagement told
• Ministerial Alliance elects new officers, sponsors special events
• GWENDOLYN WALKER HARRIS
• A mind to achieve
• CLEMENT HAYNES JR.
• VICKIE DURRETT DUDLEY
• KENT EDWIN GULVIN
• MARY MARIE WILLIAMS
• OSCAR LINDSTROM
• JOHN C. COLLIER SR.
• CLAUDE DAVID (DAVE) BLAKE
• SANDRA HAMMONS
• JESSIE ANTOWAN SMITH
• RICHARD BASS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• There will be spills
• Please – share the road
• Graduation magazine will feature Cherokee County graduates
• Save money during tax holiday
• A hungry child can’t learn
• Newspaper has early news/advertising deadline for holiday
• THIS WEEK
• 446 county seniors prepare to take center stage
• School election is canvassed
• Alto Police Dept. to be furloughed
• Tar sands pipeline controversy continues
• Fair on the square
• Democrats meet at Jim Hogg for picnic
• Ratcliff Recreation Area, hiking trails remain closed
• U.S. Army, Red River Depot Achieves Tree Farm Certification
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Game Wardens to promote safe boating through increased water patrol Memorial Day Weekend
• Clean-Drain-Dry Your Boat to Minimize Spread of Zebra Mussels
• Tyler Junior College Board meeting Agenda
• Texas Workforce Commission Serves Texas’ Small Businesses
• Senate News
• Senate News
• Texas crop, weather for May 24
• DPS announces details of DRP Indigency Program
• SFA Campus Recreation to host summer camps for kids
• East Texas Communities Foundation Awards over $173,000 in Scholarships
• Ready or Not? Outreach Tour to Visit Nacogdoches to Encourage Emergency Preparation
• Texas is Now Swine Brucellosis Free
• TAHC releases 59,100 acres in Starr County from Temporary Fever Tick Quarantine Zone
• Tax advice for newlyweds
• BOSQUE COUNTY RECOGNIZED FOR EXEMPLARY COURTHOUSE STEWARDSHIP
• Texans Support Budget Cuts, But Not Cuts in Social Services, Public Education, Poll Says
• SFA Music Preparatory Division offers summer lessons and camps
• Hilsenbeck named Fellow of American Statistical Association
• Hensarling Congratulates Winners of Congressional Art Contest
• Registrations being accepted for SFA Summer Art Academy
• Bird Bracelets on Dove an Overlooked Prize for Hunters
• Baylor College of Medicine extends global reach to India
• 3rd Annual GENEALOGY WORKSHOPS
• “Click It or Ticket” enforcement kicks off Monday
• SFA Cole Art Center closed, readying for June exhibitions
• Bus Safety Cannot Take a Back Seat Any Longer
• Pet Talk
• Attorney General Negotiates Agreement To Prevent Underage Tobacco Sales At Circle K Stores
• Jacksonville Walmart Announces Big Changes In Store
• Go Fish! Summer Events Held Across Texas
• Free Fishing Day Set for June 4
• Nacogdoches News
• SENATE NEWS
• Pediatric strokes: more common than most people think
• Komen Houston Grant continues support of breast care at Ben Taub Hospital
• Grants support research to develop novel treatment for children’s cancer
• MINDFEST 2011 – A FESTIVAL OF PLAYFUL INVENTION TO BE HELD AT DISCOVERY SCIENCE PLACE THE HANDS-ON FAMILY MUSEUM HOSTS THE ANNUAL FAMILY EVENT
• Certain breast cancer patients may benefit from combined HER-2 targeted treatment without chemotherapy
• Rusk Junior High choir will present 'Getting to Know You"
• SENATE NEWS
• Texas A&M professor studies hurricanes with computers
• Old coin buyer visits Jacksonville this week
• Seasons end for Rusk baseball, Rusk and Alto softball
• Alto’s Wells 3rd, Singletary 8th at UIL State Track Meet
• Rube Session Memorial Library News
• Jacksonville Chamber joins Texas Forest Trail
• Jacksonville Public Library announces summer reading program
• Free ETMC Olympic Center core strengthening seminar scheduled May 26
• UTA’s Collins named pitcher of the year
• Dynamic Duo: Westbrook twins sign with ETBU
• alto all sports
• Formal Jackets: Alto honors athletes at all-sports banquet
• Eagles, Lady Eagles soaring at RHS All-Sports Banquet
• Honored by the flock: Rusk All-Sports Banquet
• Alto-Rusk Baseball & Softball Standings
• Photos
• 446 county seniors graduate
• More than 1,200 graduates participate in Stephen F. Austin’s spring commencement
• Jim Perkins delivers SFA’s commencement address
• Nichols’ 5 cents: end of session deadlines loom in Austin
• County jail has different telephone number
• Annual Memorial Day ceremony set May 30
• Peace Officers Memorial week is slated May 15-21 in county
• Information sought concerning Ruskite who was killed in action in Vietnam War
• Church plans Susie McEntire concert
• People’s Church will host fish fry May 21
• Class of 1945
• Elderly Abuse Prevention
• 90th birthday party will honor Mrs. West
• Student technology showcase slated at Rusk Intermediate School
• Who Let the Dogs Out? race planned for the Rusk Fair on the Square May 28
• Annual Jarratt Cemetery meeting slated June 4
• Essay winners announced
• Students participate in dental program
• Fund benefits Terry L. Cumby Bauer
• Nan Travis Foundation sponsors art show
• Bullard resident named to SFA president’s list
• Eastside Baptist Church opens academy
• Donations sought for missionary project
• ETMC Jacksonville offers forum on smoking
• MEALS ON WHEELS May 23-31
• Rusk Intermediate School Citizenship Awards
• Rail authority considers purchase of individual rolling stock pieces
• House fire
• Downtown windows will be decorated for festival
• Rusk PD works 101 reports in 15 days
• Locks of Love
• Alto Community Resource Fair includes 20 exhibitors on May 21
• Eastern Star meets May 24
• Alto Church sponsors special concert
• Man charged in shooting
• Crime Stoppers offer $500 reward for information
• VESTA MAE RICHARDS
• STEVE BYRON REEVES
• PAUL GRIFFIN
• JAMES EARL WALLACE
• ROY ROSS BOYD
• AVIS LORITA MORRIS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• SYBLE LINTHICUM HAM
• BRIAN SNOKE
• ROBERT THOMAS HENDRICKS III
• Cartoon
• Clarification regarding road
• BOWMAN’S| east texas
• FAST| forward
• Rusk chamber is a valuable resource
• Cherokee County cities fail to match statewide sales tax growth of 11.4%
• Meeting called Saturday in Alto to discuss Keystone Pipeline
• Alto slates city-wide clean up day on Saturday
• Cherokee County‘s burn ban lifted Monday
• Decision 2011
• 4 Jacksonville schools recognized by TEA
• Council nixes proposal to sell alcohol at Rusk Civic Center
• Melvin is new Jacksonville mayor
• Top athletes honored in Alto, Jacksonville
• Nacogdoches News
• National Forests and Grasslands in Texas supervisor’s office moving to new offices
• TEXAS SALVATION ARMY ASSISTS IN TORNADO RELIEF
• Texas A&M and Partners Launch “Aggie Owned and Operated” Program Thursday
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Texas crop, weather for May 17
• Comptroller Raises Revenue Estimate Sales and Oil Production Tax Projections Increase
• Attorney General Charges Corpus Christi Man With Falsely Claiming To Be A Doctor, Unlawfully Selling Unapproved Supplements
• Attorney General Abbott Honors Texas' Fallen Law Enforcement Officers
• More Rain on Deck for Mississippi Flood Areas
• IN LIGHT OF FLOODING, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY ENGINEERS OFFER CLEAN-UP TIPS FOR FLOOD-RELATED MOLD
• Lone Star Military plans job and resource fair
• Fallen Texas peace officers honored today
• ConocoPhillips donates $1 million to Texas A&M Universit
• Big Fish Stories Can Have Happier Endings
• Sports Roundup: Alto's Wells finishes 3rd at state track meet
• Jacksonville elects a new mayor
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Texas A&M honors 3 for lifetime achievements
• SENATE NEWS
• TEXAS SELECTS ARTISTS TO REPRESENT STATE
• Social Security Board of Trustees: Projected Trust Fund Exhaustion One Year Sooner
• SFA to host band camps
• Heavy Rain Possible in Mississippi Flood Area
• Rusk-Huntington softball series moved to Cushing (UPDATED)
• Public meeting to address tornado damage in Davy Crockett National Forest
• Davy Crockett National Forest remains under fire restrictions
• Texas Parks & Wildlife News Digest
• Texas has lost 18 game wardens in the line of duty since 1919
• Nacogdoches News
• SENATE NEWS
• SENATE NEWS
• Texas A&M will be available for recruiting day
• Pet Talk
• Free ETMC forum on deep brain stimulation for patients with Parkinson’s disease or essential tremor
• Extreme drought crippling Texas agriculture
• Nacogdoches News
• Potential new predictor of male reproductive potential identified
• Gov. Perry Appoints Eight to Trinity River Authority Board of Directors
• News Alert:
• Experts Promote Consumer Awareness of Online Moving Scams
• Electronic fingerprints now required for CHL application
• Texas Survival Stories Show Need for Disaster Plans
• DPS warns of aggressive summer door to door alarm sales
• Grand Opening of Doris Day Horse Rescue and Adoption Center in Murchison, Texas, on Saturday
• Dallas man added to Texas Most Wanted Sex Offender list
• BCM student receives two national outstanding student awards
• Thursday (May 12) Rusk softball playoff game canceled
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Tornadoes Return in the Midweek
• The brain performs visual search near-optimally
• Senate News
• Senate News
• Texas Logging Council to hold State Meeting July 8-9
• State has record driest sevenconsecutive months since record keeping began in 1895
• Texas crop, weather for May 10
• Texas A&M will have record number of graduates this month
• A&M professor recognized as Sloan Research Fellow
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Texas A&M is international leader
• Social Security Reveals the Most Popular Baby Names in Texas for 2010
• Home grown remedies may not be the best solution for controlling lawn weeds
• Home grown remedies may not be the best solution for controlling lawn weeds
• Growing season can be full of surprises
• Growing season can be full of surprises
• Student technology showcase slated at Rusk Intermediate School
• Barbecue lunch benefits HOPE, Hospice of East Texas, Crisis Center
• Media award
• Jim Perkins will speak at SFA graduation commencement
• Student technology showcase slated at Rusk Intermediate School
• Rabies clinics announced
• Barbecue lunch benefits HOPE, Hospice of East Texas, Crisis Center
• TSR Authority withdraws offer for Streamliner Train at called meeting
• Media award
• 5 Cents: Sen. Nichols explains Senate version of budget
• Jim Perkins will speak at SFA graduation commencement
• How ‘sweep’ it is: Lady Eagles, Lady Jackets win series
• Rabies clinics announced
• TSR Authority withdraws offer for Streamliner Train at called meeting
• 5 Cents: Sen. Nichols explains Senate version of budget
• How ‘sweep’ it is: Lady Eagles, Lady Jackets win series
• Alto-Rusk Baseball & Softball Standings
• Photos
• Alto-Rusk Baseball & Softball Standings
• Photos
• Following 4-day audit, TDCJ prison employees have reason to celebrate
• Following 4-day audit, TDCJ prison employees have reason to celebrate
• Fund established for Terry Cumby Bauer
• Alto slates food drive Saturday
• Church revival is underway
• David Darst will sing Sunday at Hill Top Baptist
• Several activities planned for civic center
• RSH governing body meets at 9 a.m. Friday
• Alto slates food drive Saturday
• Hensarling’s staff provides assistance with forms
• David Darst will sing Sunday at Hill Top Baptist
• TSR wins Best Attraction award April 28
• RSH governing body meets at 9 a.m. Friday
• AHS advances 2 to UIL State Track Meet
• Hensarling’s staff provides assistance with forms
• Rusk’s Harmony Ridge to perform at Sandyland Bluegrass Reunion Saturday
• TSR wins Best Attraction award April 28
• Flag donation
• AHS advances 2 to UIL State Track Meet
• Rusk’s Harmony Ridge to perform at Sandyland Bluegrass Reunion Saturday
• Flag donation
• Fund established for Terry Cumby Bauer
• Church revival is underway
• Several activities planned for civic center
• JESSE WAYNE (PEDRO) DUKE
• Jacksonville honored as Go Texan Retirement Community
• Rube Session Memorial Library News
• Mount Hope homecoming is Sunday, May 15
• Jacksonville honored as Go Texan Retirement Community
• JAMES EARL MICKEY
• Rube Session Memorial Library News
• JERRY HAYDEN TAYLOR
• Mount Hope homecoming is Sunday, May 15
• JESSE WAYNE (PEDRO) DUKE
• JAMES EARL MICKEY
• JERRY HAYDEN TAYLOR
• MARTHA JEAN GLASS HENDRY
• MARTHA ELAINE DAVIS SHATTUCK
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• CHRISTENE FRANCES MAXWELL
• TAXING| thoughts
• MARTHA JEAN GLASS HENDRY
• CHAMBER| beat
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• CHAMBER| beat
• MARTHA ELAINE DAVIS SHATTUCK
• CHRISTENE FRANCES MAXWELL
• TDCJ honors fallen heroes May 6
• TDCJ honors fallen heroes May 6
• Alto, Rusk schools honored by TEA
• Jacksonville plans National Police Week
• Pride of the Eagles
• Alto Community Resource Fair slated for May 21
• Thanks to the Cherokeean Herald for ad assistance
• ‘Mark said it would,’ and East Texas was prepared
• Alto Community Resource Fair slated for May 21
• Students should not be refused food, even for one day
• Thanks to the Cherokeean Herald for ad assistance
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive slated for May 14
• ‘Mark said it would,’ and East Texas was prepared
• Baseball/softball playoffs
• Students should not be refused food, even for one day
• Sheriff’s office will apply for COPS Fast grant
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive slated for May 14
• Alto Police work 44 reports last week
• Baseball/softball playoffs
• Alto, Rusk schools honored by TEA
• Sheriff’s office will apply for COPS Fast grant
• Jacksonville plans National Police Week
• Alto Police work 112 reports last month
• Pride of the Eagles
• Group meets to discuss application for becoming certified retirement community
• 2 injured in Monday wreck
• Man injured in wreck
• Road will be closed to maintain flood gate
• FDA Announces Recall of Supplements Following Texas Attorney General Abbott's Legal Action
• The HHSC Desktop Stakeholder Forum, accessible statewide, is scheduled for Wednesday, May 11, 2011 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
• The HHSC Desktop Stakeholder Forum, accessible statewide, is scheduled for Wednesday, May 11, 2011 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
• Feral hogs ruffle feathers of ground-nesting birds
• Feral hogs ruffle feathers of ground-nesting birds
• Screening of Survival Stories Encourages Texans to Prepare
• Screening of Survival Stories Encourages Texans to Prepare
• Critical fire weather hampers containment efforts in Northwest Texas
• Critical fire weather hampers containment efforts in Northwest Texas
• USDA Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Currently Accepting Applications
• USDA Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Currently Accepting Applications
• Cherokee County Jail records
• Cherokee County Jail records
• City, school elections slated Saturday
• City, school elections slated Saturday
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TxDOT Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary of the Click It or Ticket Campaign
• TPWD News Digest for April 29-May 5, 2011
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES CELEBRATES NATIONAL HEALTH CARE WEEK
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES WOUNDCARE RECEIVES ACCREDITATION
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES HEALTH AT WORK CELEBRATES 15 YEARS OF SERVICE
• Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame to Induct Long-Time TPWD Employee
• Texas State Parks to Host Annual Summer Geocache Challenge Event
• Conservative Christian Women's group will be organized
• Lady Eagles, Lady Jackets win series
• Senate News
• Senate News
• Texas Rangers and Hobbs Police Department need the public’s assistance in finding this man The Texas Rangers and the Hobbs (New Mexico) Police Department are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating the man, whose likeness is
• National Music Society
• SFA art students recognized
• Severe Weather Will Rebound Next Week
• Recipes
• Pet Talk
• Omalizumab effective in treating inadequately controlled allergic asthma
• Former Jim Wells County District Attorney Sentenced to Serve County Jail Time, Pay Restitution
• Attorney General Abbott Charges Distributors With Unlawfully Marketing Dietary Supplement As An Antibiotic
• MEMORIAL DAY IS A TIME TO HONOR SERVICE––PAST AND PRESENT
• Nacogdoches News
• Evacuations Increase along Mississippi River
• Texas Exes Announce 2011 Distinguished Alumnus Award Honorees
• $8,500 reward offered for arrest of Fort Stockton man
• Nacogdoches News
• Senate News
• STATEMENT BY COMMISSIONER STAPLES ON DENIAL OF FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE, LEAVING TEXANS TO SUFFER FROM ONGOING WILDFIRES
• Fine arts students, faculty receive Dean’s Awards
• Texas State Railroad Wins “Best Attraction”!
• Dallas site of IRS Nationwide Tax Forum, July 26-28
• Gov. Perry Reappoints Calhoun and Woolweaver to State Health Services Council
• Fugitive added to Texas Top 10 Most Wanted list
• Nacogdoches News
• BCM radiologic scientist wins prestigious medical physics award
• Gov. Perry Appoints Three to Health and Human Services Council
• Bad may not be as bad as we thought
• Dance will feature Texas Express May 6
• Commissioner Pinotti issues press release
• Cherokeean Herald/KWRW-FM to sponsor Jacksonville Mayoral forum
• Jacksonville Mayoral forum canceled
• Create homemade outdoor crafts
• Alzheimer’s support group meets Thursday
• St. Johns UMC sponsor spaghetti supper, bake sale
• Do not sit around, get busy; arthritis doesn’t have to stop your having fun
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• RJH choir parents sponsor yard sale Saturday
• Funds are sought for special project
• National Day of Prayer observance set Thursday
• Rabies clinics begin May 9
• Wells residents participate
• Campbell- Lucas
• Jacksonville couple sentenced for injury to their young child
• Mr., Miss JC
• International students
• Bicycles given at egg hunt
• Rusk ISD sets kindergarten, pre-kindergarten registration
• Triple play: Rusk baseball/softball, Alto softball win districts
• Alto-Rusk Baseball & Softball Standings
• Photos
• Mission statement defines chamber’s goals
• 5 Cents: Senate tweaks budget, honors Bum Phillips
• Chamber welcomes members
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• RSH Governing Body slates meeting May 13
• ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
• Grand jury no-bills Pct. 3 Commissioner Pinotti
• 3 suspects charged with cattle theft at Reklaw pasture
• Rusk P.D. responds to 93 reports between April 16-30
• Clarification
• Rusk church slates women’s conference
• DOYLA PEARSON CANNON
• PAUL ENNIS TRAYLOR
• DOTTIE MULLICAN
• NELDA TUDMON
• MILDRED DONNER
• NITA MEADOR
• JOE ACKER BRUNSON
• JIM WILSON
• ELMO A. BURNETTE
• PATRICIA SIPES
• JESSIE MAE ZACKERY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Chamber ‘spotlights’ business members with new program
• Citizen asks where JEDCO’s half-cent sales tax goes
• Early voting continues through May 10
• Relay for Life of Cherokee County raises over $250,000
• District Judge Bentley cleared of all charges
• TJC-RSH nursing program growing together
• ‘Up in the air:’ Alto council studies budget
• Unemployment rates drop in county, area
• State playoffs triple play
• Ratcliff Recreation Area heavily damaged by recent storms
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Texas Restaurant Association President Bob Westbrook Keynote Speaker at Texas Forest Trail Region A Taste for Partnership Regional Summit
• Region 7 Introduces Alternative Certification Programs for Principals and Superintendents
• Texas Day Extravaganza to be Held at Kilgore City Park
• Texas Department of Transportation
• TPWD News Digest for April 21-28, 2011
• Toyota ShareLunker Program Winds Up Season 25
• Nacogdoches News
• Texas State-Fish Art Contest Winners Announced
• SENATE APPROVES $4 BILLION IN NON-TAX REVENUE
• SENATE MARKS DEATH OF BIN LADEN
• SENATE APPROVES HEALTHCARE SAVINGS BILL
• Texas crop, weather for May 3
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE –www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA Trombone Choir concert slated
• Austin man makes Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender list
• Nacogdoches Main Street celebrating Historic Preservation month….
• Pet Talk
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules May Tax Help Seminar
• Joint State and Federal Probe Leads to Health Care Fraud Conviction The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas issued the following news release on April 28, 2011:
• Comptroller Combs Takes Additional Actions to Assist People Affected by Unauthorized Data Posting and to Enhance Data Security
• Nacogdoches student wins Texas Arbor Day Poster Contest
• Mother’s Day News Tips
• Cherokee County Genealogical Society meets May 9
• CELEBRATE PRESERVATION MONTH BY VISITING A FIRST LADY’S TEXAS TREASURES AWARD WINNING COMMUNITY
• EMBARK ON A FAMILY CAMPING ADVENTURE THIS SPRING
• Law Enforcement Update Electronic Data Security Breaches: Take A Police Report
• Land Stewardship Workshop for Women
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announce Lake O’ the Pines Stilling Basin De-watering
• Retirement plans can benefit employers and employees
• Do kids need sports drinks?
• USDA Invests in Texas Organic Farmers and Ranchers
• Texas Forest Service continues to foster partnership in Galveston
• MEDIA ADVISORY
• Eggheads to Gather at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center to Cook Hamburgers
• Breast progenitor cells form a unique type of breast cancer
• Beaudet named to National Academy of Sciences
• Drug Claims Prompt Health Alert
• DPS seizes almost five tons of marijuana in McAllen
• Depression versus anxiety: know the symptoms, similarities and differences
• Afghan agricultural, governance delegation visits Washington D.C., Austin, College Station
• Gov. Perry Reappoints Odiorne and Underwood to Task Force on Indigent Defense
• Gov. Perry Appoints Kibby to Lower Colorado River Authority Board of Directors
• Gov. Perry Appoints Greco-Pool to State Pension Review Board
• SFA Trombone Choir concert slated
• SENATE APPROVES HEALTHCARE SAVINGS BILL
• TWC Enforces Wage Payment Law
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES BREAKS GROUND ON LOUIS AND PEACHES OWEN HEART HOSPITAL
• Nacogdoches News
• Annual Piney Woods Cow Congress set May 13 in Pollock
• Menu
• Attorney General Abbott Recognized by Texas Nonprofit Children at Risk for Efforts to Protect Texas Children
• ETMC offers free forum on the warning signs of stroke
• Hensarling Offers Help To Those Affected by Severe Weather
• CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION 505 SE LOOP 456 JACKSONVILLE, TX 75766
• Austin man makes Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender list
• Nacogdoches News
• APRIL 1 CATTLE ON FEED UP 5 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
• News from the Texas Senate
• SFA Music Preparatory Division recitals scheduled
• SFA’s ‘Missa Solemnis’ features alumni, local talent
• SFA to screen 'Ghost Bird' at Cole Art Center
• Rusk Garden Club seeks nominations for Yard of the Month
• Irises can be found in gardens throughout Cherokee County
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Central High community homecoming is May 1
• RHS ag student is ‘Best in Texas’
• Church slates spaghetti supper, bake sale May 6
• Community awareness, fish fry set April 30
• Justices of the Peace attend seminar April 17-20
• Homecoming slated at Pleasant Grove Cemetery
• Rusk ISD set kindergarten, pre-kindergarten registration
• LMC Hospitality Administration presents tourism video to Jacksonville chamber
• Bellows- Ball
• 70th anniversary
• Butcher- Dover
• Villagrana- McRae
• Day of Prayer slated May 5
• Republican Club meets May 3 in Jacksonville
• Democrats will meet April 28 in Jacksonville
• TxDOT plans work in and around Cherokee County this week
• Tickets on sale for Rusk All-Sports Banquet
• ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
• 5 Cents: state Senate committee approves budget
• J’ville FCA Fun Run May 14
• Rusk athletic screenings Saturday in Tyler
• Collins drops games to UT, Sam Houston State
• Championship chase: Rusk, Alto teams finish week 6-1
• Soil, water conservation awards presented
• 150 attend volunteer appreciation luncheon
• Keystone pipeline XL comment period underway through June 6
• County early voting May 2-10
• DAVID (DAVE) W. BLAIR
• ROBERT LEE BOSTICK
• CAROLYN (WOODY) GOFF
• GERALD WAYNE SHARPE
• DOLORES “DEE” DOUGLAS
• AELINE HALBERT LOPER
• LINDA ANN JOHNSON HANCOCK
• SABLE SIMMS RIDER
• BELVA DEAN WHITE COCHRAN
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• KENNETH (KEN) JONES
• PAMELA DENISE EVERETT
• CURTIS COMER
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Children’s sports still for children, or for parents?
• Buzzkill: K2 banned across Texas
• Proposed redistricting plan changes District 11
• Newspaper archives ‘go live’ on Internet
• Proposed pipeline will not pay off as predicted
• No new roads added to county map
• Relay for Life this Friday night
• Workshop to focus on growing longleaf pines
• Tyler Junior College
• Texas crop, weather for April 26
• Texas Forest Service issues call for famous tree nominees
• Texas crop, weather for April 26
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• USDA Rural Housing Administrator Announces Support
• Texas Forest Service to celebrate trees at State Arbor Day celebration in Pearland
• Regional Safety Exercise Next Week
• Happy Arbor Day
• Attorney General Abbott’s Statement on Texas’ Receipt of $830 Million in Education Funds
• NEWS FROM THE TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD
• MEDIA ALERT – NEWS CONFERENCE SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY 4-27-11
• TEXAS CONSERVATION ALLIANCE HONORED AT NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION 75TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
• Gene therapy preserves vision in mice with rare blinding disorder
• USDA Rural Housing Administrator Announces Support For Health Care, public safety and Education Projects in Texas
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• U.S. DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION AND TREASURY RECOGNIZE TEXAS STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN THE 2010-11 NATIONAL FINANCIAL CAPABILITY CHALLENGE
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• News Alert: Critical wildfire conditions predicted on Tuesday
• Celebrate Arbor Day in Texas by Planting Trees
• Excellence in Wood Design Nominations Sought
• Amarillo man added to Texas Top 10 Most Wanted list; $5,000 reward offered
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation
• AREA CHILDREN INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN “SAFE PLANTING” WORKSHOP AND POSTER CHALLENGE AT LOCAL HANDS-ON MUSEUM ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30TH
• Annual Piney Woods Cow Congress set May 13 in Pollock
• Medicaid ID changes on the way
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TxDOT Launches New Motorcycle Safety Campaign Aimed at Drivers
• Most Wanted Sex Offender captured
• News from the Texas Senate
• Postmenopausal bleeding could be a sign of endometrial cancer
• Pet Talk
• Governor’s Small Business Forums Begin Second Series April 29
• Director of National Institute on Drug Abuse to receive Alexander Award in Psychiatry
• CRAFT-TURNEY WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION 505 SE LOOP 456 JACKSONVILLE, TX 75766
• Recent Cherokee County Jail Records
• Nacogdoches News
• TSTC Marshall Partners with Weatherford U.S., L.P.
• Texas Parks & Wildlife News Digest
• News from the Texas Senate
• News from the Texas Senate
• Texas Forest Service partners with Texas Military Forces
• A Second Identity Monitoring Discount Available To Texans Affected by Personal Data Exposure
• Mood changes triggered by menopause
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES TOUTS TEXAS AS A TOP CHOICE FOR RETIREES ON RETIRE IN TEXAS DAY
• FRESH CELEBRATES EARTH DAY INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE STORE
• A FRESH PARTNERSHIP WITH GREENBERG TURKEYS
• Yard of Month
• Texans recognize 5 species as their official state flower
• Applications for Rusk ISD Head Start underway
• Central Baptist Church announces new programs
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• TNT registration is now underway
• Senior Finale asks for metal donations
• Johnson- McWilliams
• Couple plans July 9 wedding
• TSR Authority votes to hold off on rolling stock acquisition at meeting
• Rusk Eagles break 6-year streak, reach playoffs
• Collins goes 1-1 as Mavs win series over Ladyjacks
• 39 county track athletes advance to regionals
• Hitting their stride: county teams run at district meets
• Saturday’s bake sale will benefit Relay for Life
• Part-time deputy killed
• National Library week observed in Rusk
• RHS students are returned to classes
• Rusk City Council discusses possible condemnation, demolition
• 5 Cents: state receives $830 million in education funding
• Police department works 7 accidents, 146 reports
• Loan applications are being accepted
• Nan Travis Foundation sponsors art show
• Central High community homecoming is May 1
• Solid Rock Baptist Church slates Easter tent revival
• Rusk 1st UMC announces Holy Week services
• St. John’s UMC announces upcoming services
• Order of the Eastern Star will meet April 26
• Woodland Heights Baptist slates sunrise service
• MONICA TORRES
• MILDRED CHRISTINE ROPER KINCANNON
• DAVID LEE HUDSON
• MILTON (UNCLE SAM) BOGGS
• Baroque/Sonatina festival is held
• Tickets on sale
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Students should not be punished academically
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• Cartoon
• Clarifications
• Learning to speak Texan
• Punishment for drinking could have been worse
• More than 5,000 riders meet Thomas and Friends in Rusk
• Alto Board recognizes UIL teams
• JISD board discusses renovation, annual reports
• County burn ban initiated
• Redistricting of county precincts examined
• Cherokee County observes Easter
• Snoopy to Visit the Texas State Railroad This Weekend!
• Guest violinist to present recital at SFA
• Alumnus featured trumpet soloist for SFA jazz bands concert
• SFA bands will present free outdoor concert
• SFA to stage surreal comedy ‘The Breasts of Tiresias’
• SFA bands present 'Journeys' concert
• New study finds better strategy for lymphoma immunotherapy
• Large area of Texas at risk Thursday as wildfire conditions are expected to worsen
• Web-based system for childhood cancer survivors being implemented nationwide by Children’s Oncology Group
• UNT EXPERTS JOIN THE EFFORT TO RAISE AWARENESS OF MENINGITIS PREVENTION
• U.S. Forest Service issues fire restrictions for Davy Crockett National Forest
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Seal coat work begins May 2
• Texas State Technical College Marshall (TSTC Marshall) has partnered with Weatherford U.S., L.P.
• Texas State Historical Association Launches Online Feature for Civil War Sesquicentennial
• TJC residence hall wing dedicated in memory of former Apache Belles director
• Top 10 fugitive arrested in El Paso
• Tickets on sale April 20 for ‘The Diviners’ at TJC
• The GREAT Texas Land Rush!!
• Texas Giant Salvinia Effort Reaches Boaters, Raises Awareness
• Consumer Alert: Fraudulent Phone Call Targets State Employee Following Internet Security Breach
• Think Texas:
• New Severe Storm, Tornado Outbreak Taking Shape
• Get through menopause by reevaluating your health care needs
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation
• Texas Top 10 Sex Offender arrested in Kansas
• Agriculture producers, rural business owners
• Cinco de Mayo Celebration at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center May 7
• Nacogdoches News
• Avon Foundation grant will help researchers study breast cancer that has spread to the brain
• New flexibility for states to improve Medicaid and implement innovative practices New rules will make Medicaid more flexible and efficient, helping states provide better care and lower costs The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today a
• Nacogdoches News
• Making Temporary Changes to Brain Could Speed up Learning, Study Reports
• TransCanada Receives Confirmation of Keystone Environmental Review
• U.S. State Department Releases Supplemental Analysis on Keystone XL
• Storm News released
• Glover and Michalka Appointed to TWC Human Rights Commission
• Agriculture News
• Former FCA Chairman Honored by Farm Credit Bank of Texas
• Texas receiving additional aerial support for wildfires
• DRP surcharge amnesty payments due APRIL 17
• Death Toll Rises as Tornadoes Ransack Carolinas state
• Cherokee County Jail Records
• Republicans seeking scholarship applicants
• Senate COMMITTEE LOOKS AT ALAMO MANAGEMENT
• SFA Wind Symphony concert features Louisiana composers
• SFA to present surrealist play, 'The Breasts of Tiresias'
• SFA to present surrealist play, 'The Breasts of Tiresias'
• SFA to present surrealist play, 'The Breasts of Tiresias'
• SFA to present surrealist play, 'The Breasts of Tiresias'
• Can't file income taxes on time? Get an extension until Oct. 17
• Get ticked off – from head to toe
• U.S. Department of Agriculture
• Eagleman awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES JOINS GOVERNOR PERRY TO ASSESS WILDFIRE DAMAGE AND HELP REBUILD LIVES OF FELLOW TEXANS
• Anti-SLAPP bill Receives Unanimous Vote in Both House and Senate Committees
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• April Designated as National Fair Housing Month
• SALVATION ARMY AIDS WILDFIRE RESPONDERS ACROSS WEST TEXAS
• TEXAS SURVEY FINDS GROCERY PRICES ON THE RISE
• Senate News
• Spring Forestry Event
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SEEKS YOUNG FARMERS, RANCHERS STARTING OR EXPANDING OPERATIONS
• Texas crop, weather for April 12
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Snoring may be cause for alarm
• Pet Talk-Texas Box Turtle….A Good Pet for You?
• Texas Attorney General Charges California Telemarketer With “Do Not Call Law” Violations
• Comptroller’s Office Begins Notification of Personal Information Exposure
• MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITAL-TYLER NAMED ONE OF THE NATION'S 100 TOP HOSPITALS BY THOMSON REUTERS
• Program on your mineral rights
• Health briefs
• Gene activity studies classify response to flu vaccine
• Exercise-induced asthma is a manageable condition
• Nacogdoches News
• News Alert: April is Wildfire Awareness Month
• Fire Danger abd advusirues
• U.S. Forest Service issues fire restrictions
• EXTREME WILDFIRE DANGER:
• News Alert: Conditions in place for dangerous wildfire this weekend
• Interested citizens attend board meeting
• Pleads entered in district courts
• Earth-kind principles, practices designed to create beautiful easy-care landscapes
• Landscape design is an art dealing with arrangement of outdoor space
• Superintendent disputes quote
• ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ opens April 20
• Lions Club’s garage sale is April 15-16
• Loan applications are being accepted
• $250 winner
• Applications for Rusk ISD Head Start underway
• Senior Finale asks for metal donations
• 2 charged in burglary of habitation, with intent to commit sexual assault
• Man arrested for aggravated robbery at Mount Selman
• Relay for Life in Rusk
• Jacksonville, county cleanup is Saturday
• County Grand Jury indicts 22 persons
• Jacksonville approves bid for street improvements
• Quick hits: Collins goes 1-2; Alto track strong at district meet
• Eagles, Lady Eagles cage ‘Dogs, swat Hornets
• 61st annual livestock show called ‘big success’
• City of Jacksonville’s strong sales tax report shows consumer confidence is returning
• Nichols’ 5 cents: differences between House and Senate budget bill emerge
• Solid Rock Baptist Church slates Easter tent revival
• Church slates special services April 16-17
• Best Talent
• Rusk 1st UMC announces Holy Week services
• Euclid Lodge will have special meeting Saturday
• Easter activities begin this week
• St. John’s UMC slates worship services
• First Baptist Choir
• 60,000- piece quilt
• Rusk city-wide cleanup April 16
• Alto Chamber of Commerce to meet April 21
• Alto P.D. answers 122 calls for service, issues 97 citations in March
• PATSY ANN TAYLOR
• HOPE volunteer breakfast slated at 1st UMC
• Surprise birthday party planned at Alto
• Double 1st cousins, Presley Kate Hutchison, Keegan Reese Hutchison are born
• ROSE MARY BRANNON
• ROBERT CAROL TULLIS
• REV. JACK THRIFT
• BILLY WAYNE ROZELL
• VIRGLE L. WHITTINGTON
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• School not to blame for students’ poor choices
• Budget issues could have been solved with ‘basic housekeeping’
• More than 3,000 riders meet Thomas and Friends in Rusk
• All Lon Morris College employees paid last Friday
• RISD board discusses budget
• Commissioners honor county historical commission
• Hitting the hot corner
• Wildfires spread in West Texas, some parts of East Texas over weekend
• Lufkin horse show attendees may have been exposed to rabies
• Texas DPS graduates 44 new Troopers
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Lon Morris faculty will all be paid by Friday
• What’s Fueling Food Prices?
• SFA faculty to perform in 'Stone Fort Wind Quintet and Friends'
• TSCRA SPECIAL RANGERS RECOVER MILLIONS
• Combs Report Examines Soaring State Spending for Health Care
• Attorney General Abbott, Texas CASA Encourage Texans to Become Special Advocates For Foster Children
• April 7 is last day to apply
• Texas Workforce News
• Award offered
• Horticultural therapy blooms as a profession and a practice
• Master gardeners set plant sale for April 9
• Spring brings beautiful roses
• Marine Corps League slates second meeting
• Alzheimer’s Support Group meets April 7
• Parsons- Killion
• Rossers note 60th wedding anniversary
• Cummins-Norton engagement told
• Tiger Den Radio
• TxDOT plans work on SH 110 this week
• TxDOT retirees to fellowship April 16
• Caddo Mounds photo exhibit through May 31
• Cherokee County’s Quick Hits
• Reward offered for Mount Selman robbery
• Genealogy society meets Monday at Bonner Place
• Senior Finale asks for metal donations
• Jacksonville College presents ‘Mousetrap’
• Church schedules homecoming for April 10
• Nichols’ 5 Cents: Texas Senate debates state budget
• Another notch: Eagles go 2-0; Lady Eagles, Jackets, Indians win
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Retired school employees slate meeting
• ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ opens April 29 in Rusk
• HOPE volunteer breakfast slated at 1st UMC
• Loan applications are being accepted
• Band boosters sponsor hamburger lunch
• Lions Club’s garage sale is April 15-16
• Double 1st cousins, Presley Kate Hutchison, Keegan Reese Hutchison are born
• Poster winners are announced
• Applications for Rusk ISD Head Start underway
• RFL 3-on-3 basketball tournament April 9
• Rusk Church of Christ sets last meeting in current building on Sunday
• Gallatin GopherFest set for this Saturday
• REDCO passes job retention resolution supporting Rusk State Hospital last week
• LMC misses payroll Friday
• Church slates special services April 16-17
• CARL C. BEARD
• Gallatin church slates gospel meeting
• GERTRUDE SNOWDEN
• WILLIAM S. (BILL) BUCKLAND
• JUANITA PULLON
• JOE BAKER
• HAROLD DEE MARSHALL JR.
• ARYA RAY POOLE
• CECIL RICHEY
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• A good way to go from prosperity to poverty
• Does HB 1301 truly help state parks?
• TAXING| thoughts
• Cartoon
• Pipeline would be ‘Russian roulette’ for New Summerfield
• Parents expect administrators to do what’s right for students
• Rusk city-wide clean-up scheduled April 16
• Thomas ‘Leader of the Track’ tour returns to Rusk April 8-10, 16-17
• Rep. Hopson gets HB 1 rider passed
• County unemployment now at 9.0 %
• Sacul biomass plant still on schedule
• Adams loses federal appeal for 2002 murder
• State house recognizes 1910 Slocum massacre
• Alien sighting in Rusk
• U.S. Forest Service Project Listing Available
• National Forests and Grasslands in Texas receives grant
• TJC’s 21st annual International Day
• Texas Senate News
• Texas Senate News
• Wulf Outdoor Sports Spring Outdoor Classic Coming to Athens April 6—17
• Texas Outperforms Nation in Job Growth
• Texas crop, weather
• New book is available on animal care
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Wildlife Management Workshop May 13 at Engeling Wildlife Management Area
• SFA Percussion Ensemble concert scheduled
• SFA orchestra concert features Schmidbauer winner
• Artist James Drake to present lecture at SFA
• SFA choirs to sing in New York
• Oil and gas lease sale shatters previous Permanent School Fund record
• Nacogdoches News
• Retired NFL players assist in research on specialized cholesterol test
• Texas Attorney General's Office Resolves Legal Action Against South Carolina-Based Tax Consulting Firm
• Combs Reminds Businesses of April 15 Deadline
• CLAY COUNTY RANCHER ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TX CATTLE RAISERS ASSOCIATION
• CCA Texas announces new artificial reef off Port Mansfield
• CATTLE RAISERS ELECT NEW BOARD
• Neches River Valley News
• San Antonio prepares
• Brookshires winner
• ETCOG Promotes Barrier Removal Program
• DPS employee dies in on-duty accident
• BOIL WATER RESCIND NOTICE
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Bob Bowman's East Texas
• Texas Historical Commission
• Virgle L. Whittington
• Damage Prevention
• Local teams are forming now to join the effort in East Texas
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES ANNOUNCES SYSTEM-WIDE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM
• Federal court upholds Texas open meetings law
• NEWS FROM THE TEXAS SENATE
• Pet Talk
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules April Tax Help Seminars
• Law Enforcement Update
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation
• Valley man added to Texas Most Wanted list
• Earth-Kind® Rose Symposium
• TWENTY-THREE TEXAS DUCKS UNLIMITED CHAPTERS
• TWC Co-Sponsors 2011 ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair
• Trophy Bass Survey Proves Lake Fork Still a Prime Destination for Big Bass
• TJC Spring Job Fair
• TEXAS STATE SENATE NEWS
• TEXAS STATE SENATE NEWS
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• Texas Crop Weather for March 29
• Nacogdoches News
• SFA to highlight undergraduate research at conference
• SFA Wind Ensemble
• SFA Piney Woods Camerata
• Five area artists accepted
• Two guest artist recitals scheduled at SFA
• Emmy Award-winning actor to appear at SFA
• SFA Theatre to present student-directed 'Stop Kiss'
• Oil & Gas News
• Volunteer training scheduled
• In Texas, Football Chess is King
• Levi Strauss agrees to pay more than $1 million in overtime back wages to nearly 600 employees following US Labor Department investigation
• Gov. Perry Appoints Three to Texas Optometry Board
• DRP Amnesty deadline approaching quickly!
• SFA University Series closes
• Statement of Ken Kramer, Director, Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club
• Landowners in Keystone XL’s Right-of-Way
• Gov. Perry Reappoints Johnson to Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas Oversight Committee
• Gov. Perry Reappoints Enoch to Judicial Districts Board
• Patching things up
• A grand old flag
• VFW Auxiliary plans spring garage sale
• Computer classes begin at Jacksonville library
• Republicans meet Tuesday
• Jacksonville man is charged with sexual misconduct with descendent
• Bruce Bradley seeks election as Rusk school district trustee
• CARROLL CHAPMAN (CHAP) BOAZ
• Students named to president’s list
• Pole bender
• Church yard sale planned at Salem church
• Church schedules homecoming for April 10
• Central Baptist Church announces new programs
• RHS cheerleaders are taking orders for plants
• Upcoming Relay for Life activities announced
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Driver’s safety class slated April 13 in Rusk
• Student seeks information about Texas
• Applications for Rusk ISD Head Start underway
• Board hears March health fair report
• Beauty shop girls
• 62nd annual livestock show concludes with smiles
• Nichols’ 5 Cents: Texas Senate holds hearings on property tax bills
• New home sweet home: Eagles christen new roost
• Rusk PD arrests 23, works 169 reports in last 25 days
• Dallas Patriots to hold tryouts April 3
• Collins leads Mavs to win over Nicholls St.
• Rusk teams in 1st; Jackets bounce back last week
• Wells homecoming is Saturday, April 2
• Rube Sessions Memorial Library slates April events
• Marine group will be formed
• Paint the town purple
• CCMRA board discusses fiscal year during meeting
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Area city, schools plan to cancel upcoming elections
• Easter crosses
• Rusk slates city-wide clean-up April 2, 16
• AISD trustees hear ‘good news’ at meeting
• 2 commissioners to participate in class
• GLENN ARTHUR VAUGHAN
• JOE TRUMAN HUGGHINS
• JIMMY LLOYD
• DENNIS RAY (D.R.) SMITH
• DAVID LYNN (COWBOY) DAVENPORT
• DOLLIE B. SMITH
• MAIDA L. HARRIS
• TORCHIE JOLENE BOYD
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Where is the line between punishment and sub-standard education
• The worker bee is in trouble
• Action delayed on county bank depository
• 5 hurt, 11 arrested at mud festival
• Rusk’s 2 prisons receive near perfect score after 4-day audit
• State judge extends injunction
• Market steer fetches $3,720
• COMMISSIONER TODD STAPLES AND NFL HALL OF FAMER DEION SANDERS ISSUE MAYORS CHALLENGE
• Adopt-A-Beach Spring Cleanup set for April 30
• A decade of life-saving treatment in South Texas
• Anthrax Case Confirmed in Hill County
• Baseball game time changed in Alto
• New discoveries at a Central Texas archaeological site by a Texas A&M University-led research team prove that people lived in the region far earlier – as much as 2,500 years earlier – than previously believed
• Postal Regulatory Commission throws red flags at Saturday mail elimination
• Don't be swindled by fake IRS emails that may look official
• Rusk ISD students ordered to return to class
• Texas Senate News
• SFA comic operetta benefits students and audience
• News Alert:
• PORT ARTHUR TEEN SENTENCED IN OPERATION TIME MACHINE CASE
• PORT ARTHUR MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL GUN VIOLATIONS
• PORT ARTHUR MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL GUN VIOLATIONS
• IRVING, TEXAS MAN SENTENCED
• ILLEGAL ALIEN INDICTED
• GEORGIA MAN ORDERED TO REPAY OVER $18K FOR HURRICANE IKE RELATED FRAUD
• New Website Helps Texans Find Information
• Presentation made to Sons of Republic of Texas
• Toyota ShareLunkers 521, 522 Come from Gilmer, Caddo
• Texas Watershed Planning website has been revamped
• Texas Senate News
• Texas crop, weather for March 22
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Stem cells in the heart form scar after a heart attack
• Texas Senate News
• Bachus- Watson
• Relay for Life
• Radio station visit
• Wells Homecoming
• Rusk citywide clean-up April 2 and 16
• Contributors to bone marrow registry sought
• VFW Auxiliary plans spring garage sale
• JISD board cancels election; school receives tech grant
• Private Applicator Training/ Testing-April 20th
• Dow closing
• Library sets computer classes
• Scheduled arrival: April 8
• Circle of assistance
• Library hosts genealogy research
• Central Baptist Church announces new programs
• Nan Travis Foundation sponsors art show to benefit ETMC-Jacksonville
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Plans for RHS Career Day on May 3 underway
• Business of the month
• David’s Song
• Friend to friend
• March Madness champs
• Quick Hits: Collins wins 3 last week; Rusk lifters place at state
• Eagles, Lady Eagles tame ‘Dogs; Alto, J’ville teams each drop 2
• County, most cities receive increase in sales revenue for March; Rusk, Cuney mark decrease
• Granddaughter of Rusk resident sees Japan earthquake up close
• 5 Cents: Rainy Day Fund, sales tax estimate helps budget
• Nan Travis Foundation sponsors art show to benefit ETMC-Jacksonville
• Library slates April events
• Genealogy Day scheduled at Rube Sessions Library
• 7th annual GopherFest slated for April 9
• Area Baptists continue revival until March 25
• ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
• Don’t Mess with Texas scholarships are available
• Relay for Life team plans bake sale April 1
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• 2011 livestock show queen will be crowned Saturday
• VFW Auxiliary plans sale
• Rusk High School Senior Finale will sponsor Drive One for Your School
• Democrats meet Thursday
• Church slates revival
• FRANK EDWARD DAVIS
• HOWARD NEAL HARRIS
• DOROTHY LOUISE VINING-MORGAN
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• FRANCES LOUISE MURDOCH
• RICKEY MOON
• 21-year-old Rusk man jailed for sexual assault charges
• TAXING| thoughts
• Cartoon
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Ruling in RISD case expected Thursday
• Rep. Hopson is worried about budget
• Alto council discusses pipeline
• March 25 is ‘Purple Ribbon Day’
• The truth about agriculture in America
• TPWD, state parks need support of the people
• Windham School’s funding is uncertain
• Livestock show starts Thursday
• SFA Steel Band concert features acclaimed solo artist
• Guest flute recital slated at SFA
• Bluegrass masters to perform at SFA
• SFA theatre to present student-directed 'Contribution'
• SFA to screen
• Wicked Bible will be on display
• General Land Office Oil Spill Prevention and Response Program
• Attorney General Abbott, Gov. Perry, Sen. Van De Puette, Rep. Thompson Announce Human Trafficking Prevention Legislation
• Texas Brigades summer camp registration begins
• Low levels of heart protein now linked to future heart-related illness and death
• Muscle loss in chronic kidney disease stopped by inhibiting hormone
• Drug combinations may improve triple negative breast cancer treatment
• Deadly glioblastoma target for immunotherapy research
• TEXAS FOREST TRAIL REGION AND THE COMMUNITY OF CROCKETT
• First comprehensive biography of one of World War II’s foremost heroes
• First comprehensive biography of one of World War II’s foremost heroes
• MARCH 1 CATTLE ON FEED UP 7 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Nacogdoches News
• Senate News
• Weather News
• Weather
• Pet Talk
• Nacogdoches News
• TYLA Launches
• Fire Safety:
• Angelina County Genealogical Society
• TEXARKANA, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF VETERANS FRAUD
• Pineywoods Sierra Group hosts Program
• MAYPEARL PODIATRIST INDICTED
• USDA Seeks Applications for Renewable Energy Funding
• Texas Forest Service News
• U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE TO LAUNCH MAJOR NATIONAL SURVEY ON HUNTING, FISHING, AND WILDLIFE WATCHING
• Forum on Proposed Forest Planning Rule
• TJC seeks employers to participate in 2011 Spring Job Fair
• TJC hosts annual jazz festival March 23 and 24
• Texas to deploy advanced commercial vehicle screening technology
• Senate News
• BILL WOULD PROVIDE PROTECTION FROM MORTGAGE ABUSE
• Texas crop, weather
• Texas crop, weather
• Service Announces 2011 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest Will Be Held in Shepherdstown, West Virginia
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Registered Sex Offender for Child Pornography Possession and Promotion
• UT Dallas Graduate Programs Rise in Rankings
• Re-Declaration of Independence
• Texans Paying the Price for Skyrocketing Obesity Costs
• Agriculture is Your Culture
• Sample letter to Texas Legislature in favor of Rusk State Hospital
• Texas Leads Talks on Trade, Jobs in Washington D.C.
• IRS Free File great for college students, first-time tax return filers
• GET READY FOR SOME LOWER MEDICARE COSTS
• Time to enroll in conservation program
• Explore! The Children’s Museum
• New Record Bass for Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center’s Lake Zebco
• Affordable Care Act prevention benefits increasing access, lowering costs for people with Medicare
• State Leaders Reach Consensus on Closing FY 2011 Budget Gap
• Gov. Rick Perry, Speaker Joe Straus and Comptroller Susan Combs today announced the decision to close out the Fiscal Year 2011 budget gap by implementing $800 million in cuts, using $300 million from increased sales tax collections over the last few month
• 5 Cents: state school districts may receive flexibility on personnel cuts
• Rusk Council votes to move Sacred Heart Church
• TSR discusses ‘Spirit of Washington’; Thomas rides set to return
• Highway 204 revival planned March 20-25
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• Don’t Mess with Texas scholarship applications are being accepted
• Bake sale is Saturday at Chapman’s Pharmacy
• Relay for Life team plans bake sale April 1
• Family bingo night will benefit Relay for Life
• Tar sands, roads discussed at commissioners meeting
• Almost show time
• What can AgriLife do for you?
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• Rusk Good Samaritan needs food, personal hygiene items
• 1st Methodist plans women’s event
• Rusk High School Senior Finale will sponsor Drive One for Your School
• Free day of pampering for cancer survivors
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• Morris- McGowan engagements
• Circus is coming
• ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ cast named for upcoming show
• County jail passes inspection
• Hensarling slates Rusk visit
• Donkey basketball game slated March 18
• Filing for city, school elections closed; write-ins available until March 21
• Quick hits: Collins honored, all-district b-ball teams named
• Baseball, softball teams look to take lead in district
• Golden view of the Golden Arches
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Fundraiser underway for house fire victim
• Plans for RHS Career Day on May 3 underway
• Wells homecoming is Saturday, April 2
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• RUSK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• CHAPLAIN WILLIAM REBER PITTMAN
• SAMUEL DEAN BLAKENEY
• SAMUEL NICHOLAS (NICK) FAIN JR.
• ORIS GRIMES
• MIKE STRICKLAND
• ALBERT J. (MICKEY) BOYD
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• CLARIFICATION
• Seeking owner of dogs involved in attack
• News brief helps old friends reconnect
• Alto’s Stella Hill Memorial Library picture project draws praise
• Opposition to tar sands pipeline meets Rusk Council
• County feels effects of quake
• Suit against Rusk ISD moves to state court
• Legislature considers privatization of 1-2 hospitals
• EAGLE-EYE VIEW
• Holistic' cropping systems being tested
• The Salvation Army Responds
• Texas Fish Records Program Sets Its Own Records
• SENATE NEWS
• Texas Open Beaches Act gets second chance
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA Wind Ensemble concert features guest conductor
• Community invited to attend sexual assault symposium, be part of documentary
• Guest bassist to perform at SFA
• ‘Pen & Pigment’ exhibition features SFA art and poetry
• SFA to present popular operetta, 'Die Fledermaus'
• SFA’s Original Cast to present folk song revue
• TSLAC DISPLAYS RARE HOUSTON QUILT DURING TALK BY EXPERT MARCIA KAYLAKIE
• TSLAC DISPLAYS RARE HOUSTON QUILT DURING TALK BY EXPERT MARCIA KAYLAKIE
• Nacogdoches News
• Free Rainbow Trout Harvest at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• STOP Group Meets with Key Decision Makers in Washington, D.C.
• Next stop for spiders:
• San Saba Sexual Predator Sentenced To 195 Years In Prison
• Consumer Alert: Beware of Charitable Scams During Japan Relief Effort
• Consumer Alert: Beware of Charitable Scams During Japan Relief Effort
• Healthy Cattle, Healthy Food
• More than $13.5 million in competitive grants have been awarded to 11 states for 16 boating infrastructure projects
• Landowners, timber company sue state water agency
• Dr. Virginia Moyer appointed new chair of U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• Burroughs Wellcome Fund grant helps BCM and Texas Children’s scientists study microbiome effect on preterm birth
• Nacogdoches News
• Craft – Turney Water Supply Corporation
• Aggies put spring break to good use
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Doug Jordan Relays, Rusk JH relays canceled
• Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center announces
• TSLAC DISPLAYS RARE HOUSTON QUILT DURING TALK BY EXPERT MARCIA KAYLAKIE
• News Brief
• Texas Senate News
• Rusk County Landowner Named
• Texas Agricultural Land Trust Hosts "Saving Family Lands" Seminars
• Test Prep Workshop Scores Big With Students
• Pet Talk
• Texas Attorney General Seeks Halt to Fraudulent Text Messaging Scheme
• Texas and 37 States Reach Landmark $68.5 Million Settlement With AstraZeneca
• Texas and 37 States Reach Landmark $68.5 Million Settlement With AstraZeneca
• Houston Man Convicted of Health Care Fraud in State and Federal Probe
• ETMC Cardiovascular Institute introduces
• MEDICAL SUPPLIER INDICTED FOR WHEELCHAIR SCAM
• USDA Invites Applications for Grants to Connect Rural Communities to Broadband Service
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Funding to Improve Electric Service for Rural Residents and Businesses
• Forum on arts and health promotion to be held March 24
• Discovery show to highlight
• Nacogdoches News
• 40th ANNUAL TEXAS FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
• Texas Senate News
• Texas A&M takes another step
• SFA offers children’s optical illusion art workshop
• Time running out for Driver Responsibility Program amnesty
• News from the Texas Senate
• BILLS SEEK TO GIVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS MORE CONTROL
• Texas Senate News
• Spring break and your teen:
• Shows at The Art Center provide spring break fun
• San Antonio is gearing up
• Pediatric HIV/AIDS clinic opens in Mbeya, Tanzania
• Texas Attorney General Resolves Cases Against Motels For Price Gouging During Hurricane Dolly
• Texas Ranger Chief Antonio "Tony" Leal Retires
• Texas crop, weather for March 8
• The Latest on the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Spring is in the air and so is the tree pollen
• Former Jim Wells County District Attorney Pleads Guilty To First-Degree Felony
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Austin Dentist For Child Pornography Possession
• Nacogdoches News
• Volunteer tax assistance available in most areas
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW™ ANNOUNCES
• History professor to lead cancer discussion at SFA
• Texas Highway Patrol troopers will be out in force during Spring Break
• Get your body ready for Daylight Saving Time
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Funding to Improve Electric Service for Rural Residents and Businesses
• COMPETITION-FILLED DAY ENDS WITH BIG WINNERS AT THE 2011 STATE FFA TRACTOR TECHNICIAN CONTEST AWARDS
• BCM researchers win top awards from Society for the Study of Reproduction
• New Website Helps Dispel Autism-related Fears, Mysteries
• Services Help Veterans with Disabilities Adjust to Independent Life as Civilians
• Type 2 Diabetes:
• It’s Tough to Quit Smoking
• Attention Dallas-Fort Worth Families: It’s time to get outside and connected with nature
• Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas CEO Colleen Walker
• Region 7 to Hold 3nd Annual Citizen Bee Competition March 25, 2011
• Baylor’s Center for Globalization launches with $5 million gift
• 11th ANNUAL FAMILY HISTORY FAIR
• THE WOW STARTS NOW AS FRESH RINGS THE DINNER BELL
• Activities planned at Mission Tejas State Park
• Society slates meeting
• Rhodes retires
• Addresses for RHS grads sought
• Carthage woman seeks Shattuck relatives
• Fundraiser underway for house fire victim
• Don’t Mess with Texas scholarships are available
• Plans for RHS Career Day on May 3 underway
• Wells homecoming is Saturday, April 2
• Colon cancer program slated
• Relay for Life
• River of Life Church slates special service
• Cherokee County Electric Cooperative hosts Carter Blood Care drive
• Rusk FFA’s club success continues into spring
• Dream Tree sponsor
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE HONOR ROLLS
• Rusk Intermediate School’s Citizens of the 4th Sixth Weeks
• Top-ranked Rusk falls to old foe; Lady Jackets overcome ME
• Going down swinging: Indians fall in regional semis
• Rusk Rotarians will sponsor Kelly Miller circus March 22
• Contribution to black history
• 5 Cents: Texas schools may be closer to closing funding gap
• Lon Morris College shows its Texas Revolution musket
• 506 county 4th graders receive trees through program sponsored by Texas Forest Service
• One super kid
• Alto P.D. answers 90 calls in February
• Area election filings continue until Monday
• RHS high ranking students
• JOHN DAVID DENHAM
• VIRGINIA DEAN WHITE
• PAMELA JEAN HUGGHINS DERRY
• HAROLD THOMAS (TOM) OLIPHINT
• TDCJ crew goes Hogg-wild with painting, cleaning and repairs
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• TxDOT director to speak March 19 in Tyler
• Rusk FFA prepares for livestock show
• Daylight savings time starts this weekend
• Rep. Hopson appointed vice-chair
• RISD announces 2011 top 3
• Family thanks the community
• Black History Month articles document county’s shared history
• Smoke-free workplace law can save money, lives
• RFL bake sale April 1
• State judicial conduct board may review complaint
• Musket shown at LMC
• Holding pattern: agencies wait to hear on state budget
• A ‘fightin’ flight path
• March 8 jury canceled
• News from the Texas Senate
• News Alert:
• Nacogdoches News
• Clean-up projects throughout the Bryan-College Station area await the more than 10,000 Texas A&M University students who have volunteered their services in this year’s “Big Event”
• State poster contest helps teachers school their students about the benefits of trees
• Pet Talk
• Texas Attorney General’s Office Celebrates National “Read Across America Day”
• Nacogdoches News
• MicroRNA a clue to treating diabetic kidney problems
• Jacksonville welcomes new chamber member
• City of Nacogdoches employee David Wolfgang receives highest honor in the state…
• Texas Watershed Steward training workshop will be held 8 a.m.-4 p.m. March 24
• 3 appointed to the Texas Board of Criminal Justice
• Fightin' Indians snap JT's 26-game winning streak
• US Department of Labor provides grant to assist dislocated workers and military spouses impacted by Base Realignment and Closure actions in Texas
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• TWC Recovers $3.9 Million in Unemployment Insurance Fraud in 2010
• State Library and Archives Commission
• TJC, UT Tyler wind ensembles 4th annual combined concert Thursday, March 3
• Fur hunters slate meeting
• Texas Senate News
• Texas Senate News
• News from the Texas Senate
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• Texas Forestry Association to give away Seedlings
• Applications are being Accepted Statewide
• Agricultural News
• The students in a special homeland security program are anything but typical
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Hometown Health addresses wise eating habits, website
• Wanted: Spring Break Trout Anglers in Tyler
• Spring Break News Tips
• SFA concert slated
• SFA concert slated
• SFA concert slated
• Report: Affordable Care Act controls costs for early retiree coverage in Texas
• Baylor health news
• Perry appoints El Paso man to mobility authority
• Texas Oil and Gas News
• Sen. Hutchison: Every Generation of Texans Must Remember the Patriots of the Texas Revolution
• Texas State Railroad Now Offering Premium Seating!
• Texas Historical Commission News
• Long-lost letters shed new light on Texas Navy
• HUD AWARDS NEARLY $8 MILLION FOR ASTHMA INTERVENTION AND TO PROTECT THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN FROM HEALTH HAZARDS IN THEIR HOMES
• Full accreditation status earned by 97 percent of districts and charters
• BIRTH
• Rusk State Hospital Volunteer Council has recycling program
• Hamburger lunch benefits Relay for Life
• Ocker- Linder
• Scout tour
• Relay for Life volunteers are busy with fundraisers
• Billy Hale seeks location of Rusk woman
• Annual bridal show scheduled for Saturday
• Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Colon cancer seminar slated in Jacksonville
• Ruskite’s granddaughter will intern with National Geographic
• TxDOT director to speak March 19 in Tyler
• Volunteers needed for proposed retirement community program
• ETGRA open goat sale in Fairfield March 5
• 5 Cents: Texas Senate addresses national budget, border security
• Sen. Nichols files 5 bills to help protect water customers
• Rusk, Alto baseball and softball start season with wins
• And then there was 1: J’ville boys still standing
• New Summerfield Top 10
• Gallatin GopherFest planned April 9
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• New doctor serves ETMC Jacksonville
• Marker dedicated at confederate grave
• Short film on Roswell space aliens will be shot in Rusk
• TV show about military vehicles produced in Rusk
• AISD trustees approve new facility use agreement; detail finances
• Congressman offers help with federal government March 4
• Alto residents given one last chance to pay outstanding tickets, fines
• Commissioners receive county veteran’s memorial
• HUGH D. SHERIDAN
• RUBY LEE ALLEN
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex
• Cherokee County Retired School Personnel slate March 8 meeting
• Rusk church hosts women’s event March 22
• Cherokee County jury finds man guilty of sexual assault of child
• Farm Bureau hosts Food Check-Out
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• SCENE| in Passing
• Cartoon
• Congratulations on 162 years
• Rusk P.D. officer turns dented new car into positive
• The simple value of a touch
• County census numbers show 9% increase
• Federal budget item may fund Neches Refuge
• STOP members speak in Jacksonville
• Keystone’s tar sands pipeline concerns environmentalists
• Rusk’s Collins honored by Southland
• Lon Morris College shows Texas Republic musket
• Railroad Commissioners Adopt New Gas Pipeline Distribution Replacement
• OLD WEST MEETS NEW FRONTIER AT 2011 HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules March Tax Help Seminars
• Attorney General Abbott Addresses South Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking’s 2011 Conference
• ETMC Olympic Center schedules free weight loss class March 17
• From the office of Texas Workforce Commission
• IRS has more than $104.8 million for Texans
• Nacogdoches News
• There’s Still Time to Get a Flu Shot
• DPS discourages Spring Break travel to Mexico
• Don’t be Semi-Interested in Your Colon
• Weekly Washington Update
• City of Nacogdoches continues discount prescription card program….
• Our Texas Wild!
• RUSK INMATE GUILTY OF THREATENING U.S. PRESIDENT
• MEXICAN NATIONAL SENTENCED FOR EAST TEXAS DRUG TRAFFICKING
• CIRCUS PRESIDENT AND FORMER EMPLOYEE PLEAD GUILTY TO VIOLATING ENDANGERED
• LOUIS AND PEACHES OWEN HEART HOSPITAL EVENT HELD TO RAISE AWARENESS DURING HEART MONTH
• STUDY SHOWS MILLIONS IN SAVINGS FROM SMOKING BAN
• Pet Talk
• COMMISSIONER TODD STAPLES AND TEXAS AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY OFFICIALS MEET WITH U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE RON KIRK
• NOTICE OF MEETING
• SENATE TO FEDS:
• Deputy Agriculture Secretary Announces Value Added Producer Grant Program Changes to Assist Farmers as They Add Value to Products
• Meeting slated to continue discussions on the development of the Attoyac Bayou Watershed Protection Plan
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Bob Bowman's East Texas
• Bob Bowman's East Texas
• Is Quantrill buried in East Texas?
• Free colorectal cancer program slated March 22
• Texas crop, weather
• First Signs of Spring Arrive at Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• Athens Is Spring Break Central. No, Not That Athens.
• Expect a colorful display of floats and family fun during the first-ever Main Street Palestine Mardi Gras Festival set Saturday.
• Nichols files five bills to protect water customers
• Attorney General Abbott Takes Legal Action To Halt Six South Texas "Notarios"
• Think Texas:
• Think Texas:
• Think Texas:
• Think Texas:
• TJC goes ‘Into the Woods’ for spring musical
• BILL TAKES AIM AT PAYDAY LENDING FEES
• How the Tax Laws Can Help Lower Your Education Costs
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA jazz bands’ concert slated
• SFA to present faculty saxophone recital
• SFA’s ‘She Stoops to Conquer’
• SFA faculty to present all-Chopin recital
• SFA to screen ‘Seeds of Hunger’
• Parkinson disease study now enrolling
• O’Malley awarded 2011 Ernst Schering Prize
• MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK SALE
• Fly Fish Texas: You’re One Day Away from a Lifetime of Fun
• City of Nacogdoches
• Treat Texas Calls on Legislators to Save Funding for Alcohol & Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
• County teams advance in playoffs (UPDATED with dates/times)
• Don’t Mess with Texas scholarships available
• Carthage woman seeks Shattuck relatives
• Gallatin slates 7th GopherFest April 9
• Bad News
• Broken sewer line being repaired
• Rusk Rotarians will sponsor March circus
• Ruskite attends mental health conference
• Jacksonville student named to honor roll
• Texas A&M University announces fall graduates
• Trinity Mother Frances celebrates 10 years in Jacksonville
• Rusk church schedules special service Sunday
• Republican Club meets March 1 in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville literacy council honors Harry Tilley, Gloria Montemayor
• Rusk man has written new book
• Rock Hill Baptist Church has served Cuney area residents since 1863
• 5 Cents: Medicaid reform, transportation on Senate’s agenda
• Swing away! Eagles, Lady Eagles hit the diamond
• Lon Morris softball clinic Feb. 26
• Jacket backers: Alto announces 2011-12 cheerleaders
• Last second swat: Hawkins block saves J’ville girls
• ‘An Evening of Shakespeare’ is scheduled at Jacksonville College
• TSR’s Graham retires
• Business of the Month
• TxDOT director to speak March 19 in Tyler
• Mission Tejas schedules Caddo Indian exhibit
• Judge Davis proclaims Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Blood drive set at Rusk’s ETMC
• Norton- Selden
• 90th birthday
• Bonner Bank gets roof
• Creighton and Nichols file bill to crackdown on Medicaid fraud
• Rail authority votes to acquire new Spirit of Washington train for TSR
• Pipeline meeting slated
• OES scheduled meeting for March 1
• OLA MAE WOOD
• JANE SAPP POTTER
• WILBUR FINAS BICE
• MARVA NELL VANN
• RALPH TRAYLOR
• TINA RUTH HACKNEY
• WILLIE F. ROSS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• SCENE| in Passing
• Cartoon
• County tax office embracing internet statements
• Only Wells, Jacksonville, New Summerfield see January sales tax increases from last year
• Volunteers needed for proposed retirement community program
• Tar sands pipeline opposition plans meeting
• Congressman offers help with federal government
• Newspaper plans open house on Friday
• Candidates file for city, school races
• More instruction planned for elementary
• Alto council discusses 3 budget proposals
• Eagle Stadium closer to finish line
• N-o-n-n-e-g-o-t-i-a-b-l-e
• Women's Health
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TSLAC SHOWCASES DECLARATION, TRAVIS LETTER TO BEGIN 175th TEXAS INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION
• Falcon, O.H. Ivie Singing Toyota ShareLunker Duet
• STATEWIDE BLACKOUTS CAUSED BY BAD WINTERIZATION
• COMMITTEE APPROVES MESSAGE TO CONGRESS: BALANCE FEDERAL BUDGET
• Scientist in the College of Geosciences at Texas A&M University, has been named one of 21 Google Science Communication Fellows.
• Study: one pill to control multiple heart disease risk factors?
• Mother’s diet affects colitis risk in young adult mice
• News Alert:
• Explore! The Children’s Museum Opens This Saturday
• Tyler, Texas Cockfighting Raid Highlights Need for Stronger Penalties
• Adopt-A-Beach Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• 11th ANNUAL FAMILY HISTORY FAIR
• Gov. Perry Names Alders Chair of Texas Department of Rural Affairs
• 16th annual community mental health conference
• Fort Hood Shooting Victims Also Heroes in War on Terror
• UT Dallas Expert Lauds IBM’s ‘Jeopardy!’ Technology as Milestone
• HOUSTON MAN GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING RING
• DALLAS MAN INDICTED IN $6 MILLION COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT SCHEME
• Library of Congress Traveling Exhibit
• Pet Talk
• Gov. Perry Appoints De La Garza-Grahm to Correctional Managed Health Care Committee
• ‘Granddad Bandit’ Pleads Guilty to Robbing 26 Banks in 15 States
• FINAL DEFENDANT PLEADS GUILTY TO INVOLVEMENT IN MURDERS
• BEAUMONT RESIDENTS SENTENCED FOR DRUG VIOLATIONS
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• TJC announces president’s, dean’s lists for Fall 2010 semester
• SFA offers children’s art classes next two Saturdays
• SFA reschedules screening of ‘Digital Nation’
• Mark Your Calendars for February 22 in Austin The Texas State Capitol Complex
• Tobacconists Accused of State Tax Evasion
• North Texas Law Enforcement, Attorney General's Office Prevent Human Trafficking Surge At 2011 Super Bowl
• 15 INDICTED AND ARRESTED IN COCAINE TRAFFICKING RING
• Some will see changes in 2011 payments and withholding
• Celebrate affordable food with Farm Bureau’s Food Check-Out Week
• Pain Management specialist now available in Jacksonville
• Playoff matchups set for Cherokee County squads
• SFA fund-raising concert features multiple pianists, pianos
• SFA faculty to present American chamber music
• SFA presents Texan adaptation of ‘She Stoops to Conquer’
• DEWHURST, NELSON PRESENT MEDICAID COST SAVINGS PLAN
• State housing agency rushing $4.1 million in additional energy assistance funds to region
• Committee Elects New Leadership
• Nacogdoches News
• Ruskite graduates from Lamar University with a masters degree
• CASA of Trinity Valley joins with 200 advocates to speak up in support of children in foster care
• Commissioners approve 2 deputies; delay acceptance on Tarrant Road
• 2-year-old county boy airlifted to Childrens’ Hospital after shooting
• Sweet Union Baptist Church has been symbolized as the ‘old ship of Zion’ with Christ as the pilot
• Quick hits: Collins wins first collegiate start; Gresham, J’ville honored
• 5 Cents: Texas Senate discusses State of the State
• Crime victims asked to contact Crime Stoppers
• Students named to Texas State University-San Marcos dean’s list
• Auditions for ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ slated Feb. 26, March 1
• Former Parks & Wildlife chairman pens new book
• Wells library hosts special meeting, workshop
• Tell others about being blood donors, encourage donating
• Playoff bound: 6 Cherokee County teams clinch spots
• Cherokee County 4-H participates in district competition
• Creature teacher
• 15 girls participate in fashion show
• Play selection committee slates Feb. 21 meeting
• RFL Team Journey plans dance Feb. 18
• Volunteers needed for certification as Go Texas Retirement Community
• Lon Morris College softball clinic Feb. 26
• Chuck Hopson named investigating/ethics committee chairman
• Rusk City Council approves $7,300 donation to RBSA
• Rusk church notes 50th anniversary Feb. 20
• Dance slated at VFW for young teens
• FLOYD STIEFER
• Fire benefits fire victims
• JAMES ANTHONY (TONY) TULLIS
• ELLIS RAYBURN JONES
• BILLIE DEMENT READY
• EMMA BELL DAY
• JOHN CHARLES STAFFORD
• VEIDA BAUMAN AXLEY
• LEONARD CURTIS CHANDLER
• MARTHA NAN BROOKS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• Alto man arrested for Dec. murder; Cherokee County Grand Jury indicts 15
• Do the 3-step to protect property, water rights
• Ground broken on McDonald’s
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• 17 people plea in district courts
• Budget conundrum: March deadline for teacher contracts looms without clear direction from Austin
• ‘The Philadelphia Story’ makes debut in Rusk this weekend
• PANELS TO SCRUTINIZE MEDICAID, EDUCATION SPENDING
• USDA Rural Development Invites Applications For Rural Economic Development Funding
• Downtown Association
• Texas crop, weather
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• PRESIDENT REQUESTS $1.7 BILLION FOR U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE IN FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2012
• Creighton and Nichols file bill to crackdown on Medicaid fraud
• Nacogdoches News
• News Alert:
• OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETES HONORED AS BUILT FORD TOUGH TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
• Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center announces 2011 community outreach play schedule
• Jacksonville bi-district matchup tonight (Feb. 15) at 6 p.m.
• Fly Fish Texas Takes Mystery Out of Fooling Fish with Feathers
• News Alert:
• Uninsured Americans in Texas with Pre-existing Conditions Continue to Gain Coverage through Affordable Care Act
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Tickets on sale Feb. 16 for TJC spring musical, ‘Into the Woods’
• More Than Just The Mail: The Historic Route Of Butterfield Overland Mail Company
• PERRY OPTIMISTIC IN STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS
• SENATE APPROVES EMINENT DOMAIN BILL
• Texas Guitar Summit Benefit Scheduled for Ronnie “Mouse” Weiss
• News Alert: Texas Forest Service to present new engines to 8 fire departments
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SEEKS TEXANS WHO HAVE KEPT FAMILY FARMS AND RANCHES IN OPERATION FOR 100 YEARS OR MORE
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ANNOUNCES AVAILABILITY OF FEDERAL FUNDS TO PROMOTE FRUITS, VEGETABLES, OTHER CROPS
• What You Need to Know About Estate Taxes
• TEXAS 4-H AND FFA MEMBERS PREPARE FOR THE 2011 HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™
• State Bar of Texas Announces 2011 YouTube Video Contest
• Nacogdoches-SFA group ready for State Capitol visit
• Pharmacogenetic reveals a key memory protein complex
• Heritage Land Bank Announces New Chief Executive Officer
• Combs Presents Updated Analysis of Obesity Costs
• Experiments with animal will affect drug use for cancer
• Nacogdoches News
• B 18 sails through Texas Senate
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ GO TEXAN CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED
• Pet Talk
• Free Tax Filing Available to Qualified Texans
• Medicare News
• Cornyn, Hutchison & Carter Introduce
• Health Briefs
• Students must pass an optional exam to gain EPA WaterSense accreditation
• Two Indictments Returned in 2002 Lake Buchanan Boating Death
• TWO SENTENCED FOR EAST TEXAS DRUG TRAFFICKING CONSPIRACY
• Two Indictments Returned in 2002 Lake Buchanan Boating Death
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SEEKS TEXANS WHO HAVE KEPT FAMILY FARMS AND RANCHES IN OPERATION FOR 100 YEARS OR MORE
• STATEMENT BY AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER TODD STAPLES ON SENATE PASSAGE OF SB 18 RELATED TO EMINENT DOMAIN REFORM
• Nacogdoches News
• Careful preparation and e-file can lead to a better tax return experience
• Annual Aggieland Saturday this week
• House committee assignments announced
• Impending weather forces early release
• BIRTH
• JC Homecoming
• 74th Anniversary
• Local residents can stretch grocery dollars, eat healthy
• ETMC provides smoke detector protection
• Band Boosters slate garage sale Feb. 18-19
• Mission Tejas schedules Caddo Indian exhibit
• Flag retirement ceremony held Jan. 19
• 40th anniversary
• Double trouble
• Agencies meet for tourism workshop March 17
• Flu shot special underway at health department
• Alto Youth Baseball/Softball coaches meeting is Feb. 16
• Peanuts: The Valentine Express opens at Texas State Railroad Feb. 13
• History- making members
• Corinth Missionary Baptist Church established in 1879
• A REAL SNOW JOB
• Ladies’ week: J’ville clinches 14-4A, Rusk wins
• ET spring landscape, gardening conference slated Feb. 12 in Tyler
• Wells library hosts special meeting, workshop
• Feb. 12 bake sale will benefit Relay for Life
• Members of Rusk High School class of 1955 meet on Jan. 21
• Martin Luther King posters
• Blessing of the Bikes
• Computer class slated Feb. 10 at civic center
• Scout cookies
• Weaving classes
• Austin Bank named 1 of the best places to work in Texas
• TSR Valentine’s Dinner Trains Feb. 12 and 14
• Jacksonville Dominators softball tryouts Feb. 12
• RFL bake sale Feb. 12
• Wells City Council fires city’s only police officer
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• James Anthony (Tony) Tullis
• J.B. FLETCHER
• MAUDELIA LONG TREVATHAN
• J. D. SIFFORD
• SHAINA BREN GROGAN GAFFORD
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• GERALDINE HANSON BERRY FORD
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• Five cents: Nichols, state senators discuss education budgets; committees named
• County extension service lunch Feb. 11
• Congressman Jeb Hensarling seeks help to honor veterans with Valentines
• Hopson focusing on ‘big 3’ issues
• County blasted by winter weather last week; will a reprise come this week?
• Dewhurst discusses budget crisis in keynote speech
• Tribe trio signs at TJC, Navarro
• TWO GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING RING
• Tickets on sale Feb. 16 for ‘Into the Woods’ at TJC
• SENATE TO LOOK INTO ROLLING BLACKOUTS
• State of the State
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• STATEMENT BY AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER TODD STAPLES ON STATE REPORT DETAILING GROWING OBESITY COSTS TO TEXANS
• TEXAS FOREST TRAIL REGION TO HOST HERITAGE TOURISM LUNCH AND LEARN IN JACKSONVILLE
• SFA to stage student-directed ‘Tom and Jerry’
• SFA orchestra concert features student winners
• SFA to present guest horn recital
• SFA faculty to present ‘Opera-Inspired Works for Flute and Piano’
• Two bassoon recitals slated at SFA
• SFA Gardens to present Gardening 101 for the whole family
• ORANGE COUNTY, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• Nacogdoches News
• North Texas Unclaimed Property List Coming Sunday
• New Interactive Map Links Consumers to Health Insurance Consumer Assistance Programs in Texas
• Comptroller Combs Echoes Governor Perry’s Position
• MicroRNA hinders enzyme that promotes breast cancer spread to the brain
• MEXICAN NATIONAL GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING CHARGES
• Permanent School Fund hits $25 billion level
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF 'TEXAS IS …' AMATEUR VIDEO CONTEST PROMOTING THE LONE STAR STATE
• Nonprofit Management Forum slated April 8 at the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center
• Artists and Exhibitors Sought for National Art Expo in East Texas
• Farm Service Agency Announces a General Signup Period
• THIRTEEN GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING RING
• RUSK COUNTY WOMAN GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• Earth-Kind Home Landscape Workshop
• New center will help fight Mwanza, Tanzania HIV/AIDS epidemic
• Combs Presents Updated Analysis of Obesity Costs
• PORT ARTHUR ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED
• Hensarling Discusses Jobs, Spending Cuts
• 20th Century Research Topic for ETGS Feb. 12
• FOUR HOUSTON MEN GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING RING
• INDICTED IN HURRICANE FRAUD SCHEME
• DPS says: "Just say no to telemarketers."
• BEAUMONT RESIDENTS ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH FEDERAL CRIMES RELATED TO ELEVEN AREA ROBBERIES
• Winter Driving in Texas
• What to do when it’s not the flu
• VETERAN POLICE OFFICER GUILTY
• Road conditions poor in Cherokee County
• Nacogdoches News
• TWO EAST TEXANS GUILTY OF STEALING U.S. MAIL
• Texas Senate
• Texas Senate
• TexasParksand Wildlife Department Releases Video on Fizzing Bass
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION OFFERS ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION
• Texas crop
• List of county and area closings and cancellations
• Every instructor can become a good teacher
• Southern Gospel Showcase Quartet Convention
• Texas A&M University helps solve global problems
• Nacogdoches News
• SFA faculty member to sing in Carnegie Hall
• East Texas Communities Foundation has Over $165,000 Available in Scholarships For East Texas Students!
• Pet Talk
• PALESTINE, TEXAS WOMAN GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• Joint State and Federal Health Care Fraud Probe Leads to Prison For Houston-area Doctor
• Children’s Organ Transplant Association® Giving Hope– Making Miracles
• IRS to start processing delayed tax returns Feb. 14; most taxpayers can can e-file now
• Gov. Perry Appoints Three to Stephen F. Austin State University Board of Regents
• FORMER GREEN BAY PACKERS STAR, SUPER BOWL CHAMP ENCOURAGES YOU TO GO TEXAN AT YOUR SUPER BOWL PARTY
• East Texas spring landscape and gardening conference set Feb. 12
• Jose Zelaya wants to change negative attitude concerning math
• VETERAN POLICE OFFICER GUILTY
• TAHC Officials Urge Awareness of Global Foot and Mouth Disease Threat
• Feb. 4 dance has been cancelled
• County closings and cancellations (UPDATED: 3:00 p.m.)
• Ruskite named Baylor honor student
• Wells library hosts special meeting, workshop
• Feb. 12 Bake Sale will benefit Relay for Life
• Rusk building permits total more than $5 million in 2010
• Auditions slated for spring show
• Business of the Month
• Outstanding Citizen of Year
• Alto School Board calls its election for May 14
• Rusk man charged with sexual assault of a child
• Spanish lessons planned at Jacksonville College
• Band Boosters slate garage sale Feb. 18-10
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Rusk High School dedication
• Peanuts: The Valentine Express at TSR Feb. 13
• TSR Valentine’s Dinner Trains Feb. 12 and 14
• 17th annual Superbowl Scramble Feb. 5
• Rusk Elementary wins at Bullard competition
• Largent hits hole-in-one
• Rusk Booster Club meets Feb. 7
• Alto Youth Baseball/ Softball coaches meeting Feb. 16
• Rusk UIL wins 1st place
• Philadelphia Story
• Annual cookie sales
• Making moves: county squads looking for playoff spots
• TSR plans to capitalize on special events for tourists
• Garmon- Dover plans
• Adams- Lasiter engagement
• Wedding planned at Southlake
• Couple will wed in Nacogdoches
• Wells library hosts special meeting, workshop
• Feb. 12 bake sale will benefit Relay for Life
• Prophetic Conference slated at River of Life Christian Center
• Ruskite named to school’s dean’s list
• Chili and cornbread fest planned at extension service Feb. 4
• Hensarling to discuss jobs, spending cuts in Jacksonville tomorrow
• County pharmacist looks to combat ‘die-young culture’
• Ribbon cutting at WIC’s new location in Jacksonville
• Rev. Barron is new pastor at 1st Baptist
• A. G. ACKER JR.
• JESSIE NATHALIE JARRELL
• C. DAVID BEAN JR.
• BENJAMIN A. (BENNIE) ALLEN
• CATHERINE SANDERS
• TAXING| thoughts
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• Peace officer ‘checks’ out for concerned citizen
• Legislature tackling voter ID, other issues
• Congressman Jeb Hensarling seeks help to honor veterans with Valentines
• Hunsicker holds off on Rusk apts.
• Is East Texas the state’s ‘stroke belt?’
• Bellanger found guilty, receives 170 years
• Hopson set to help answer ‘$24 billion question’
• BOWMAN’S| east texas
• FAST| forward
• McProgress in Rusk
• EDUCATION LEADERS ASK FOR MANDATE RELIEF
• SFA announces Schmidbauer Competition winners
• SFA bands to present 'British Band Classics'
• Guest pianist to perform 'Music of Franz Liszt' at SFA
• SFA to stage student-directed absurdist play
• SFA A Cappella Choir to present preview concert
• ORGANIZATIONS NEEDED TO FEED TEXAS CHILDREN NUTRITIOUS MEALS DURING SUMMER MONTHS
• Three-Week Trial Results in Jury Verdict Ordering Drug Maker To Pay Texas $170 Million In Damages For Fraud
• Law Enforcement Update
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Bowman's East Texas
• Sinus infections: unavoidable, but manageable
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules February Tax Help Seminars
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Weather forces sports schedule changes
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler Distric
• Texas Department of Transportation
• VOTER ID PASSES SENATE
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• Texas A&M University Army ROTC receives the prestigious MacArthur Award as one of the best Reserve Officers’ Training Corps programs in the nation.
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR FEBRUARY 2011
• Dave Chapman will retire from Texas A&M University on Jan. 30
• 100-YEAR-OLD TEXAS PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU WELCOMES NEW YEAR WITH A NEW CENTURY OF MEDIA MONITORING
• Texas Brigades summer camp registration begins
• Pet Talk-Cold Weather Colic in Horses
• Nacogdoches Chamber publications provide fresh information
• Museum Seeks Stories of Local Veterans During World War II
• Libraries: An essential resource we must support
• Investigators zero in on Most Wanted Sex Offender
• DPS repeats warning to avoid travel to Mexico
• Texas Discovers New Cattle Brucellosis Infected Herd
• Jan. 31 jury canceled
• News from the State Capital
• Visit Nacogdoches this week
• Most of East Texas is in drought status
• Texas Back to Work Secures Jobs for 10,000 Texans
• The study shows that Texas A&M and other locally headquartered members of the A&M System had at least a direct impact of almost $1.5 billion
• SFA Wind Ensemble presents 'Welcome Home' concert
• SFA faculty recital features songs of Robert Schumann
• SFA to screen ‘Digital Nation’
• Texas A&M helps broaden horizons
• The Sabine County Columbia Memorial Committee and the J.R. Huffman Public Library will be hosting the 8th Memorial for the Space Shuttle Columbia STS-107 and the Grand Opening of the PATRICIA HUFFMAN SMITH MUSEUM “Remembering Columbia
• Get the most out of your doctor’s visits
• Genome analysis outlines variations in orangutans of Borneo, Sumatra
• Escaped sex offender added to 10 Most Wanted list
• East Texas Commercial Fruit and Vegetable Conference set Feb. 15
• Agencies Host Forum for Historically Underutilized Businesses
• $2.5 million from Department of Defense funds trauma research
• Northeast Texas Public Health District to Host Open House at the new Jacksonville WIC Clinic
• Area counties get Livestock disaster assistance sign-up extension
• Republican Club meets Feb. 1 in Jacksonville
• Vernon Hedge speaks at Grace Fellowship
• Maxine and Walter Session named 2010 Citizens of the Year
• TSR Valentine’s Dinner Trains Feb. 12 and 14
• Superbowl Scramble Feb. 5
• Alto ISD students serve others last week in honor of MLK
• On target: Rusk ISD archery program making its mark
• At a loss: Rusk, J’ville, NS suffer district setbacks last week
• Driver’s license office is open at annex in Rusk
• LIONS CLUB
• Newly elected Cherokee Justices of the Peace attend seminars
• Tell others about being a blood donor, encourage donating
• Enough is enough
• Birthday honoree
• Tablo weaving classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• 7th Ground Hogg Job Shadow Day slated
• Gardening Program offered at Singletary Library
• Order of the Eastern Star slates meeting Feb. 1
• Murder charges filed
• ‘Shuttle Butt’ lives ‘good life’ in Sardis
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Prophetic Conference slated at River of Life Christian Center
• Ross Activity Center announces events
• Spanish lessons planned at Jacksonville College
• Band Boosters slate garage sale Feb. 18-10
• Danny Long hired at Conroe ISD
• BILLIJO (B. J.) DUNNING FOWLER
• GLADYS MARIE BAKER CLAPP
• WILLIAM WATTERS SINGLETARY
• LURLINE SMITH
• RYAN MCBRIDE
• RICHARD (DICK) WICK
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cherokee County Relay for Life honored with 5 national awards
• Sen. Robert Nichols details this week’s ‘5 Cents’
• May Drug sold to CVS Pharmacy
• Alto Council votes to rescind pay raises
• County airport advisory board reappointed
• RJH donating ‘pennies for peace’
• P&Z, city to consider zone request
• Rusk police see ‘red’ last Wednesday
• Walter & Maxine Session named citizens of the year
• Hensarling will visit Jacksonville Feb. 3
• Forest Pest Seminar scheduled in Lufkin
• Pet Shop, Computer Store burglarized
• Think Texas: New Online Tool Helps Beginning Farmers, Ranchers
• Think Texas: States Join Texas to Oppose Federal Regulations That Could Result in Thousands of Job Losses, Risking Domestic Food Supply
• Think Texas: Texas Drivers Have Protection at the Pump
• Think Texas: Help Keep Citrus Greening Out of Texas
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• SENATE RELEASES PRELIMINARY BUDGET PROPOSAL
• INAUGURATION CEREMONY DRAWS THOUSANDS
• CATTLE ON FEED UP 6 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
• UNT EXPERTS LIST TOP PREVENTABLE BIRTH DEFECTS AS PART OF PREVENTION MONTH EFFORTS
• East Texas counties to receive $3.2 million as part of the Secure Rural Schools Act
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• News Briefs
• DEWHURST PREVIEWS SENATE BUDGET
• Texas Employers Add 20,000 Jobs in December
• Texas crop, weather
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Splash Returns to Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center
• SOUTH TYLER ROTARY ISSUES CHECKS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
• SFA Repertory Dance Company to perform
• Possible State Record Spotted Bass Reported from Lake Alan Henry
• Texas Child Support Evader Arrested At John F. Kennedy International Airport
• State continues to aggressively curb home foreclosures through increased counseling
• IRS launches the IRS2Go App for iPhone, Android; check refunds, get tax information
• Sebelius announces 193,301 Medicare beneficiaries in Texas have received prescription drug cost relief under the Affordable Care Act
• Year of the Veterinarian
• Nacogdoches Market News
• Romantic Valentine’s Dinner Trains Scheduled at the Texas State Railroad
• Two tax credits to help pay higher education costs
• HHS announces new resources to help states implement Affordable Care Act
• East Texas Turfgrass Conference set Feb. 3 at at Overton
• BCM physician named vice chair of Children’s Oncology Group
• Bastardi: Forecast for the Rest of Winter Looks Rough
• TEXARKANA MAN SENTENCED FOR MAKING BOMB THREATS
• NEDERLAND MAN GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING RING
• NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS, MAN GUILTY IN MURDER SCHEME
• DESOTO PHYSICIAN GUILTY IN HEALTH CARE FRAUD SCHEME
• ANGELINA COUNTY MAN GUILTY IN MURDER SCHEME
• TJC 2011-12 scholarship application available online
• PERRY, DEWHURST SWORN INTO THIRD TERMS
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• SFA to present sports comedy, 'The Complete World of Sports (abridged
• SFA to present faculty trombone recital
• SFA children’s series to present ‘Anne of Green Gables’
• Ras protein cancer causation depends on where as well as how
• Six Additional States Seek To Join Legal Challenge To Constitutionality Of Federal Health Care Takeover
• Former Kennedy Ridge Water Supply President's Assets, Accounts Frozen
• New report: 10.7 million Texas residents with a pre-existing condition could be denied coverage without new health reform law
• Region 7 ESC Holds First Annual Bullying Prevention Conference
• Baylor pediatric HIV/AIDS program impacting access to care, treatment in Africa
• Studies enrolling at Baylor College of Medicine
• BCM physicians help draft American Heart Association guidelines on vascular closure devices
• Testosterone gel may improve overall sexual experience for men
• Kids can get daily fill of fruits and veggies with help of video games
• New Year diet goals require reasonable expectations
• Family bingo night will benefit Relay for Life
• TallyHo Plastics sold
• Club hears program on Barbara Bush
• RUSK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Award winner
• Spanish lessons planned at Jacksonville College
• Band Boosters slate garage sale Feb. 18-10
• Local student receives degree from Dallas Baptist
• Blood drive slated Jan. 21 at Etech RMS in Rusk
• Rusk KOA receives international awards
• Rotarians will sponsor circus
• Jacksonville chamber slates annual banquet
• Free goat production seminar slated
• American Legion seeks new members
• The Chaparral Center is scheduled to open soon
• Flag retirement ceremony is Jan. 19 at VFW post
• Sidney Riley EMC for Cherokee County speaks to club Jan. 6
• 4- wheeler winner
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Photos from Alto’s past history
• Full calendar slated for January, February
• 5 for fighting: county teams begin district schedules
• Computer class slated Feb. 10 at civic center
• Bullard student named to dean’s list in Missouri
• Blood drive slated Jan. 21 at Etech RMS in Rusk
• Family bingo night will benefit Relay for Life
• Primary school singers
• Cookie sales are underway
• Tablo weaving classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• RUSK HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Church plans several upcoming activities
• Rusk High School open house, college information session planned Jan. 20
• 7th Ground Hogg Job Shadow Day slated
• Rusk Intermediate School citizenship award recipients
• Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments sign-ups ongoing
• Broken water line
• Rock show planned Jan. 21-23 in Tyler
• MAMIE MOZELL CLOUSE
• JAMES HERBERT KIMBRELL
• WATERS BROWN
• ARDIS LEON (PUDDING) HINTON
• CAROL ANN DAVIS
• FORREST GREEN
• JANIS MARIE JACKSON
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Did your taxes go up?
• Year-to-date sales tax figures released last week show ups, downs in Cherokee County
• Superbowl Scramble Feb. 5
• Cherokeean offices closed Friday afternoon
• Nominations open for RHS Hall of Honor
• Rusk HS to hold open house Jan. 20
• Rusk City Council rejects Oncor utility rate increase
• Chamber of Commerce banquet Saturday night at 6 p.m.
• City council rejects P.D. layoff motion by 3-2 vote
• RSH set to offer extended residential treatment
• ‘Critical mass’ of commerce: Hassell to lead Rusk Chamber
• FRESH DEDICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT
• FRESH DEDICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT
• RICHARDSON, TEXAS MAN GUILTY OF INSIDER TRADING
• NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS, MAN GUILTY IN MURDER SCHEME
• GRAND JURY RETURNS MULTIPLE INDICTMENTS IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
• SENATE OPENS 82ND SESSION
• U.S. Forest Service to conduct controlled burns for forest health
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Police are investigating body in road
• TEXAS SECURITIES COMMISSIONER CRAWFORD, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MORGAN TO RETIRE FEB. 28
• Ras protein cancer causation depends on where as well as how
• TexasArt Students: It’s Time to Begin Work on Your State-Fish Art Contest Entry
• Texas A&M has new look
• Surveys show significant proportions of hospitals and doctors already plan to adopt electronic health records and qualify for federal incentive payments
• Arbor Day Poster Contest
• Retirement announcement is made
• Save Texas History essay contest open to 4th and 7th graders
• Pet Talk
• My 5 Cents
• Texas Attorney General Abbott calls on U.S. House of Representatives To take Action to Secure the U.S.-Mexico Border
• Challenge to Cram the Coliseum
• Forest pest-management clinic set Feb. 4 in Lufkin
• Complex neuronal communication behind jump execution
• Breaking News
• Altering the intestinal microbiome may be a double-edged sword
• State housing agency making $45 million available through innovative first time homebuyer program
• WHITEHOUSE, TEXAS MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL FIREARMS VIOLATIONS
• THREE GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING CONSPIRACY
• This week at the Nacogdoches Farmers Market
• THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY ENGINEERS REFLECT ON 100 YEARS OF PROTECTING PEOPLE, PROPERTY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
• SUNSET COMMISSION APPROVES AGENCY CHANGES
• SIX GUILTY IN FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING CONSPIRACY
• International musicians to compete at SFA
• SFA’s ‘Edge of Life’ exhibition bridges forestry and art
• Nominations Sought for Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame
• Hensarling Speaks on Resolution Condemning the Attack in Tucson, Arizona
• GREGG COUNTY WOMAN GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• GREGG COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
• DALLAS COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG VIOLATIONS
• Autism, ADHD, bipolar disorder focus of monthly genetic series
• Skyview-Hodge welcomes new personnel
• RHS open house, college information session set
• GORDON PYLE
• Unexpected snow paints East Texas landscape
• Former Alto resident named to dean’s list
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• January is time to recognize local school board members
• 4th grade math- a- thon
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• County jail has different telephone number
• 7th Ground Hogg Job Shadow Day slated
• BIRTH
• Child Care Conference scheduled in Jacksonville
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL
• Ross Senior Activity Center events scheduled
• Rusk chamber banquet scheduled for Jan. 22
• 2010 brings progress to community
• Assorted athletics briefs
• KWRW-FM announces basketball broadcasts
• Starting with a bang: court thrillers kick off 2011
• Thomas Adams named fireman of year
• Alto Buyers Group sponsors chili supper
• Alto Chamber slates Jan. 13 meeting to introduce new officers, website, activities
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Heritage Center hosts more than 550 visitors in 2010
• Commissioners meet for 1st time in 2011; accept bid for generators
• Homeland Security may get budget boost this session
• Band Boosters slate garage sale Feb. 18-10
• Pastor aide revival slated at Shady Grove Church of God in Christ in Rusk
• CLARIFICATION
• Relay for Life kick-off set in Rusk on Jan. 18
• 2 judges attend JP training in Tyler
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Tablo weaving classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• Church plans several upcoming activities
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• TAXING| thoughts
• HERBERT A. BELL
• MATTIE DUNSMORE ROGERS
• STANLEY WARREN BRAST
• W.E. (BUDDY) CREEL
• WOODY FRAZIER
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Cartoon
• New Year’s Eve dance was lots of fun
• Service is provided to various groups
• County superintendents, principals respond to possible hikes in class size
• Fund raising scam leads to 2 arrests
• State’s deficit an estimated $24 billion
• Sen. Nichols, Rep. Hopson take oath of office in Austin
• Sweet sales
• SENATE BEGINS CHALLENGING SESSION
• Whitehouse man charged in 3 hour police chase
• TEXAS FARM BUREAU NEWS
• TDA Market Recap Jan. 10
• Dr. Susan Rosenberg named 2010 AAAS fellow
• Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords (D, Arizona) – In Her Own Words
• Single cell studies identify coactivator role in fat cell maturation
• Revised diagnostic criteria for Rett Syndrome
• Texas Comptroller Susan Combs Releases Biennial Revenue Estimate
• Local Transportation Group to Hold Community Workshops
• Ice, Snow Continues in South; Travel Severely Impacted
• Recent college graduates to serve as full-time college advisers
• Arrest made in Twilight Rapist case
• Cotton growing seminar to be held at DeLeon on Jan. 21
• Tuesday's Rusk-Mount Enterprise games canceled
• Learn How to Recognize and Report Child Abuse
• Don’t Guess Whether Household Substances are Safe; Call the Texas Poison Control Center
• NEW YORKER SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR INTERNET DRUG CONSPIRACY
• Nac 101 Registration Deadline Approaching……
• DENTON, TEXAS MAN IS GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Income tax filing season starts on time for most
• Highway Patrol troopers arrest more than 1,100 for DWI
• Registration open for SFA Music Preparatory Division classes
• Pet Talk
• From Nacogdoches
• From the office of the Governor
• Father writes about child support requirements
• GILMER MAN GUILTY OF FIREARMS VIOLATIONS
• My Five Cents
• Dr. Peggy Goodell receives 2011 Edith and Peter O’Donnell Award for medicine
• UPSHUR COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
• MARION COUNTY MAN SENTENCED IN METH CONSPIRACY
• LIVINGSTON MAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING DEPUTY MARSHAL
• HARRISON COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
• CASS COUNTY MAN SENTENCED IN METH CONSPIRACY
• A CENTURY OF SAFETY CAPTURED IN NEW AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY ENGINEERS NEW FILM
• What Wedding Weather can the Royal Couple Expect?
• Nacogdoches farmers market news
• Public invited to international string competition at SFA
• Registration open for SFA Music Preparatory Division classes
• Patterson takes oath of office as Texas Land Commissioner
• Health Briefs
• AARP driving class offered
• New Braunfels Wholesaler Charged With Selling Unapproved Medical Devices
• UT Dallas Rises in Kiplinger’s College Rankings
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES ADDS OPTICAL SERVICES
• Texas crop weather
• STAPLES TAKES OATH OF OFFICE, BEGINS SECOND TERM AS TEXAS COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
• Texas Faring Better than Nation Overall
• Pharmacists Encourage Americans to Consider Medicine Cabinet Cleanout Among New Year’s Resolutions
• Texas Comptroller’s Office Schedules January Tax Help Seminars
• Pay Attention to Bone Health Now
• Pay Attention to Bone Health Now
• Cherokee County Swearing- in Ceremonies
• Pearman Motor Company announces month-long celebration for 74 years in Alto
• Jacksonville chamber banquet will be Jan. 24
• Mini-lecture on gophers scheduled Jan. 10
• Computer class slated Jan. 10 at civic center
• Alto Chamber slates Jan. 11 meeting to introduce new officers, website, activities
• Lucky winner
• Used Christmas trees will create TP&W fish habitat at Lake Striker
• Skills for living community service projects
• Rusk Business of the Month
• County teams look for momentum before district
• Program on Civil War tales, music scheduled at 1:30 p.m. Thursday
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• Outgoing directors
• Parade grand marshal
• Alto Buyers Group sponsors chili supper
• 2011 Rusk Chamber board
• Rusk Chamber of Commerce set banquet for Jan. 22
• CURTIS PRUETT
• CYNTHIA NELL GLOVER JACKSON HICKS
• WALLACE H. GARD
• JULIUS C. TYLICH
• RICHARD EDWARD MINES
• Parks & Wildlife office burglarized
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• NOW| and again
• Weight Watchers meet on Mondays in Jacksonville
• Daydreaming about Christmas 2011
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• Al-Anon meetings planned
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• Rusk Good Samaritan needs food, personal hygiene items
• It is important to give Texas businesses incentive to grow
• Apache helicopters land at county airport
• REDCO, city approve apartment contract
• Cushing bank robbed by Alto men
• 2 titles, 12 overtimes and more
• 2010’s 2nd half marked by high unemployment, school recognitions
• Sen. Nichols prepares for 82nd Legislature
• WHAT’S NEW ABOUT MEDICARE IN 2011
• The flu virus is an old acquaintance that should not be forgot
• If you have an Old Fashion Sweet Tooth…
• ‘Naco Verde’ exhibition to open at The Cole Art Center
• SFA to screen ‘Helvetica’
• Season of conception is permanently written on the DNA of rural Africans
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Law Enforcement Update
• January is School Board Recognition Month
• Improve running workouts by not running
• Nurture a Strong Marriage ― and Save a Little Cash ― with ‘Twogether in Texas’ Pre-counseling Classes
• DSHS Combats Rabies With Aerial Vaccine Drop
• $10,000 reward offered for capture of Valley man added to Texas Most Wanted List
• Celebrate the New Year in Texas With 10 Free Flowering Trees from the Arbor Day Foundation
• BCM expert gives permission to skip the workout, in some cases
• BCM expert gives permission to skip the workout, in some cases
• Great things are happening at Alto schools
• Indians, Maidens continue holidays in tournaments
• Texas Parks and Wildlife assessing closing Eastern turkey hunting season
• Jacksonville students attend special party
• ‘I resolve ...’
• JULIUS C. TYLICH
• ALVIN ALLEN BURCHFIELD
• C.L. NEWBURN JR.
• CURTIS DONALD MANESS
• ALLEN COBBLE RAY
• Texas P&W burglarized
• Eyeglasses, cases needed Rusk State Hospital
• Church plans several upcoming activities
• Meetings set for closing turkey hunting season
• Rusk Civic Center receives flag flown at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 20
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Flu shots are available at health department
• Alto Buyers Group sponsors chili supper
• Annual New Year’s singing scheduled at Salem Missionary Baptist
• Master Gardener training begins with registration Jan. 4 at annex
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• Master Gardener training begins with registration Jan. 4 at annex
• Dec. 31 is last day to pay taxes for IRS credit
• City employees receive service pins
• State jobless rate inches higher to 8.2 percent
• Robbery at Mount Selman
• 2010: year of sports success
• Newsmakers grab headllines in 2010
• Newsmakers grab headlines in 2010
• Alto Buyers Group sponsors chili supper
• Annual New Year’s singing planned at Salem
• New night scheduled for senior dances
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• Church of God in Christ Church sells fish dinners
• TDCJ chaplain
• Austin Bank
• Republicans meet Jan. 4
• Online program benefits retiring, new producers
• Nicest Man in Town’
• Dogs provide therapy ‘
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• 7th Ground Hogg Job Shadow Day slated
• Tablo weaving classes slated at Civic Center
• Mini-lecture on gophers scheduled Jan. 10
• Reading princess
• Farm Bureau
• Local residents receive UT Tyler degrees Dec. 17, 18
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• Texas Water Development Board News
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• OBAMA ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES NEARLY $73 MILLION IN COUNSELING GRANTS TO HELP FAMILIES FIND AND KEEP HOUSING
• FEDERALLY-FUNDED MEAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO HELP FEED THOSE IN NEED
• FEDERALLY-FUNDED MEAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO HELP FEED THOSE IN NEED
• Families of Heroin Addicts Look for Help During The Holidays
• AARP driving class offered
• Risks and benefits of blood thinner after caesarean birth needs study
• Pet Talk
• OBAMA ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES NEARLY $73 MILLION IN COUNSELING GRANTS TO HELP FAMILIES FIND AND KEEP HOUSING
• The journey to a Ph.D. is more a marathon than a sprint
• New cancer drug may treat diabetes
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• News Alert: Eight graduate from Texas Forest Service leadership program
• Animal Center is home for dogs and cats
• BCM physicians help draft American Heart Association guidelines on vascular closure devices
• Rusk’s Christmas lights are ‘a treat’
• Lon Morris College steps out in bold faith for new image
• 5 county football players named to AP all-state teams
• J’ville 2nd in Tatum; county teams wrap up 2010
• SANTA’S MAILBAG
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Thank You
• HAROLD EUGENE WADDELL
• MARY JOYCE SHEDD
• Let there be lights....
• Christmas audit leaves board smiling
• Sights of the night
• Area churches will sponsor Christmas Eve services
• Radio stations plan Christmas Eve programs
• Rusk State Hospital still needs Christmas gifts
• Trustees buy 2 new buses
• RPD adds 2 officers, new administrator
• Alto city council moves to cut budget
• Kids ‘relay’ greetings to cancer patients
• Hannah’s Legacy
• Mini-lecture on gophers scheduled Jan. 10
• New night scheduled for senior dances
• Judge Tony Johnson attends certification seminar
• KTLU-KWRW Christmas Eve program scheduled
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Training begins
• Ennis church presents Singing Christmas Tree
• Tablo weaving classes slated at Rusk Civic Center
• Daniel, Belinda New celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Alto Buyers Group sponsors chili supper
• Annual New Year’s singing scheduled at Salem Missionary Baptist
• MEALS ON WHEELS Dec. 27-31
• Cherokee Civic Theatre tells cast for comedy ‘Philadelphia Story’
• Cherokee County Sheltered workshop board members consider name change
• Robotics team
• Assistance is available for veterans’ surviving spouses
• Mini-lecture on gophers scheduled Jan. 10
• Master Gardeners
• Retirement party
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• DECEMBER 1 CATTLE ON FEED UP 3 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
• Unemployed Texans Will be Paid Benefits for Past Weeks
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• TWC Recovers More than $250,000 in back wages for former Washex Workers
• Three suspects in custody for kidnapping woman
• If you have an Old Fashion Sweet Tooth…
• Public Safety Commission approves enhanced DWI enforcement program
• Patterson drops one-year residency requirement for VLB benefits
• Grant will study effectiveness of teen pregnancy program
• Nominations sought for Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame
• New Hire Reporting Signals Stronger Texas Job Market
• Nature Conservancy, Hays County, WVWA partner to protect Jacob’s Well
• McNair Scholar’s science sheds light on formation of brain circuitry
• Westwood College Texas Campuses Fined and Placed on Probation
• Payroll tax cut to boost take-home pay for most workers; new withholding details now available on IRS.gov
• News Alert: Texas Forest Service issues safety tips for holiday season
• Highway Patrol to target DWI during holidays
• Angelina College Offers Third Round of Free Energy Code Training from A&M, Feb 22-24
• DPS urges holiday travelers to avoid Mexico
• MISSISSIPPI MAN SENTENCED FOR FIREARMS VIOLATIONS IN EAST TEXAS
• U.S. ATTORNEYS' OFFICES CONTRIBUTED TO $6.68 BILLION IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL COLLECTIONS IN FISCAL YEAR 2010
• JASPER, TEXAS MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL FIREARMS VIOLATIONS
• TWO RUSK COUNTY RESIDENTS SENTENCED IN METH CONSPIRACY
• Disastrous wildfires could sweep across the Southern Plains this winter
• RUSK COUNTY MAN SENTENCED IN METH CONSPIRACY
• Research leads to better understanding of rare disease
• First comprehensive sequence analysis of a childhood cancer provides new clues to brain tumor development
• Implications of Fireworks on Pets
• Agreement With States Reforms DIRECTV's Sales Practices
• The City of Nacogdoches becomes Commit for Life Members in 2011
• HARDIN MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL FIREARMS VIOLATIONS
• TxDOT to Holiday Revelers: “Don’t Drive if You’re Tipsy, Buzzed or Blitzen”
• TWO MEXICAN NATIONALS SENTENCED FOR IMMIGRATION VIOLATIONS
• PITTSBURG, TEXAS WOMAN GUILTY OF THEFT OF PUBLIC MONEY
• Additional Funds Added to Texas Appliance Mail-In Rebate Program
• Last weekend to get your goodies at the Farmer’s Market before the Holidays….
• JOE BATTE RECOGNIZED AT ANNUAL U.S. ATTORNEY AWARDS CEREMONY
• 2010 - A Special Year for Texas Ag!
• Combine ladies’ holiday shopping trip and annual mammogram appointment this season
• Tyler victim's advocate honored for superior performance
• Rusk State Hospital Volunteer Council gets unexpected gift
• Could a dangerous intersection be improved?
• 11 Eagles, 26 Indians named all-district football players
• Alto FBC’s Christmas cantata, ‘Voices of Christmas’ set for Dec. 19
• County teams heat the week with hoops action
• Letters to Santa
• Letters to Santa
• Letters to Santa
• Letters to Santa
• MISTY LEE SESSIONS GENTLES
• CARL BASIL ALEXANDER JR.
• LEO ELKIN
• EDNEY MAXINE JONES
• LEWIS EARLE BENGE
• SCARLET LYNAE SMITH
• EVELYN LACY
• Shopping at home, tourist dollars are Rusk economic strengths
• FOND MEMORIES
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• JISD honored by state comptroller’s office
• County commissioners approve historical commission members
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• Rusk Band Boosters slate bake sale for Dec. 23
• Assistance is available for veterans’ surviving spouses
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Santa’s Workshop in Palestine provides journey to North Pole
• Gallatin slates Christmas parade Dec. 18
• Adams Chapel UMC plans candlelight service
• Rusk UMC announces special Christmas events
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• Year-to-date sales tax figures released last week show ups, downs in Cherokee County
• Dear Santa...
• New flood ordinance okayed
• Alto Council considers options for budget crisis
• 2 women killed in separate weekend traffic accidents
• Family treasure brings 3 generations closer
• Sen. Robert Nichols receives Champion for Children award
• Paving way
• 1 shooting suspect arrested
• Railroad names new general manager
• Railroad operator asks for help in attracting ridership
• A helping hand
• Rusk Dream Tree shopper
• Master Gardener training begins Jan. 4 at annex
• Gallatin slates Christmas parade Dec. 18
• New night scheduled for senior dances
• Rusk Band Boosters slate bake sale for Dec. 23
• 50th Anniversary
• Local residents graduate from TJC
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• PHASE ONE OF LOUIS AND PEACHES OWEN HEART HOSPITAL AT MOTHER FRANCES NOW OPEN
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Registered Sex Offender In El Paso For Child Pornography Possession
• The Pineywoods Foundation
• State no longer a "judicial hellhole," but Gulf Coast remains on "watch list"
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Southern Snow, Ice Threat Wednesday, Thursday
• Pineywoods Foundation give 11 grants in 2010
• IRS Seeks to Improve Quality of Tax Prep Industry; Tax Preparers Must Act Soon on ID Numbers
• It is a mystery why some children with HIV infection do not get sick.
• HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE THREE SUPERSTAR ENTERTAINERS, VALUE DAYS
• Business of the Month
• Longleaf pine trees could mean big bucks for East Texas landowners
• Four Alumni Named Outstanding Young Texas Exes
• The Negative Impact of High Unemployment on Young Americans
• TAHC Extends Monitored Herd Program Enrollment
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• TPWD Assessing Eastern Turkey, Considering Hunting Closure in 15 Counties
• Notice of TJC board meeting
• The Negative Impact of High Unemployment on Young Americans
• State Troopers graduate
• Texas 10 Most Wanted Man, Woman arrested
• Rainbow Trout Coming to Tyler’s Nature Center
• Exercising with Your Pet
• News Alert: Officials brace for severe winter wildfire season
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• TEXAS STATE SECURITIES BOARD BULLETIN
• Comptroller Combs to Release First-of-its-Kind Study on School Spending, Student Achievement
• Stallings will coach in Connect to Home Bowl game
• Dallas Safari Club Tops $750K in 5 Years for Texas Projects
• Affordable Care Act increases transparency for consumers in “mini-med” plans
• TWC Sets Employer Unemployment Insurance Tax Rates for 2011
• THREE SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL COLD PILL VIOLATIONS
• SMITH COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR BANK ROBBERY
• SMITH COUNTY ILLEGAL ALIENS SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG VIOLATIONS
• SFA Music Preparatory recitals scheduled
• Tickets to sports comedy make unique gift
• Tickets still available for ‘Simply Sinatra Christmas’ at SFA
• PANOLA COUNTY MEN SENTENCED IN METH CONSPIRACY
• Texas, 19 States Resolve Antitrust Investigation Into Bank of America's Municipal Derivatives Marketing
• Texas Forestry Association Announces New Foundation Board
• RHS Band Boosters appreciate any and all help for Disney trip
• Quick hits: SFA Lumberjacks bow out of FCS playoffs
• Basketball roundup: Eagles drop 1 to former district foe
• MALCOLM G. POND
• SHEILA WATSON
• LOUISE PICKETT
• JAMES EDWARD (RED) HALBERT
• The home team: 37 Cherokee County football players make their mark on college, pro fields across nation
• RUSK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• RUSK HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• PETER DAMIEN BYRNE
• JOHN BAILEY (JOHNNY) WALKER III
• Alto Lions announce Christmas parade plans
• Carolyn Martin attends special training event
• Alto 1st Baptist Children’s Choir
• TROY DAGLE
• GRACE HUDSON
• BERNEICE M. LODEN
• Al-Anon meetings planned
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Second Hannah’s Heart toy drive underway
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• Rusk Good Samaritan needs food, personal hygiene items
• Gallatin slates Christmas parade Dec. 18
• Republican Club slates Christmas meeting Dec. 14
• Bethel UMC will host chili supper Dec. 11
• Jacksonville man interrupts burglars
• Band Boosters are selling chocolate candy
• Dutch oven cooking at Mission Tejas State Park Dec. 11
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at Rusk State Hospital
• Driver’s license office is open at annex in Rusk
• Alzheimer’s support group meets 1st Thursday of each month
• Today is the deadline to assist children, seniors on Dream Tree
• Approximately 2,000 persons attend parade
• Cervical cancer, HPV vaccines are available at the county health department
• New Salem VFD sponsors fish fry Dec. 11
• Private applicator training/ testing Dec. 14
• By any other name: Cherokee County Relay For Life searching for 2011 theme
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ reopens Friday
• Heritage Center launches fundraiser
• 24-year-old killed in 2 vehicle accident Tuesday
• Maj. Geishaker visits hometown before deployment
• 2 Cherokee County syrup mills
• Poster winners
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• 60th anniversary
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Raise Funds for local museum at no extra cost
• Dutch oven cooking is back at Mission Tejas State Park
• Master Gardener training begins with registration Jan. 4 at annex
• Free diabetic education seminar slated Dec. 13
• Mr., Mrs. Best’s relative receives scholarship
• Hopper-Moore
• Cantata slated Sunday at A. Frank Smith
• Alto couple notes 61st anniversary
• Santa’s Workshop in Palestine provides journey to North Pole
• Home Care Month
• Principal for a Day
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• With Tax Credit Gone, Home Sales Down
• SFA Brass Quintet to perform
• SFA to present 'Percussion in the Pines' concert
• Sinatra sound-alike to perform Christmas concert at SFA
• SFA Choirs and community chorus to present Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• SFA to present 'Amahl and the Night Visitors'
• Warren Steed Jeffs Brought to Texas to Stand Trial on Felony Sexual Assault of a Child Charges
• MARION COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG CRIMES
• LUFKIN WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO INVOLVEMENT IN MURDERS
• WOODVILLE, TEXAS MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
• Driver records now available instantly online
• REMEMBER WORLD WAR II VETERANS DURING THE MONTH OF PEARL HARBOR DAY
• NEW TRAVEL GUIDE CELEBRATES AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE IN TEXAS
• HISTORIC COURTHOUSES OF TEXAS CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS IN STYLE
• LAST CHANCE TO NOMINATE A LOCAL PRESERVATIONIST FOR A TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION AWARD
• Auto Burglars Target Unattended Vehicles During Holiday Shopping Season
• Baylor pediatric HIV/AIDS program impacting access to care, treatment in Africa
• AARP driving class offered
• Words of appreciation from a 63-year subscriber
• Father pleased with article about Marine/coach son
• Sophomore Rusk Eagles East win championship
• Birmingham Forest to host 2-man mulligan open Dec. 4
• Battle of Highway 69 South: Lady Eagles defeat Alto
• Football pick line concludes season with 2-way tie for 1st
• Alto Elementary enjoying ‘exemplary’ times
• Wells’ junior leaders
• WILLIE B. (BILL) JAMES
• CHARLES E. SR., GLADYS M. GRIFFIN
• RICHARD ERVIN PYLE
• J. MONROE MEADOR
• JAMES EDWARD DOVER
• DORA LEE SESSION GRIFFITH
• WILLIAM R. “BILL” MCRAE
• FRANKIE J. PARSONS
• BATE LEE OUSLEY
• 2 die in house fire
• Grace Fellowship celebrates 25 years
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• Gallatin slates Christmas parade Dec. 18
• Pipeline inspection near Wells Dec. 1-10
• Free diabetic education seminar slated Dec. 13
• Private applicator training/testing Dec. 14
• Some cities in Cherokee County struggle to regain sales tax income lost in 2010
• Dream Tree children available for adoption
• Checking out
• Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ opens this weekend at Cherokee Theatre
• Christmas parade is Saturday
• Job outlook takes slight hit in area counties
• LVN charter class nears end of 1st semester
• Hospice’s Light up a Life ceremony scheduled
• Rusk man receives Golden Trowel
• Rifle
• Blue ribbon recognition
• FBC Rusk to hold ‘The Sounds of Christmas’ Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m.
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• BOWMAN’S| East Texas
• FAST| forward
• Texas crop, weather
• Rainbows Coming to Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center Dec. 1
• Media Advisory:
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Holiday Meal Prep is a Family Affair
• Old School Toys Educate and Entertain
• Guard Against ID Theft During the Holidays
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Don’t Get Burned During the Holiday
• Baylor researchers look to visual hiccups to understand brain
• AgriLand Farm Credit Services Stockholders Participate in Farm Credit Young Leaders Program
• Volunteers needed for HIV vaccine trial
• US Department of Labor’s OSHA cites Weatherford International in Longview,Texas, for allegedly exposing workers to hexavalent chromium and other hazards
• Davy Crockett National Forest Resource Advisory Committee to Meet
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Postal Updates
• TJC, ETSO collaborate for ‘Nutcracker’ ballet
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• SOUTH TYLER ROTARY HOSTS MALCOLM BALES
• RRC PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND ALLOWABLES FOR DECEMBER 2010
• FIRE IS YOUR PET’S WORST FRIEND
• TEXAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION ALERTS CONSUMERS TO DANGERS OF HOLIDAY SHOPPING ONLINE
• High fat diet in moms affects offspring’s circadian, metabolic rhythms
• GO TEXAN FOR GIFTS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
• WATERSHED COORDINATION STEERING COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS FERAL HOGS, POULTRY AND SEPTIC SYSTEMS
• SRC-1 controls liver’s “sweet spot” for glucose production
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES ANNOUNCES AVAILABILITY OF FEDERAL FUNDS TO ASSIST TEXAS POULTRY FARMERS
• TMF BARIATRIC SUPPORT MEETINGS SCHEDULED
• Winter weather and skin care
• Wednesday market returns so patrons can prep for Thanksgiving
• SFA jazz bands welcome Lufkin musicians to stage
• Children's gingerbread house making workshop scheduled
• SFA faculty piano recital slated
• SFA bands to present 'Travelogues' concert
• SFA to open exhibition of ‘moving’ murals
• SFA's Original Cast to present 'A Nacogdoches Pioneer Christmas'
• Nacogdoches lights up for Christmas on Nov. 27
• US Labor Department obtains appointment of independent fiduciary to manage abandoned 401(k) plan in Houston
• TxDOT completes three construction projects in November
• TWC Names Dow Chemical Company Texas Employer of the Year
• TEXAS GUARD AND RESERVE MEMBERS THANK EMPLOYERS THIS THANKSGIVING
• Texas Farm Bureau plans 77th annual convention in Waco
• Downtown Nacogdoches will to celebrate “Small Business Saturday
• Updated educators’ ethics code addresses social media
• Cattle on feed for slaughter market lots up 3 percent from last year
• Holiday Hazards for Pets
• Texas Comptroller Leadership Circle List Tops 250 Honorees
• Texas Announces Start Date for New Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Tax tips for holiday charitable giving
• 1927 SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY COURTHOUSE REDEDICATED
• 2nd Annual Festival of Trees
• Fill up on safety this Thanksgiving
• Thanksgiving – Give Thanks for Texas Farmers and Ranchers
• COMMISSIONER STAPLES ORGANIZES COALITION OF STATES TO CHALLENGE PROPOSED FEDERAL RULES THAT WOULD COST JOBS AND CRIPPLE TEXAS' $14 BILLION LIVESTOCK, POULTRY INDUSTRIES
• Colder temperatures and your health
• Nacogdoches City Offices to observe Thanksgiving Holiday
• AARP driving class offered
• ‘Nutcracker’ performances set Saturday, Dec. 4
• Community support helps Rusk in long run
• Does patriotism still matter? RJH student says ‘yes’
• Rusk varsity boys b-ball finishes 2nd at Slocum tourney
• Photos
• Game Stats
• Alto Football Sweetheart
• Pack of 6 Picks
• En-Thrall-ed!
• RUSK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• MARIE ODOM
• DIXIE MAE PYLE
• GENEVA MCCREIGHT GARNER
• HAZEL JOHNSON
• DOLORES MCCORD
• LLOYD K. SMITH
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• Restaurant donates 10 percent of receipts to band boosters
• Band Boosters slate Dec. 6 meeting
• New way to raise funds for local museum explained
• Senior Finale committee is selling Cowboys-Redskins raffle tickets
• New night scheduled for senior dances
• Public meeting slated at Alto ISD regarding special needs students
• Congressman offers help with agencies
• Juvenile arrested for burglary
• Audition set for ‘Philadelphia Story’
• NELLIE CLYDE HERRING BOLTON
• 66 police reports recently filed
• DOYLE RAY SWINNEY
• Blight clean up grant improves 52 lots in Rusk
• BARBARA ANN TROTTER
• HARRY RAY CHEATHAM
• Private applicator training/testing Dec. 14
• Thanksgiving service is at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 23
• Commissioners table request to modify map
• Dream Trees placed around Rusk Monday
• Church slates program
• Council picks bank depository
• Thanksgiving Feast
• Railroad budget is off track
• ‘WE WERE BLESSED’
• Cherokee County honors veterans
• RHSAA gun raffle
• Alzheimer’s support group meets 1st Thursday of each month
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at Rusk State Hospital
• choir concert
• Dr. Edwin Crank will retire Dec. 31 as Jacksonville College president
• Rube Sessions Library
• Boosters slate Dec. 6 meeting at band hall
• Master Gardener training begins with registration Jan. 4 at annex
• Hensarling elected to 4th-ranking position on Republican team
• Several hundred attend True Value Ladies’ Night
• ‘A Christmas Carol’
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• What's the Hard Return on Employee Wellness Programs?
• Top 10 Most Wanted Fugitive arrested earlier this week
• TEXAS STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COMMISSION TO PARTICIPATE IN OPEN GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE
• 2011 inductees in the Texas Newspaper Foundation Hall of Fame announced
• TEXAS HISTORICAL FOUNDATION AWARDS TWO ARCHEOLOGY GRANTS
• The DPS Training Academy graduated 39.
• Texas crop, weather
• Statewide Superintendent Salary Survey Released
• Statement by Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis on expanded Trade Adjustment Assistance program
• Lubbock County Sheriff Conducts Child Support Roundup
• SFA College of Fine Arts offers holiday entertainment
• SFA art galleries closed for part of Thanksgiving break
• SFA faculty to present recital of Bach's sonatas for flute and harpsichord
• SFA to open ‘Fabric of African Culture’
• Texas Milk Production Up 3.8 Percent from Last Year
• STERNE-HOYA HOUSE MUSEM AND LIBRARY RECEIVES HISTORY MUSEUM GRANT
• Prosthetic limbs are available for dogs
• Heritage Land Bank Stockholders Participate in Farm Credit Young Leaders Program
• Texas' Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force Convenes In Arlington
• Attorney General's Child Support Division Recognized For Exemplary Performance
• Attorney General Abbott Takes Enforcement Action Against Lubbock Mortgage Firms
• THANKSGIVING DINNER COSTS $46.52 TO FEED 10 TEXANS
• TEXAS FARM BUREAU NEWS
• TEXAS FARM BUREAU NEWS RELEASE
• Think Texas: Back to School
• MASTER FLY-FISHER TO TEACH CLASS AT TFFC JAN. 15
• The City of Nacogdoches presents Coffee with the Mayor
• Fall Harvest Fling gets underway this Saturday
• Western Art Rides High in the Saddle at Pearce Museum
• Nacogdoches Main Street Receives 2010 National Trust Main Street Accreditation
• MORE THAN 300 ATTEND TSLAC’S NOV. 12 REDEDICATION OF LORENZO DE ZAVALA BUILDING
• Molecular evolution proves source of HIV infection in criminal cases
• Men with low testosterone, erectile dysfunction may improve sexual function with testosterone gels
• TDA Market Recap Nov. 15
• Male hormone levels may vary by seasons
• Nacogdoches Main Street Manager elected to the Board of Directors of the Austin-based Texas Downtown Association (TDA).
• RSH Volunteer Council requesting Christmas donations
• Quick hits: 7 Lady Eagles named all-district; Eagles reach Super Bowl
• Midnight too soon: Indians’ magical season ends
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Alto rushing attack sinks Pirates’ playoff hopes, 38-7
• Citizenship Awards
• RUSK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• RAFAEL PEREZ
• BERNICE PEARL HILLMAN BULLOCK
• DOROTHY P. MURRAY
• MARSHALL JEFFERSON LEE
• CADENCE (POOKIE) SIMMONS
• KELLY WADE
• CLARENCE W. STEWART
• Church sells fish dinners
• Jacksonville College fall concert slated Nov. 18
• Band Boosters are selling chocolate candy
• 1 of 5 grants received
• Second Hannah’s Heart toy drive underway
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Raise funds for local museum at no extra cost
• AARP driver safety course offered Nov. 18 in Jacksonville
• Police academy graduates
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• Rusk State Hospital Volunteer Council has recycling program
• Jacksonville College hosts historical society meeting
• Museum visit
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• County jail has new telephone number
• AARP driver safety course offered Nov. 18 in Jacksonville
• Master Gardener training begins Jan. 4 at annex
• Senior Finale committee is selling Cowboys-Redskins raffle tickets
• Jacksonville sets turkey trot, 5K run, kids run
• New night scheduled for senior dances
• A DRT medallion dedication is slated at Salem Cemetery
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at RSH
• Private applicator training/testing Dec. 14
• RBSA election meeting planned Nov. 22
• Breakfast CEU event Nov. 23 in Alto
• Cherokee County jailer says her children are afraid to ride school bus after bullying incident
• West Side Elementary principal receives prestigious award
• Senior Finale will receive 10 percent of Posado’s Nov. 20 evening proceeds
• ‘The Polar Express’ train ride returning to TSR
• Community Thanksgiving service Nov. 23
• When new Lon Morris dorm opens, college will move all students from motel
• HOLIDAY DEADLINE
• Alto trustees approve new improvement plan for 2011
• Christmas comes early for Rusk Fire Department
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• WeightWatchers meet in Rusk on Tuesdays
• Water vandals to be charged at least $150
• Lights fantastic
• Dakota Jackson graduates basic training
• Private applicator training/testing Dec. 14
• Building for the future at Rusk ISD
• RSH retirees
• MEALS ON WHEELS NOV. 18-26
• Program presented on Texas Water Safari
• Leo Club has 17 members attending
• Lions Club raises $1,585 from rifle raffle
• LIONS CLUB
• Church offers help
• Area high school gets grant
• Members of Eastside Baptist Church will share Thanksgiving
• 50th wedding anniversary
• Theatre group sets auditions for ‘The Philadelphia Story’
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ will be presented Dec. 3-5, 10-11
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Cartoon
• TAXING| thoughts
• THE Q| factor
• FAST| forward
• Lubbock-area Trooper dies in traffic crash
• $10,000 cash reward offered for member of DPS Most Wanted list
• Nacogdoches Fall Harvest Fling gets underway this Saturday
• DSHS Issues Fish Advisory for Lake Worth
• MORE THAN $1.8 MILLION IN FEDERAL GRANTS TO BENEFIT PRODUCERS OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES, OTHER SPECIALTY CROPS
• USDA Selects Four Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Awardees in Texas
• USDA Selects Four Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Awardees in Texas
• Recipe
• TJC Pop Show set Nov. 19 and 20
• TEXAS FARM BUREAU NEWS RELEASE
• SFA to open ‘Fabric of African Culture’
• Texas Workforce Press Release
• Extension Service News
• KARNACK, TEXAS MAN GUIILTY OF DEALING COCAINE IN EAST TEXAS
• SIX OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETES HONORED AS BUILT FORD TOUGH TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• DRILLING COMPANY EMPLOYEE GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING FUNDS
• WAYNE HAMMONS
• STANDINGS
• States Advance Their Legal Challenge to the Constitutionality Of Federal Health Care Takeover
• Law Enforcement Update Multi-Jurisdictional Effort To Minimize Danger Of Sex Offenders
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• Jacksonville sets turkey trot, 5K run, kids run
• OLIVIA ANN NOLLEY
• Quick hits: final football games; x-country results
• SFA to open ‘A Forest Insect Alphabet’
• Çhristmas comes to Jacksonville
• Heritage Center seeks volunteer greeters
• Band Boosters are selling chocolate candy
• RILEY JANE TYLER ANDERSON
• One final memory: Senior Night 2010
• Expanded Recovery Act tax credits help homeowners winterize homes, save energy
• Police are our friends
• 1st Red Cross MASH Bash slated for Saturday
• RSH Governing Body will meet Nov. 11
• 2010 Rusk Eagles
• HHS announces new tobacco strategy and proposed new warnings and graphics for cigarette packs and advertisements
• Monthly senior dance is Saturday, Nov. 13
• CRIME STOPPERS
• More than 6,000 riders meet Thomas and Friends in Rusk in October
• One to grow on: Eagles beat Bullard in season finale
• ATTEND THE SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY COURTHOUSE REDEDICATION CEREMONY
• Healthy foods program slated at civic center
• Veteran Salutes across Cherokee County
• Rusk FFA students bring home national awards
• Alto clinches final playoff spot with win over Sandies
• FUNDRAISING EVENT SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH AT DISCOVERY SCIENCE PLACE
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Alto coach remains ‘always faithful’ to code, students
• Special activities honor veterans
• Pack of 6 Picks
• US Department of Labor awards more than $12 million for 13 states to build workforce databases
• Cherokee Civic Theatre presents ‘A Christmas Carol’ Dec. 3-5, 10-11
• Bond refinancing saves $292,348
• Nichols files 1st bill to protect homeowners
• Game Stats
• National Forests fire restrictions lifted Friday
• 60th anniversary
• County approves new road map
• Safety driving course planned for Nov. 10
• John Tyler scores 13 in 4th to beat J’ville, 34-14
• Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center to Close for Repairs
• Application made for $250,000 Pepsi grant
• What if ... TERROR STRIKES HOME
• Boy Scouts sponsor Barbecue lunch Nov. 12
• PAT WATSON
• Texas crop, weather
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Rusk Rotary Club co-ed softball tourney Nov. 13
• 3 Boy Scout members travel to Florida Keys’ Sea Base
• CAROLYN JOHNSON
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Cartoon
• Pottery-sculpture show will be Nov. 30 in Palestine
• Medicare inspection at state hospital finds no deficiencies
• CHARLIE LANGSTON
• Sound recording expert to speak at SFA
• TAXING| thoughts
• Library gets grant
• Had-A-Call
• PHILLIP WESLEY BLACK
• Sleeping pills not the easy answer
• THE Q| factor
• Library visit
• PATRICIA ANN MCLAIN
• Downtown trick or treating is a kid-approved success
• SFA Wind Ensemble to present 'Bits and Pieces' concert
• FAST| forward
• Second Hannah’s Heart toy drive underway
• Skyview-Hodge set new record for charitable giving
• STACYE SPRAGGINS SUTLIFF
• Thank a veteran this week
• Attorney General's Office Shuts Down East Texas Horse Sales Scam
• Houston-Based Petroleum Wholesale Ordered to Pay $30 Million for Defrauding Gasoline Purchasers
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Private applicator training/testing Dec. 14
• MYRTLE EDITH LEWIS
• County taxes can be paid online with a credit card
• SFA's upcoming musical satirizes big business
• Comptroller Susan Combs Sends $541 Million in Sales Tax Revenue to Local Governments
• Wells Interfaith Pantry helps 184 persons
• Dispatcher arrested for terroristic threats on bus
• HHS Officials Announce New Nationwide Tobacco Prevention Efforts
• Hensarling Announces New Regional Director
• Gov. Rick Perry to visit SFA campus Friday
• TEXAS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT DIRECTORS CONVENE IN LUBBOCK
• PORT ARTHUR TEEN SENTENCED FOR GUN VIOLATION
• ETEC APPLIES FOR RUS LOAN FOR WOODVILLE BIOMASS PLANT
• Duncan Cancer Center researchers bring in more than $8 million in fourth round of state cancer funding
• Austin man added to Most Wanted Sex Offender list
• Acclaimed German poet to speak at SFA
• Texas Animal Health Commission Modifies Temporary Preventative Quarantine Area in Maverick and Dimmit Counties
• Attorney General's Office Shuts Down East Texas Horse Sales Scam
• Jacksonville gets TML award
• Dutch oven cooking is back at Mission Tejas State Park
• Farm Bureau Ag Day
• Rusk gets ready for Christmas Dream Tree
• Rusk JV football wins, freshmen fall in final home game
• West Side teacher gets leadership recognition
• Second Hannah’s Heart toy drive underway
• Lewie Byers serves on Land Bank committee
• Businessman, woman of year will be honored at luncheon
• Rusk volleyball honors 3 seniors in final home game
• Blood drive slated at B&B in Alto
• MEALS ON WHEELS,
• Wells Interfaith Pantry helps 184 persons
• Does record-setting win deserve an asterisk?
• Halloween greeters
• Veterans Day service, luncheon planned
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• Annual Veteran Day set for 11 a.m. Nov. 11
• All night long: J’ville beats Nac in record 12 OT game
• One man, one vote
• Brush clean-up
• Safety driving course planned for Nov. 10
• Elementary school Veterans Day program will be at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 11
• Alto defeats Timpson; closes in on 3rd playoff spot
• SCENE|in Passing
• ‘Curious Savage’ slated Nov. 11-13
• Monthly senior dance is Saturday, Nov. 13
• WeightWatchers meet in Rusk on Tuesdays
• Pack of 6 Picks
• TAXING| thoughts
• Exxon donation
• Trinity Valley College queens named Oct. 23
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Hornets defeat Eagles 49-7, dash Rusk’s playoff hopes
• Cartoon
• Heritage Center of Cherokee County Museum needs volunteers
• Methodist women sell cookbooks, CDs
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• RUSK HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• THE Q| factor
• Rusk State Hospital Volunteer Council has recycling program
• Clarification noted from Oct. 27 issue
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• RUSK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• FAST| forward
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at Rusk State Hospital
• Rusk alum to perform at FBC-Rusk Nov. 7
• Conservative Women slate meeting for Nov.. 9
• GERALD R. STEED
• Election results are final
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• Daylight savings time ends this weekend
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• LARRY RICHARD COFFEY
• East Texas Genealogical Society to Host Workshop and All Day Seminar
• Alzheimer’s support group meets 1st Thursday of each month
• Former chief probation officer will serve time
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• BENNY RAY WOFFORD
• RUSK COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR FIREARMS AND METH VIOLATIONS
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Dr. Banks works to protect stream flow of Neches River
• Senior Finale committee is selling Cowboys-Redskins raffle tickets
• ARTHUR LEE LOCKE
• BIG SANDY, TEXAS MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• Etech will receive Texas Workforce award
• Heritage Center seeks volunteer greeters
• KRISTY MICHELLE STAFFORD
• GREGG COUNTY MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• EDINBURG MAN GETS LENGTHY FEDERAL SENTENCE FOR MARIJUANA STOP
• 70th anniversary of Tomato Bowl planned Nov. 5
• Decision 2010
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• ESTELLE BLOUNT
• PANOLA COUNTY MAN GUILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING VIOLATIONS
• Fake threat causes hospital evacuation, diverts emergency responders
• Rusk Business of the Month
• Davis elected county judge
• Firm recycles election signs
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• Musings from Mexico
• LUFKIN PHYSICIAN GUILTY OF HEALTH CARE FRAUD VIOLATIONS
• Train’s parent company sells 49% stock, goes public
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• The colorful Hughes of Halloween
• ANGELITA LOYA
• MARY ANN WALDING DICKERSON
• Woman’s sister is still missing as police search for clues
• Downtown trick or treating is Friday
• Heritage Center seeks volunteer greeters
• That’s the ticket
• EDITH BEARD
• TROY DEE STEMM
• Commissioner deserves the benefit of the doubt
• Friday is last chance to vote early in election
• It’s jack-o-lantern time
• Golden girls: 4 Alto twirlers put on a show in 2010
• Council discusses library roof issue, utility bills
• CHARLOTTE DENNIS
• STANDINGS
• Lakeeya Taylor is crowned 2011 queen
• SFA endowed scholarship fund established to honor Rusk native
• AAAP sponsors driver’s safety course Nov. 10
• Alto ISD completes benchmark testing; discusses new incentives
• EDITH KINSEL
• bumps CH
• DALLAS MAN GUIILTY OF DEALING COCAINE IN EAST TEXAS
• Sparky visits
• Veterans Day service, luncheon planned
• Rusk Police work 70 cases, arrest 13 between Oct. 9-21
• THE SCOOP
• Jackets still sting in fall
• PROTECTING THE RIGHT TO VOTE AND PROSECUTING BALLOT FRAUD
• Banquet honors youths, adults
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at Rusk State Hospital
• Job descriptions examined
• Bowmans’ book tells slanderous, murder tale of New Birmingham
• Shelbyville runs away from Yellowjackets, 47-36
• FORMER INTERNET EXECUTIVE SENTENCED FOR INSIDER TRADING IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
• Walley-Crosby
• Free haircuts, donations benefit cancer fund
• Approximately 250 attend ribbon cutting, dedication of The Arbors
• RSH Governing Body will meet Nov. 11
• Pack of 6 Picks
• A Tour of a Commercial Meat Goat Ranch, Frankston, TX
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Application deadline slated for academy nominations
• Lexington Place
• Railroad is on track for record ridership this year
• Game Stats
• KILGORE WOMAN SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLING FROM EMPLOYER
• Cartoon
• Annual veterans breakfast scheduled Nov. 13 in Wells
• 4 wheeler raffle underway
• Fatal accident attributed to violent weekend storms
• Balanced Bulldog attack, turnovers bite Eagles, 55-0
• HENDERSON MAN SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING
• TAXING| thoughts
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Public hearing solicits citizen input on redistricting
• Jacksonville Indians edge Hallsville, 24-23
• Hallelujah Party planned by church
• ‘Easy’ to find
• Senior Finale committee is selling raffle tickets for Cowboys-Redskins game
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Revival at the Pole continues Nov. 1
• Game Stats
• 70th anniversary of Tomato Bowl Nov. 5
• Second Hannah’s Heart toy drive underway
• Blood drive slated at B&B in Alto
• Democratic Club will meet Oct. 28 at headquarters
• Indians survive homecoming scare, win 24-23
• Thomas draws big crowds to Rusk
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• Church sells fish dinners 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Fridays
• Alzheimer’s Support Group sets meeting for Nov. 4
• New Summerfield
• Decision 2010
• Museum’s newest members
• Business of Month
• Gallatin Halloween carnival is scheduled for Saturday
• ALTO HIGH SCHOOL
• Jobless rate improves in Cherokee Co.
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary will sponsor essay writing contest
• Deadline for Service Academy nominations announced
• Rusk Band Boosters slate meeting for Nov. 8
• ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL
• Marlene Jowell files advertising ethics complaint
• Trail of Fear scheduled in Rusk Oct. 28-30
• Seniors Celebrating Life Expo is Nov. 2
• MARIA SACRAMENTO HERNANDEZ
• BENNY BERRY JR.
• Edith Kinsel
• Texas A&M announces county graduates
• Game Stats
• FAST| forward
• BERNIE
• Junior Class offers spirit shirts for sale
• Rusk’s 2nd fall clean-up day planned for Saturday, Oct. 23
• Indians win another nail-biter, beat Kilgore
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Retail Association to host 12th Annual Taste of Jacksonville
• Jacksonville College theater season begins
• Annual Trail of Fear set in Rusk Oct. 22-23, 28-30
• Alto city clean-up day scheduled for Saturday
• Whitaker makes most of 1st start, Alto beats Cushing
• Grammy Award-winning eighth blackbird coming to SFA
• Big snake
• Crime victims asked to contact crime stoppers
• Senior Finale is selling Cowboys-Redskins raffle
• Pack of 6 Picks
• SFA Wind Ensemble concert recognizes three men
• Creation scientist speaks for 3 services
• Alto High School sponsors TAKS retests
• Reklaw community center plans bingo, chili dogs
• Game Stats
• SFA children's series to present 'Cinderella'
• Thomas the Tank™ Engine returns to Rusk Depot Oct. 15-17 and 22-24
• Maydelle School reunion is Oct. 16
• Forum at Jacksonville College is cancelled
• Bear air raid blows game open, B’boro defeats Rusk
• SFA to present saxophone quartet in concert
• 1st place winner
• Church revival is underway through Oct. 15
• LILLIE CLAIBORNE
• ‘From the Diaries of Adam and Eve’ scheduled at SFA
• After school tutoring
• Taste of Jacksonville slated 5-7 p.m. Oct. 22
• Several Alto classes plan reunion for Oct. 16
• DONNA RAE ROBERTSON SHREEVE
• Matthew McBroom gets forestry award
• Second Hannah’s Heart toy drive underway
• Rusk’s new fire truck makes big impression during fire safety week
• JAMES MCELYEA
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Deadline for Service Academy nominations announced
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• EUGENE LOFTON HARRIS
• Oldest graduate
• Seniors Celebrating Life Expo is Nov. 2
• Heritage Center seeks volunteer greeters
• Big move is purr-fect with nursing residents
• Lifetime member
• Food drive scheduled for Scarecrow Trail grand opening Oct. 16
• Singletary Memorial Library plans book sale, open house this month
• ALL IN THE FAMILY
• 50th wedding anniversary
• Decision 2010
• RPD works 84 reports Sept 24-Oct. 8, arrest 16
• Residents enjoy ‘spooktacular’ holidays
• Congratulations to county commissioners
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Early voting for Nov. 2 general election starts Monday
• TJC gets nursing grant
• 8 department supervisors offer 112 years of experience
• Community’s kindness touches mother and family
• Cartoon
• Commissioners dissolve development district #1
• Branded by Christ Cowboy Church plans fall fest
• The Arbors traces history to 1987
• STANDINGS
• TAXING| thoughts
• JP theft investigation continues
• Jacksonville 1st UMC hosts rally day Oct. 14
• New nursing-rehab center opens in Rusk
• Quick flights: freshmen win, JV falls against Brownsboro Bears
• THE Q| factor
• ‘Bernie’ film based on 90s Carthage case
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary sponsor contest
• Playwrights to attend event at TJC
• October is Disability Employment Awareness Month
• TDA Market Recap Oct. 11, 2010
• FRESH ADDS NEW FACES TO FOOD SERVICE
• Ike Daniel discusses hog slaughter time on the farm
• Decision 2010
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Eagle defense stifles Jacks in 2nd half; Rusk wins, 44-33
• Naval crew almost died in the Bermuda Triangle
• New Heart Hospital receives $18 million
• Henderson Civic Theatre opens 25th season
• Indians slip past Mavericks in final seconds
• Alto High School sponsors TAKS retests this month
• City applies for $275,000 street grant
• County hay growers fight drought, grasshoppers, worms
• Gerald Young speaks to LMC agriculture students Sept. 30
• Grace Fellowship hosts fall festival Oct. 18
• Police arrest 3 cemetery vandals
• Rusk joins Jacksonville leadership institute
• LILLIAN MARTIN CORLEY
• Association reminds members to pay dues
• TDCJ employees pass drug tests
• Laneville man is charged in Sept. 12-13 shootings
• JACK SLOVER DAVIS
• Jacksonville 1st UMC hosts rally day Oct. 14
• Rusk’s new solar panels go ‘live’ this week with energy savings
• Seminary accredited by 2 entities
• BEULAH ALEXANDER
• Senior dance will be Oct. 9 at Rusk Civic Center
• BIRTH
• Rusk ISD receives its 8th First superior achievement rating
• LARRY ROBERTS
• RHS class of 1930 photo sought for ring owner
• Couple announces engagement
• Junior Class offers spirit shirts for sale
• BOBBIE JEAN MARTIN
• Hill-Miller
• Jo Philbrick Lee honored at RHSAA meeting
• Almond Tree offers 50 percent scholarships for CPR training
• ELIZABETH HEARNE CHANDLER
• Yard of the Month
• James I. Perkins, bank donate to Nacogdoches Main Street
• Early voting is scheduled Oct. 18-29; applications for mail ballots being accepted
• BOBBYE LOU ANDREWS BRETHOUWER
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Card drive will benefit LeeAnn Franklin McIntyre
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary sponsor contest
• ROBERT EARL SESSIONS SR.
• Cartoon
• RHS class of 1930 photo sought for ring owner
• Maydelle School reunion is Oct. 16 at Cherokee Coop
• ANITA PETTY
• Hunting not an act of courage
• TAXING| thoughts
• Senior Finale is selling Cowboys-Redskins raffle tickets for Dec. 19 game
• Citizens 1st Bank celebrates 90th birthday
• CARLIS LOGAN KING
• 7 years ago, no one cared about 18-month-old child
• BOWMAN’S| east texas
• Louise Nicholson speaks to club
• Ag producers work meeting is Oct. 25
• BILLY JOE WHITE
• Quick flights around RISD sports
• FAST| forward
• Conservative women meet Tuesday at Hong Kong
• Free autographed pictures for fans
• ADDINE SMITH
• Happy, not satisfied: Alto wants more after hot start
• Cherokee Retired School Personnel meet Oct. 12
• COMING
• JUANITA SANTIAGO
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in East Texas Drug Trafficking Case
• Texas Department of Agriculture Market Recap Oct. 4, 2010
• More Texas employers and unions will receive help providing health coverage to early retirees and their families
• States, DOJ Reach Agreement with Credit Card Networks over Anti-Competitive Merchant Restraints
• Bastrop Wildfire Academy aims to ready firefighters for a potentially devastating winter fire season
• TJC Free Returning Adult Workshop set for Oct. 19
• ACF announces new Office of Child Care
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Funding To Improve Rural Housing
• World Teacher’s Day 2010: P.E. Teacher Educates Youth on the High Sea
• Texas Department of Transportation Project Updates
• BCM joins Parkinson’s Progression Markers Initiative as an official site
• Law enforcement agencies urging Texans to stay on U.S. side of Falcon Lake
• Aggie-STEM Researchers Help Boost Student Math, Science Performance
• Law Enforcement Update Observing National Crime Prevention Month
• Forestry Community to Gather in Nacogdoches for Annual Convention
• Texas Book Festival Celebrates 15 Years
• Give Texas' Historic Cemeteries a Ghost of a Chance
• Historic Texas courthouses now featured on Texas Historical Commission website
• October is Texas Archeology Month
• Join the Arbor Day Foundation in October And Receive 10 Free Autumn Classics Trees
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Support to Community Centers, Public Safety and Health Care
• Texas Monthly Oil and Gas Statistics
• SFA Announces Facebook Ticket Promotion
• Troopers increase presence along IH-35, IH-45, IH-20 for Texas/OU game
• Narconon programs helping traumatized street children in Latin America
• Nelson ryegrass out-yields Gulf by 2,000 pounds per acre
• Beaumont Woman Pleads Guilty to Theft of Public Money
• Prospects Looking Good for Texas Deer Season
• Texas Department of Agriculture, Farm Credit Kick-Off Statewide Dine-Out Week Benefiting
 Texas Fa
• Older adults can fight frailty through resistance weight training
• Wild Horse & Burro Adoption and Expo Heading to Wichita Falls, TX, Oct. 7-10
• Gregg County Man Sentenced for Money Laundering
• Plano Man Sentenced in Federal Meth Case
• Georgia Man Guilty of Transporting Meth through East Texas
• Texas to receive more than $7.6 million in evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention grants
• Six Outstanding Student-Athletes Honored as Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Players of t
• Nacogdoches Farmer's Market to Have Creative Glass Recycling
• Active commute to school has positive impact on children’s physical activity levels
• Beginners, advanced growers to cluster for Nov. 7-8 Grape Camp in Fredericksburg
• Lon Morris College students will offer helping hands to area service projects
• Hill-Crowley
• Singletary Memorial Library has copies of Wall Street Journal
• $161,000 grant helps pay to remove blight
• Homecoming kings: Rusk defeats Westwood, 41-39
• Flag dedication
• Couple note 49th anniversary
• Senior Finale committee sells Cowboys-Redskins raffle tickets
• Free GED classes offered
• Alto Middle School reports 99 percent attendance
• POW/MIA Recognition Day
• Decision 2010
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• RHS class of 1930 photo sought for ring owner
• JAMES ELTON WILLIAMS
• 150-acre tree farm wins state award, offers tour
• Precinct 3 investigation is completed
• Hopsice of East Texas sponsors grief workshops
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• DANIEL D. GREEN
• ‘Live, from Rusk’
• Alex Perry crowned homecoming queen
• Rusk ISD Band Boosters meet Oct. 4
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary sponsor contest
• MARY ANN LEWIS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Waco auditing firm retained
• Jacksonville Friends of the Library sponsors book sale
• Rusk PD files 72 reports
• YVONNE JOINER NEAL
• Cartoon
• Heritage Festival opens this weekend in Rusk
• Church honors pastor, wife
• INVASION!
• REV. ERNEST CARL PHIFER
• Cherokee County Commissioners court resembles ‘kangaroo court’
• TAXING| thoughts
• HOUSE FIRE on CR 768 claims 1
• Farm Bureau annual meeting is Oct. 9
• Fast-moving fire destroys home on CR 768 near Rusk Tuesday afternoon
• MILLARD (PUNK) MARTIN
• County government should waste not, want not
• NOW| and again
• Henderson Civic Theatre opens season
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• Horse killed, rider injured
• ORVILLE GRAHAM
• Former Fat Dog manager sets record straight
• FAST| forward
• Eric T. Penn completes advanced training
• State employees sponsor photography contest
• 52 headstones at Cedar Hill vandalized
• WESLEY O. PILLING
• Rusk Eagles soar to a homecoming victory, 41-39
• Octopus study
• Skyview-Hodge TDCJ units sponsor charity garage sale
• Vandalism at Cedar Hill Cemetery juxtaposes with epitaph messages
• BETTY JONES
• STANDINGS
• Pray at the pole
• Wells ISD gets 2 grants
• Association reminds members to pay dues
• CLARENCE BRADLEY
• Rusk 8th grade A, B teams take wins over Westwood
• Retirement party
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at Rusk State Hospital
• Antique car show slated at Mission Tejas State Park
• SHIRLEY ETHERIDGE
• Yellowjackets suffer first loss of season to Kerens
• Caddo Culture Day Oct. 2 at Caddo Mounds
• Cherokee County Republican Club meets Oct. 5 in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville 1st UMC hosts extension service’s rally day Oct. 14
• CCMRA board purchases new group home at Sept. 17 meeting
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Oct. 4 is deadline for registering to vote in Nov. 2 General Election
• Loving couple ‘railroaded’ during wedding at TSR
• Card drive underway to benefit Ruskite Leigh Ann Franklin McIntyre
• Alzheimer’s support group meets 1st Thursday of each month
• Game Stats
• It doesn’t hurt
• MILITARY NEWS
• Senior dance will be Oct. 9 at Rusk Civic Center
• Democrats open headquarters
• Indians miss opportunities, fall to Whitehouse
• Many successes in childhood cancer research but challenges remain
• TDA Market Recap Sept. 27, 2010
• Texas A&M Part Of Program To Support U.S.-Indonesia Partnerships In Higher Education
• Voter registration deadline is October 4
• Attorney General's Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests San Marcos Resident on Child Pornography Charges
• Texas A&M Foundation To Provide University $59 Million
• One added to Top 10 Most Wanted List
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Support for Library Facilities
• Baylor, Texas Children’s Cancer Center researchers committed to improving patient outcomes, tr
• Treatment continues even after children are cured of cancer
• Texas Department of Agriculture, Farm Credit Kick-Off Statewide Dine-Out Week Benefiting
 Texas Fa
• Deadline to Enter Big Time Texas Hunts is Oct. 15
• Is a Minimally Invasive Surgery for Pets a Better Option?
• Six outstanding student-athletes Honored as Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Players of t
• State of Texas Challenges Federal Government for Denying Texas' Application for Education Aid
• Combs to Chair New TechComm Steering Committee
• Texas Attorney General's Office Issues Notification of Opinions
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Recovery Act Funding To Improve Water System Infrastructure,
• Funeral arrangements announced for Cpl. David Slaton
• Record lease sale good for Texas education Oil and gas lease sale brings in $206 million for Perman
• Federally funded massive RAM computer speeds genome assembly
• Effects of microRNAs extend beyond single genes
• Texas State Veterans Homes open to all Gold Star parents
• International Quilt Festival brings fun and fabric to Houston this fall
• Jury rules not guilty in baby’s death
• Association reminds members to pay dues
• BILLY G. STRAIT
• TWC Monitors Texas Career Schools and Colleges
• Bankruptcy forces Rusk store’s closure
• Democratic Club meets Thursday, Sept. 23
• ALCO LANGSTON BEARD
• “Drive Clean Across Texas” Hybrid Contest Ends Sunday
• TJC opens theater season with 'Fall of Troy'
• Alto Homecoming
• Relay for Life seeks volunteers for committees
• RONALD JAMES WEIDENBACH
• Lighted cross serves as reminder
• SFA School of Music director to perform 'Pictures at an Exhibition'
• Photo
• Rusk church honors pastor, wife
• ROLAND GEORGE OFFORD
• RISD money should benefit all students, not just some
• SFA to screen documentary 'The Take'
• Skyview-Hodge TDCJ units sponsor charity garage sale
• Harvest Fest planned at Tomato Bowl this Saturday
• ROBERT LEE LOWRY
• ‘Unknown unknowns’ lead to known memories
• SFA Theatre to stage romantic comedy, 'Almost, Maine'
• T-shirts go back on sale
• Festival returns to civic center
• YVONNE LIGHTSEY
• Stay conscious of empty grain sacks
• Public Safety Commission approves Driver License Division reorganization
• BIRTH
• A Blue Ribbon day
• 3 grants awarded
• STANDINGS
• Pet Talk-Minerals: Important for Quality Horse Nutrition
• Collins-Gunter
• Sacul Folk Festival is Sept. 25
• ‘Peanuts’ train returns to TSR
• Lady Eagles split games last week; record now 7-9
• M.A.S.H unit on parade
• Members get ready for October opening
• TSR could add new locomotive in hopes of expansion
• Alto Yellowjackets celebrate homecoming victory, 46-23
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• SFA nursing students use social learning grant for hospital patients
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary sponsor contest
• Jacksonville Indians 2010 SEASON
• Cartoon
• Photography contest will benefit charities
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• Indians hit open week on high note
• TAXING| thoughts
• RHS student named merit scholar semi-finalist
• Hopsice of East Texas sponsors grief workshops
• Rusk falls to Fairfield in battle of Eagles, 42-6
• THE Q| factor
• Shooting at Bottoms Up Club causes Lon Morris College to reevaluate policies at leased motel
• Hensarling staff will offer help with agencies Sept. 24
• Pack of 6 Picks
• FAST| forward
• Alto adopts new $1.8 million budget for 2010-11
• Card drive underway to benefit Ruskite Leigh Ann Franklin McIntyre
• No place like home(coming) #5 Alto tops Frankston
• Newly Released Poverty Figures Bring New Urgency to the Need for Adequate Funding for the Texas Leg
• Eagles face Westwood for Homecoming gala
• OES slates installation of officers Sept. 27
• BILLIE LOU FRAZIER
• Texas Attorney General's Fugitive Unit Locates Top Ten Most Wanted Fugitive in Hurst
• Decision 2010
• Antique car show slated at Mission Tejas State Park
• MAGOLINE HALBERT TOSH
• Death
• Death
• Death
• Death
• HUD NEWS
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• Healthy weight?
• Gov. Perry Appoints Shands to Finance Commission of Texas
• DPS corporal killed in traffic collision
• Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center renewed as NCI designated center
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• “Drive Clean Across Texas” Hybrid Contest Ends Sunday
• Toyota Texas Bass Classic Returns to Lake Conroe October 1—3
• Nacogdoches News
• Text messages aim to reduce risky teen behaviors
• TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION
• Texas crop, weather
• Sportsmen’s Foundation Plans “Wild” Casino Party at Richardson Civic Center to Cel
• Motorists are safer on highways
• Texas Files Legal Action To Block Imposition Of EPA Regulations That Threaten Texas Jobs
• SFA music faculty featured in benefit recital
• SFA to present clarinet-piano duo
• German art historian to speak at SFA
• SFA faculty included in international exhibition
• HEALTHY AFTER-SCHOOL SNACKS, MEALS ENCOURAGED BY TDA, LOCAL GROCERS AS PARENTS SEND KIDS BACK TO SCH
• Unique trombone/percussion duo to perform at SFA
• SIX OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETES HONORED
• SFA to stage student-directed ‘The Other Son’
• On the Road Again, Only Safer
• Baylor researchers advancing genetic treatment for ovarian cancer
• Anglers, Biologists Share Information at Athens Meeting
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• Watershed Workshop, Meeting in Athens October 21
• Hatchery Needs Halloween Helpers
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• Texas crops, weather
• Texas Back to Work Reaches 5,000 New Hires
• Study to control blood pressure in diabetics enrolling
• FAUSTINO GUEVARA
• STANDINGS
• Pet Talk
• ‘Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day’ Sept. 18
• Sen. Nichols named caucus chairman
• MILDRED WYVONNE BOWEN SMITH
• 8th grade Eagles open year with wins; JV falls in nail-biter against Bears
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Poteet Resident for Online Solicitation of a Minor
• Master Gardeners will sell home grown plants
• ‘Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day’ Sept. 18
• Thunder rolls: 2 Rusk players help Texas Thunder to title
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• AVID students sell mums through Sept. 16
• City of Rusk adopts $4.428 million budget
• POW/MIA Day planned for Sept. 17
• Corey Davis rushes Bears away from Eagles, 61-28
• Tyler Junior College announces honor students
• Pct. 3 commissioner hires attorney to explain Patterson Lane road dispute
• Card drive underway
• Game Stats
• Band raffle underway
• 50 citizens applaud Commissioner Pinotti
• Blood drive scheduled for Alto Hilltop Baptist
• Indians outlast Gilmer in nail-biter
• Mini-Cheer Camp
• Computer access for every student: Rusk gets $850,000 TEA state grant
• Revival at the courthouse flag pole slated Sept. 20
• Pack of 6 Picks
• RUSK LIONS CLUB
• Homecoming queen will be crowned Friday as Jackets meet Frankston
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary sponsor contest
• Alto rolls over Tenaha in 1A top-10 matchup, 47-6
• Good Sam schedules half-price sale
• That’s the ticket
• North Carolina will return Jacksonville man to face intoxicated manslaughter charges
• Rusk’s junior-senior prom is relocating
• Rhoadarmer-Dominy vows are spoken in Jacksonville
• New year, new scoreboard
• Capital murder trial underway
• 2 campuses named Texas Blue Ribbon Schools
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Senior Finale committee is selling Cowboys-Redskins raffle tickets
• Breakfast planned for CEU
• GLYNN ADEAN “DISH” DOTSON
• Cartoon
• Relay for Life seeks volunteers for upcoming April 2011 event
• Flu shots are available at county health department
• C.H. LENARD
• TAXING| thoughts
• Fall musical
• Hopsice of East Texas sponsors grief workshops
• U.S. ARMY CAPTAIN ELLERY RAY WALLACE
• THE Q| factor
• Church will celebrate 50 years in current facility
• Hensarling staff to offer help with agencies Sept. 24
• FLOYD CARDEN
• FAST| forward
• A RailFest success
• Upcoming events at the Ross Senior Activity Center
• INA LETHA TILLMAN EZELL
• Community supports Rainbow Room
• Fired Up” opens for viewing at SFA
• A-maze-ing’ maze
• Decision 2010
• JAMES (JAMIE) JUSTICE
• LMC cross country wins at UT-Tyler
• Texas leads nation in SAT participation increase
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• RISD receives $850,000 Connections Grant
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• TEXAS FOREST TRAIL REGION TO HOST HERITAGE TOURISM LUNCH AND LEARN IN HUNTSVILLE
• GET A FLU SHOT, NOT THE FLU
• Fish Kill on Lake Fairfield
• East Texas Bear Research Shows Value of State Wildlife Grants
• Reward increased for wanted sex offender
• Belle Babes workshop set at TJC
• Semifinalists Named in the 2011 National Merit® Scholarship Program
• US Department of Labor announces $5.4 million grant
• Lung transplant now a viable option at any age
• HHS awards nearly $650,000 to train public health workforce in Texas
• Texas A&M News
• Texas crop, weather
• Utility providers for cooperatives, municipals will attend event at Texas A&M University
• Influential biophysicists and a leading expert on biological terrorism will visit the Texas A&M
• SFA’s Piney Woods Camerata to present concert
• Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra to open SFA's University Series
• Rainwater harvesting could help stem Houston storm-water flooding
• Small towns want to share their treasured past with you
• Midwestern kids feel unsafe at school
• Houston area suspect named one of Texas' Most Wanted
• SIX OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETES HONORED
• States receive more than $8 million from US Department of Labor
• States receive more than $8 million from US Department of Labor
• US Department of Labor announces $5.4 million grant
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers prevents salt water encroachment
• TWC Reminds UI Claimants that Filing is Free
• Ruskite wins ‘Time Crunch’ recipe contest
• Outstanding Tree Farm tour Sept. 11 in Rusk
• Balanced Jacket attack blitzes San Augustine, 55-6
• Blood drive slated at Hilltop Baptist Church
• COMING
• Turnovers, big plays help ‘Dogs bite Eagles, 54-6
• TJC Foundation to host scholarship golf tournament Sept. 9
• Rusk Band Booster meet Monday, Sept. 13
• Home modifications available for persons with disabilities in Cherokee County
• Pack of 6 Picks
• Engagement
• Thrice as nice: LMC enrollment triples in 5 years
• MARGUERITE BOOTH GRISHAM
• Cyber Crimes Unit Arrests Mansfield High School Teacher For Sexually Soliciting a Minor Online
• Blood drive slated at Hilltop Baptist Church
• COMING
• Turnovers, big plays help ‘Dogs bite Eagles, 54-6
• 50th anniversary
• Rusk PD makes 5 arrests
• JOHN THOMAS BOYLES
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Engagement
• Thrice as nice: LMC enrollment triples in 5 years
• MARGUERITE BOOTH GRISHAM
• Ruskite wins world champion horse show
• Republican rift centers on courthouse efficiencies
• PAULINE HICKS
• Healthy Habitat Grants Available for Texas Schools
• 50th anniversary
• Rusk PD makes 5 arrests
• JOHN THOMAS BOYLES
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Sheriff takes Pct. 3 computers as road investigation continues
• FANNIE BLANTON
• Baylor Health Hints
• Ruskite wins world champion horse show
• Republican rift centers on courthouse efficiencies
• PAULINE HICKS
• Cartoon
• Expanded cafeteria for pint-size students
• ALLIE LEE HASSELL SHERWOOD
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Sheriff takes Pct. 3 computers as road investigation continues
• FANNIE BLANTON
• TAXING| thoughts
• Hopsice of East Texas to sponsor grief workshops
• LILLIANNAH DARLENE BLACKMON
• ETECH sponsors blood drive
• Cartoon
• Expanded cafeteria for pint-size students
• ALLIE LEE HASSELL SHERWOOD
• THE Q| factor
• Award presented county employees
• ALBERT H. EVANS
• Bluegill Family Fishing Tournament September 25
• TAXING| thoughts
• Hopsice of East Texas to sponsor grief workshops
• LILLIANNAH DARLENE BLACKMON
• FAST| forward
• 30 years of service
• DOROTHY PHILLIPS BLAIR
• Escaped sex offender captured in Florida
• THE Q| factor
• Award presented county employees
• ALBERT H. EVANS
• Baylor Health Hints
• Activities scheduled at Singletary Library
• BRENDA SUE ROBERTSON
• BCM Human Genome Sequencing Center joins NIH’s Pharmacogenomics Research Network
• FAST| forward
• 30 years of service
• DOROTHY PHILLIPS BLAIR
• Bluegill Family Fishing Tournament September 25
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• DR. LOYCE LEANORE CRAWFORD
•  Award-winning country music artist Miranda Lambert to perform at SFA
• Texas crop, weather
• Activities scheduled at Singletary Library
• BRENDA SUE ROBERTSON
• Escaped sex offender captured in Florida
• SmartMoney names Edward Jones a number 1 full-service broker
• MARIE ADAMS
• Jacksonville Chili’s set to help St. Jude Children’s Hospital
• Texas motorists are safer
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• DR. LOYCE LEANORE CRAWFORD
• BCM Human Genome Sequencing Center joins NIH’s Pharmacogenomics Research Network
• Tax statements have new look
• Alto ISD gets superior achievement rating
• STANDINGS
• Menu
• SmartMoney names Edward Jones a number 1 full-service broker
• MARIE ADAMS
• Jacksonville Chili’s set to help St. Jude Children’s Hospital
•  Award-winning country music artist Miranda Lambert to perform at SFA
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Upcoming events at the Ross Senior Activity Center
• Indians exact revenge on Texas High Tigers
• HEALTHY AFTER-SCHOOL SNACKS, MEALS ENCOURAGED BY TDA, LOCAL GROCERS AS PARENTS SEND KIDS BACK TO SCH
• Tax statements have new look
• Alto ISD gets superior achievement rating
• STANDINGS
• Ruskite wins ‘Time Crunch’ recipe contest
• Outstanding Tree Farm tour Sept. 11 in Rusk
• Balanced Jacket attack blitzes San Augustine, 55-6
• U.S. Forest officials urge hunters to use caution in the woods
• MEALS ON WHEELS
• Upcoming events at the Ross Senior Activity Center
• Indians exact revenge on Texas High Tigers
• Rusk Band Booster meet Monday, Sept. 13
• Home modifications available for persons with disabilities in Cherokee County
• Pack of 6 Picks
• HHS will host regional press conference call on Connecting Kids to Coverage Challenge
• HEALTHY AFTER-SCHOOL SNACKS, MEALS ENCOURAGED BY TDA, LOCAL GROCERS
• FarCredit Bank of Texas Issues $300 Million of Preferred Stock
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• TAHC Announces Office Changes
• Texas crop, weather
• Test-tube calf embryos more likely to survive Texas summers
• SFA theatre study-abroad trip includes chance meeting
• SFA to open annual faculty art exhibition
• Texas Historical Commission News
• Texas Highways news
• Nacogdoches News
• Pet Talk
• Older adults express anxiety in different ways
• Texas Tuition Promise Fund 2010-11 Enrollment Opens Sept. 1
• Rocky Hill Garage Sale Day scheduled for September 11
• Law Enforcement Update
• 20 TJC Rusk nursing students class Aug. 23
• Rusk’s Zero Food Locker building is razed this week
• Reklaw, Wells each receive $250,000 grants from TDRA
• STANDINGS
• TWC Requests $5.8 Million in Federal Funds
• Antique car show slated at Mission Tejas State Park
• Synthetic marijuana has legal loophole
• Rusk Masonic Lodge meets every 1st Monday
• Rusk Eagle freshmen, JV teams fall short against Roughriders
• TPWD Proposes List of Approved Exotic Aquatic Plants, Permitted Algae
• RSH resale shop is open 1st, 2nd Fridays
• No arrests for Baker’s murder
• ‘Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day’ Sept. 18
• 500 strong: Alto wins #500 with victory over Groveton
• “How’s the huntin’?”
• Christians Against Substance Abuse program offered in Rusk
• Public schools report attendance on 1st day
• Hopsice of East Texas to sponsor grief workshops
• ‘Rough’est of starts: Eagles lose to Center, 47-0
• TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES
• Rusk Good Samaritan needs food, personal hygiene items
• Track, artificial turf OKd
• Using good ‘horse sense’ against cancer
• Young Eagles, Jackets kick off season
• TJC Homecoming alumni events Sept. 17 and 18
• Shady Grove Church of God in Christ sells fish dinners every Friday
• After 70-year drought, college football reigns
• Upcoming events at the Ross Senior Activity Center
• Carthage runs away from Indians, 41-28
• TJC alumni mixer features reunions, classic car show
• Meals on Wheels Sept.1-10
• TSR’s 2nd annual RailFest this weekend at Palestine Depot
• Flu shots will arrive in mid-month
• JIM E. SWEARINGEN, SR.
• TEXAS MONTHLY OIL AND GAS STATISTICS
• 4-H Summer Project Show
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• Business of the month
• NELDA GWARTNEY
• Texas crop, weather
• Couple tells wedding plans
• Maydelle prepares for centennial celebration
• ‘Willy Wonka’ cast announced
• DWAIN BOBBITT
• SFA to open University Series with Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra
• Jacksonville police department will use money for 8 new radios
• ETMC will host health fair at A. Frank Smith UMC
• Newspaper will observe Labor Day Sept. 6
• LLIANNAH DARLENE BLACKMON
• Author, singer team up for benefit
• Newspaper will observe Labor Day Sept. 6
• Book worms, mark your calendars
• SHAWNA RENA TYER
• Patterson hears widow's plight, changes policy overnight
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• Congressman’s visit
• ETMC will sponsor health fair in Alto
• MASTER SGT. ROBERT LITTLEFIELD
• Cartoon
• Good foundation
• Free STD testing available in Jacksonville
• E.J. (JACK) WATTS
• TAXING| thoughts
• Schedules
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• CLEO IRWIN COURTNEY PRYOR
• THE Q| factor
• Sound check
• Republican Club slates meeting for Sept. 7
• Outstanding Tree Farm tour Sept. 11 in Rusk
• FAST| forward
• TJC Jacksonville LVN school graduates 17
• Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary sponsor contest
• Home modifications available for persons with disabilities
• RHS alumni group uses website, Facebook to keep in touch
• Statewide Crackdown on Drunk Driving Underway
• DPS looking for escaped Dallas sex offender
• Dove Season Ushers in Fall Hunting with a Bang
• BUILT FORD TOUGH TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK PROGRAM LAUNCHED
• Affordable Care Act Program Helps 94 Texas Employers and Unions Cover Early Retirees
• Mansfield Man Charged With Unlawfully Soliciting Funds For War Heroes Memorial
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Patterson hears widow*s plight, changes policy overnight
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• Nacogdoches News
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• DSHS Offers PAM Precautions
• TP&W News Digest
• AARP driving class offered
• Texas crop, weather
• Texas Parks & Wildlife
• TEXAS ARCHEOLOGICAL STEWARDSHIP NETWORK
• WATERSHED STEWARD PROGRAM TO HOST TRAINING IN KERRVILLE
• Summer fire season winds down, but fire activity remains steady
• Energy Secretary applauds Texas’ Weatherization Assistance Program
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD AIDS IN DAM REPAIR
• LeTourneau receives $5 million endowment
• 24th Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Fall Cleanup Sept. 25
• HUD AWARDS $67.9 MILLION
• SFA to screen ‘Addicted to Plastic’
• HEALTHY AFTER-SCHOOL SNACKS, MEALS ENCOURAGED BY TDA, LOCAL GROCERS AS PARENTS SEND KIDS BACK TO SCH
• Trailblazers for Women’s Suffrage honored on 90th anniversary
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Motorists watch; cut down on amount of accidents
• Educators met in College Station
• History repeats itself in Nacogdoches
• Anderson County Democratic Party plans Open House
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• CHL application forms now available online
• DENTON MAN INDICTED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY
• Farm Bureau scholarship competition begins Sept. 14
• RHS Alumni Assn. slates meetings for Sept. 24-25
• Youth served? Eagles hope to grow up fast in 17-3A
• GRAND JURY RETURNS MULTIPLE IMMIGRATION RELATED INDICTMENTS
• Event will be held at Civic Center
• Outstanding Tree Farm tour Sept. 11 in Rusk
• New 4A district may favor Jacksonville Indians
• ALLEGED ARYAN BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS ARRESTED
• Meals on Wheels Aug. 18-31
• Free seminar at Ross Senior Center August 30
• Good news, better news? Experience to help Indians
• Oil and gas news
• Antique car show slated at Mission Tejas State Park
• Unemployment jumps to 9.5%
• 1 high powered offense + 1 mean, angry defense = 3rd state title in Alto?
• DENTON AREA DOCTOR CHARGED WITH HEALTH CARE FRAUD
• Hit Spot Designs
• Clothes, coats for kids scheduled Aug. 28
• Jackets to renew rivalry with Groveton Indians
• TSR offers new spray ground for public use
• Pasture fire
• Rusk looking to construct strong season
• Head-on collision near Love’s Lookout kills Alto woman
• Home modifications available for persons with disabilities
• BETTY TIMBS
• Railroad’s ‘friends group’ thanked with proclamation
• Overheard on the police scanner ...
• CHARLIE GIBBINS
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• JISD calls $49.86 million bond election Nov. 2
• LISSA (MARGARET) GRIFFITH
• Cartoon
• Open house held at new LVN school
• RALPH CUMBY
• TAXING| thoughts
• County adopts budget
• Grindle siblings win 2nd UPC Bible Quiz title
• BOWMAN’S| east texas
• E-mail sent by Commissioner Katherine Pinotti 903-
• RHS Mini Cheer camp set
• FAST| forward
• Commissioner paves Patterson Lane J&P KWIK GOLD EYE CLINIC 936-858-4041 • Hwy 69 •
• Rusk Intermediate slates parent orientations
• E-mail sent by Commissioner Katherine Pinotti
• Texas Department of Transportation Tyler District
• First Day Of School
• STD testing is available at no charge in Jacksonville
• Commissioner paves Patterson Lane
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• ETMC hosts health fair at A. Frank Smith UMC fellowship hall
• Free vaccinations offered to county children
• An update on the Neches River
• WEST TEXAS BREEDER SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING DEER
• Inez Conley honored July 24 at birthday party
• A ‘historical hunt’ to identify photos
• TxDOT, area agencies to curb impaired driving this Labor Day through ‘Choose Your Ride’
• Deadline Approaching to Enter Big Time Texas Hunts Drawing
• CHL application forms now available online
• Hometown Health addresses signs and treatment of heat stroke, updating your child’s immunizat
• Nacogdoches News
• Nacogdoches News
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Auditions set for TJC’s ‘Nutcracker’ production
• Student-centered teachers named finalists
• More Texas Families Becoming Camping Converts
• PineyWoods Pediatrics, P.A. Opens New Office
• Thunderbird Bay Water Services President Ordered To Serve Jail Time For Contempt of Court
• DSHS Advises Consumers to Heed Recall of Wright County Shell Eggs
• In Case You Missed It: Texas Attorney General Collaboration Leads to Arrests in Alleged Houston-Area
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• More Texas Families Becoming Camping Converts
• BIPAI seeking physicians for new global health service corps launching July 2011
• Mercy Ships Presented $93,000 gift
• TPWD News Digest for Aug. 6-12
• Grants support use of state-of-the-art technology to determine cancer risk
• Pay Dirt: Afghan Soil Could Contain Lithium Worth Billions
• 47graduates of TJC evening VNE program receive pins
• Student-centered teachers named finalists
• 54 graduates of TJC morning VNE program receive pins
• 17th Annual U.S.-Mexico Border Energy Forum to focus on clean energy
• 18 graduates of TJC-Lindale program receive pins
• TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD
• New Outreach Program
• “Exigent” postal rate increase would not extend mail delivery by a single day
• Fitness is key in arthritis treatment
• TEXAS STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COMMISSION AWARDED
• First female DPS Deputy Director named
• Pet Talk
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Delayed Payments Distributed to Unemployment Claimants Affected by Deadline Extension
• Meals on Wheels
• Council donates $10,000 to new Eagles Youth Football & Cheer Association
• WeightWatchers meet in Rusk on Tuesdays
• Eagles notch reps in 1st scrimmage against Red Devils
• MARION COUNTY MAN GUILTY IN METH CASE
• Texas A&M Researchers Call For Support For Parents Of Children With Disabilities
• School free, reduced meals are available
• Up to $30,000 missing
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• Starting to soar: Rusk teams resume after summer
• Louisiana Shrimpers Return to Gulf as Tropical System Brews
• Think Texas: Back to School
• 100th birthday
• 321 cases cleared off city books
• VFW Post 3406 sponsors raffle for homeless vets
• NATHAN TRAVIS FRANCIS, PHD
• Hunt for the Invisible Buck Now
• Amarillo man added to Most Wanted Sex Offender list
• RISD Board at leadership training
• Crowd of more than 500 comes out to ‘Meet the Eagles’ Monday
• Clothes, coats for kids scheduled Aug. 28
• PATRICIA BONNER RIZA
• Game Wardens honored for life-saving efforts
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Raiborn-Joyner
• Jacksonville College offers Conversational Spanish I, II
• RHS seniors win additional $12,000
• SHERRY DAWN ORTEGO TYRA
• Anthrax is Here
• Day at the pool
• Joshua Lankford graduates basic training
• 13 people arrested in last 2 weeks
• ALICE SEETON
• TxDOT: Project Updates
• Texas Parks & Wildlife
• 50th anniversary
• 2 Monday seminars at Ross Senior Center in August
• Sales taxes improve 2.2 percent statewide with ups, downs in county
• MILTON SINGLETARY
• Texas to Receive $1 Million to Help Crack Down on Unreasonable Health Insurance Premium Hikes
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE www.TexasAgriculture.gov
• Event returns to civic center
• Dallas Patriots to hold tryout at Brook Hill Aug. 22
• Free health fair planned in Alto Sept. 2
• CAMERON ROBINSON
• Early morning crash claims 2
• Texas to Receive $1 Million to Help Crack Down on Unreasonable Health Insurance Premium Hikes
• New master plan presented to rail authority
• Outstanding Tree Farm tour Sept. 11 in Rusk
• Community gets 1st glimpse of Rusk Eagles
• GLEN VICKERS
• CARROLLTON MAN PLEADS
• Texas DPS graduates 29 from Training Academy
• HIGH POINTS| from El Camino Real
• 8th graders in Washington
• AISD trustees divided on new school budget
• MABEL PAULINE BUCHANAN ALBRIGHT
• EAST TEXANS GUILTY OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY VIOLATIONS
• TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AWARDS $414,000 TO SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO COMBAT CHILDH
• Cartoon
• Rusk Business of Month
• Ready, set, shop
• Driver’s license office is open at courthouse annex in Rusk
• HARRISON COUNTY MAN ARRESTED ON FELONY THEFT AND INSURANCE FRAUD CHARGES
• RECYCLING EVENT TO BE HELD AT FAMILY SCIENCE MUSEUM IN DOWNTOWN TYLER AUGUST 13-15, 2010
• TAXING| thoughts
• Crysup-Luterman vows repeated in Arlington
• Classes at Cherokee County schools begin Monday
• No cost STD testing is available in Jacksonville
• SMITH COUNTY MAN GUILTY
• Pet Talk
• THE Q| factor
• Meet the Teachers planned at Alto ISD
• TSR master plan gets authority approval
• Free vaccinations offered to county children
• Clarification
• HARRISON COUNTY MAN ARRESTED ON FELONY THEFT AND INSURANCE FRAUD CHARGES
• BOWMAN’S| east texas
• Eyeglasses, cases needed at Rusk State Hospital
• Open house planned for TJC’s new nursing school in Rusk
• Rusk Intermediate slates parent orientations
• Taxpayers should know about county spending
• Menu
• CARROLTON, TEXAS WOMAN GUILTY OF FEDERAL TAX FRAUD
• Free GED classes offered at Rusk library
• 7 arrested in burglary ring; $20,000 of property recovered
• Flu shots expected in September
• A call to action for Lake Columbia
• CARTHAGE MAN GUILTY IN FEDERAL COLD PILL CASE
• Cornyn Announces $500,000 Grant for Airport Improvements in East Texas
• Feeding the Kids program concludes Friday at Mount Pleasant CME Church
• Alto council institutes 33.37 cent tax rate
• 2 persons arrested in recent drug raid
• ‘Know your enemy:’ Indians on warpath to playoffs

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