Whitehouse, TX News

• Whitehouse, TX News
• 2012 WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL FFA AWARDS
• On the mound —
• Troup camp slated for June 4-7 at gym
• Jordan named All-District 14-4A Softball Co-MVP
• Whitehouse to next play Rockwall Hawks
• Whitehouse basketball camp scheduled
• Wildcat Basketball Camp registration through June 1
• Whitehouse Little League Standings
• Photos
• Troup Lady Tigers fall
• Will play for UT Tyler —
• Troup dominates All-District rosters
• Wildcats make history with Regional win
• CHAMBER NOTES
• THANK YOU
• AISD Trustees approve 2012-2013 school calendar
• Texas DPS to increase patrols during holiday weekend
• Arp’s Juneau graduates from Harding
• VFW scheduled to retire flags
• Masonic award —
• Otero, Hill awarded Eagle Scout
• In training —
• Troup’s Novak awarded $3,000 scholarship to study in Belize
• Troup ISD recognizes May award winners
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BEST OF 2012
• ARP HIGH SCHOOL BEST OF 2012
• TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BEST OF 2012
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Constable issues warrants
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Dowdy-Rust united in marriage
• Ethylene Parker
• Myrtle Ann Walker
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Summer fun in the family automobile
• Jim Durnil honored for bringing light to a dark world
• Deadlines adjusted for Memorial Day
• Primary election slated for May 29
• Arp police officer dies in car crash
• Cargill guilty of murder
• Whitehouse police arrest two for drug possession
• New FFA officers —
• ARP, TROUP, WHITEHOUSE AT SARAH MURPHY INVITATIONAL FIELD DAY
• TROUP HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC AWARDS 2011-2012
• Troup trio qualifies for UT Tyler Patriot Hole in One
• Ballard selects Whitehouse teams
• Wildcats Basketball Camp registration through June 1
• Sixth at State —
• Photos
• Troup wins quarterfinals softball series
• Wildcats move into regional quarterfinals
• Emergency landing —
• WHITEHOUSE KIDS DAY 2012
• LakeFest 2012 seeking vendors
• American Idol winner to appear at FBC
• UT Tyler 2012 Student Life, Leadership awards presented
• Hernandez awarded scholarship
• UT Tyler Business Honor Society recognized outstanding majors
• Troup Girls Scouts near completion of park project
• Cain Cool Cats —
• Constable issues warrants for three area residents
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Ouch —
• I swear —
• Life Narrated
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Oma and Ruth Cole honored with TISD award
• State rests in Cargill murder trial
• Bronze winners —
• Mims is new ad sales representative
• Whitehouse splash park is open —
• Troup ISD incumbents fall in 2012 election
• Hard work pays off for Smith County couple
• A field of dreams —
• THANK YOU
• Davis, Jiles participate in Class-2A Region track meet
• Wildcats Basketball Camp registration through June 1
• Wildcats win bi-distict game, advance to area series
• Photos
• Double Trouble —
• Troup Tigers fall short in bi-district playoff series
• Troup boys 3rd in State
• Lady Tigers advance in State softball playoffs
• ADOPT A PET
• LakeFest slated for June 30
• A visit to the station —
• Walston takes first at clay shooting event
• Constable seeks trio
• Brown Elementary Character Awards —
• Texas Department of Public Safety to require residency proof for license
• Comin’ home —
• Bible Wesleyan to host concert
• On her steed —
• Henry’s Chapel sets Memorial Day
• Whitehouse to host Kids’ Day Saturday
• TISD hosts Recognition Gala
• TISD awards Tri County Leader
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• New Whitehouse business —
• Whitehouse, Arp Troup TJC students to graduate Friday
• Campaign Filings
• CANDIDATE PROFILES FOR SMITH COUNTY SHERIFF
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Meet the candidates slated for May 12 at Regions Bank
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• THANK YOU
• Meet and Greet —
• Isbell-Sibbing engaged to wed
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Whitehouse bands slated for concerts starting today
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Sonny Ybarra ready for inspection
• Cargill murder trial begins
• Election set for Saturday
• Troup rallies for Alyssa tonight at THS
• Arp students get object lesson on alcohol, driving
• TROUP FUN DAY 2012
• WHITEHOUSE YMCA RUN FOR YOUR LIFE 2012
• Whitehouse YMCA hosts Run For Your Life event
• Photos
• Troup Lady Tigers softball playoffs set for May 4-5
• Hayden returns to State meet
• Oklahoma is OK —
• Little League to start May 5
• Troup Tigers in playoff series
• Movie in the Park slated for May 5
• WHS debate team needs help to raise $25,000 to attend tourney
• Keep Whitehouse Fit —
• Whitehouse Chamber to host LakeFest June 30 at Lake Tyler
• New police chief getting off on right foot
• TROUP ISD APRIL AWARDS
• CANDIDATE PROFILES FOR SMITH COUNTY CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 3
• WH Chamber First Thursday Show N Shine slated for May 3
• Wildcats to play Mount Pleasant in bi-district baseball game today
• Girl Scout troop inspired to plant trees
• Sunday celebrates the next step for First Baptist Church
• First Ladies visit Disney World
• First Ladies —
• Wildcat band earns Sweepstakes award
• Smith County Constable’s office seeking three county residents
• Arp, Troup students participate in Composition Competition
• UNT Cheerleader —
• WHS bands in concert May 7
• How does your garden grow?
• Parker to perform recital, May 6
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Salem school reunion slated
• Shafer-Roberts wed in Mexico
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Greg Hood joins Whitehouse ISD Trustees
• City to adjust charges for water use
• ESD denies request to man fire station
• City of Troup says share the road
• Summer preview —
• WH Kids’ Day slated for Saturday, May 12
• Whitehouse looks to loose and gain
• Prom royalty —
• Spring Spectacular —
• Whitehouse YMCA 5K run slated for April 28
• Ladycats to play bi-district game
• CANDIDATE PROFILES FOR TROUP ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES
• Gilbert, Wildcats finish sixth at regional
• Stevenson named 31-4A Defensive MVP
• Troup pounds Sabine, will face Elkhart
• Photos
• Lady Tigers finish district unbeaten
• Tigers in state tourney
• Basketball accolades —
• Regional meet —
• Whitehouse in top 20
• Playoff bound Wildcats pound Marshall
• Challenge —
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Troup ISD early voting to start Monday, April 30
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• WHS Show Choir to present spring show
• Troup Art Auction garners more than $8,000
• Whitehouse FFA sweeps Smith County Livestock show
• Troup FFA students place at Smith County show
• Whitehouse Junior High releases A, A-B Honor Roll
• Brown Elementary Teachers of the Month —
• Arp Elementary releases 2011-12 Fifth Six Weeks A, A-B Honor Roll
• Troup Trike-A-Thon —
• Rising Stars: Whitehouse Theatre Team advances
• MANY HANDS MAKE THE WORK LIGHT - KEEP WHITEHOUSE BEAUTIFUL
• Smith County Garden Club to host annual spring tour
• Matthews advances in debate tournament
• Sticky situation —
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Long-Wamble to marry June 3
• Dowdy-Rust set May 5 wedding
• Cleveland-Baker to wed in June
• Constable’s office seeks residents
• Oakbrook hosts event —
• Sue Tillman
• Mollie O. Rusnell
• Howard Glen Heath Jr.
• Vivian Tennison Hamilton
• End of the year teacher gifts
• The chief’s sons
• Vacation with a 2-year-old
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Heath takes justice to former Soviet Georgia
• Troup residents indicted by grand jury
• Kids’ Day group sign up under way
• Pitching in —
• Smith County Jail groundbreaking draws crowd
• Four from Whitehouse mine gold
• Machine pitch winners —
• Nink, Noble advance to regional
• Troup boys, girls win district championship
• Tigers third in first playoff round
• Kidwell at NCTC —
• Wildcats edge Lions, move to 10-1
• Whitehouse boys golf advances
• San Houston State alumni reception slated for May 3
• Lady Tigers win district softball championship
• Troup clinches spot in baseball playoffs
• Photos
• Troup hosts District 21 track meet
• Arp wins boys track District 21 crown
• Troup Rotary Art Auction slated for 6 p.m. April 19
• Water water everywhere —
• TYA annual Fun Day set for April 28
• Lady Tigers finish district at 12-0
• TEA WITH MR. & MRS. YESTERYEAR
• Regional qualifiers —
• Breakfast of Champions —
• ADOPT A PET
• Texas Comptroller reveals ‘Fresh Start’ tax amnesty for businesses
• Classic —
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• Troup to return to state tourney
• Patriot Park gets a facelift —
• County to offer preserving classes
• TISD to host Recognition Gala
• New UT-Tyler cheerleader —
• Holloway honor roll —
• 2012 TROUP CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET/AWARDS
• Lon Morris to present: Chopped East Texas
• Men’s health fair slated for April 21
• Masons present awards
• Constable seeking three
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Outstanding —
• County rabies clinic set for Whitehouse, Arp
• Fulmer promoted to banking officer
• Boy are we righteous!
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Sale as far as you can see
• Science students take project to a new dimension
• Kids’ Day group signup under way
• Dustin Rust indicted by grand jury
• Nix speaks at Chamber meeting
• Troup Chamber of Commerce celebrates past, future
• Rogers estimates 500 attended Business Expo
• Nink, Noble advance to regional tournament
• Wildcats golf team advances to Region II Golf Tournament
• Lady Tigers continue unbeaten in district play
• Proudly showing their colors —
• Smith County offering preserving classes April 26
• Troup Ag plant sale slated for April 14
• Camp Tyler to celebrate Earth Day April 21
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful needs YOUR help Saturday, April 14
• Arp participates in meet
• Davis to play in All-Star game
• Lady Tigers still tops in district
• WHS Golf Booster Club to meet Thursday, April 12
• Ladycats fifth in 14-4A tourney
• Troup Tigers win district golf championship
• Photos
• Tigers near top of district standings
• Whitehouse Ladycats fall to Pine Tree in state soccer playoffs
• Whitehouse prepares for district meet
• DAZED to perform concert to benefit food pantry Friday, April 13
• Scouts honored —
• Tyler Museum of Art —
• Troup FFA —
• Troup art auction —
• Troup Elementary lists honor students
• Troup bands ready for UIL competition
• A, A-B Honor students named at TMS
• Troup High School lists honor students
• Rabies clinics scheduled
• WHS Class of 1991 plans reunion
• Young visitors —
• Kids’ Day group sign-up under way
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Holloway excels at UIL Academic Competition
• ADOPT A PET
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Helen Frances Crites
• Shirley Marie Roy
• Downy Wrinkle Releaser
• A song inspired by John Wayne
• History takes the stage in Troup
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Ben Dieter takes the field with Whitehouse City Council
• Nix to attend Chamber luncheon
• Arp’s Stroupe honored by ETAR, Thomas awarded scholarship
• Troup Chamber banquet tonight
• Mr. and Mrs. YesterYear 2012 to be honored at tea
• Chamber Business Expo —
• Troup Council accepts Cottle’s resignation
• Troup funeral home deal nixed
• Troup funeral home deal nixed
• Whitehouse hosts Wildcat Relays
• Troup linksters set school record
• Rounding second
• Troup lifters place at state
• Troup runs at Frankston meet
• Conn commits to D-1 Lamar
• Wildcats win golf tourney
• Whitehouse wins soccer playoffs
• Photos
• Troup shuts down Arp for 3-2 softball win
• Troup, Arp battle on the diamond
• Troup Ag plant sale scheduled
• Sprucing up
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK
• Many needed for Trash Off April 14
• Troup bands ready for UIL contest
• Benefit concert set for park
• Annual Business Expo slated
• County sets up rabies clinics
• Whitehouse FFA students show projects at Houston
• At Cherokee County Show
• TROUP LENDS A HELPING HAND
• At Houston Livestock Show
• Constable seeks three residents
• ETBU debater, Matthews, reaches final four round
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Quilters’ Guild to host meeting
• Troup Chamber sets annual banquet, awards for April 12
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• First Ladies win dance awards
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• JW Self
• Betty Kelly Whitaker
• Good things come in small packages
• Washington’s East Texas cousin
• Girl Scouts serving up more than cookies
• Dance Explosion opens in Troup
• McFarlin stripped of AD duties
• Woodall receives coveted Sam C. Holloway award
• WISD Trustees hear from champion forensic team
• Arp Little Dribblers at Nationals —
• Troup athletes honored —
• Sports banquets info needed
• Troup Gym’s Snider wins Golden Gloves
• Langston leads Tigers to victory
• Tigers pound Sabine, West Rusk on diamond
• Troup participates in Doug Jordan Relays in Rusk
• 2012 WHITEHOUSE SENIORS . SOCCER & BASEBALL
• Photos
• Lady Tigers blank Sabine, overwhelm Lady Raiders
• Tiger power —
• Wildcats participate in Tommy Miller meet
• BAND SENIORS
• WHS spring plant sale to continue
• Many volunteers needed for Don’t Mess With Texas Trash Off scheduled for Saturday, April 14
• Mayor delivers —
• Early registration set for April 16 at Troup Elementary
• Troup Chamber slates annual banquet, awards
• TCDC hears clinic plans
• Director of the Year —
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• CHAMBER NOTES
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup outstanding students —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• WHS Class of 1991 plans reunion
• Whitehouse Chamber of Commerce Business Expo slated for April 10
• Carolyn Bain
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Higgins doubles duties at Marshal’s office
• Funeral home gets new owners
• TISD looks to making more improvements to facilities
• McFarlin negotiating contract
• Rust said he is looking forward to investigation
• Cottle selected as new Troup City Administrator
• Rust welcomes investigation
• WHS spring plant sale begins
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful grant —
• Arp Garden Club hosts meeting
• Photos
• Martin, Sewell eighth at THSWPA state meet
• Troup stops rally, edges Winona 9-8 in loop play
• Troup Lady Tigers blitz Winona 22-1
• Walsorth, Harris qualify for state powerlifting meet
• ACADEMIC HONORS
• Edwards’ Elvis Tribute scheduled
• Rust welcomes investigation
• ADOPT A PET
• WJHS students compete in UIL Academic meet
• Cain goes for the gold —
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Troup FFA at Morris County —
• Troup City Council accepts 2011 audit
• Redding is new PR director for Cavender’s
• Arp Elementary School Fourth Six Weeks All A, A-B Honor Rolls listed
• BAND SENIORS
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Annual Azalea Quilt Show set for Friday, Saturday, March 23-24
• Chamber Business Expo scheduled for April 10
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• ‘Beauty and the Beast’ bicycle tour set for Saturday, March 24
• Brown Character Awards —
• Waller submits letter regarding job as police chief
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Delores Williams shares her passion for community
• Greenhaw killed, Smith charged
• Cleanup day set for March 24
• In Whitehouse — Smith County dispatch to handle emergency calls
• Waller resigns as Whitehouse Chief of Police
• Whitehouse Police Chief Rick Waller resigns
• Girl Power
• A knightly visit —
• Whitehouse students attend HOSA conference
• Wildcats clinch playoff spot with win over Bulldogs
• 2012 Arp Softball Schedule
• 2012 Arp Baseball Schedule
• Hilltop Country Club to start Thursday Scrambles
• Powell, Copeland battle for first baseball win in district
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• 2012 Wildcats Soccer Schedule
• Ladycats corral Marshall Lady Mavericks in softball
• Photos
• Lady Tigers dominate softball tourney
• Ghene ties course record at Holly Lake
• District honors —
• Greenhouse Offensive MVP, Cover, Adkins on First Team
• Lighting tips to create home ambiance
• Trees, saws, ladders don’t mix
• FCCLA attend Region 3 Conference
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Beauty and the Beast scheduled
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• Harvell honored at History Graduate Conference
• First Ladies awards —
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Brown T.O.M. —
• James Ray of Whitehouse achieves Eagle Scout rank
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• John Thomas Melton
• Giving honor where honor is due
• Regional expressions
• What a great weekend for a garage sale
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Barbara Jackson: A teacher affecting eternity
• Grand jury indicts area residents
• Educators, staff honored at Arp, Troup, Whitehouse
• Roundup: Time to scrap your crap!
• Whitehouse ISD approves staff contract renewals
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Troup hosts Shuttlesworth Relays track meet
• Constable seeks residents
• Troup hoops season ends
• Arp hosts, wins Little Dribblers Tournament
• East Texas Gymnastics to host annual invitational
• Loss to Lions
• Langston, Hamilton take turn to lead Troup squad
• ACADEMIC HONORS
• Lady Bears cut Troup rally short to capture 8-4 win
• Whitehouse JV captures 2nd place
• Gilbert leads Wildcats golf team
• Jiles leads Troup to girls state powerlifting meet
• Hayden wins 1,600, 3,200 at track meet
• Troup edges Arp in loop baseball opener
• Photos
• Clark is district MVP for second straight year
• Mahomes named District 14 Offensive MVP
• Scouts camping
• Spring breaking at fisheries center
• Renaissance Four Winds Faire in 18th season
• Elmer A. Stanton
• Top Holloway students
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• First Ladies receive 20 awards at Gussie Nell Davis Competition
• Nichols-O’Steen engaged
• Swinney-Garen to wed June 1
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Parenting lessons
• An affinity for place names
• Pick up a brush and paint some music
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Tell Ross: Living history at Troup High School
• Ford, Maddox unopposed for AISD Board of Trustees
• Nosing around the greenhouse
• Whitehouse High School spring plant sale to start
• Chamber hosts show
• Wildcats fall in area game with West Mesquite
• Clark sinks buzzer-beater, Tigers win playoff game
• Arp Lady Tigers record 4-2 mark in Longview tourney
• Wildcats JV led by Briscoe
• West paces Ladycats in golf
• 2012 Troup Football Schedule
• Troup Tigers to start football season Aug. 30
• Wildcats defeat Kemp, Mabank in soccer play
• Ducks Unlimited to host banquet March 1
• Gilbert leads Wildcats
• Hayden wins 1,600, 3,200 at track meet
• Lady Tigers play well in Ark-La-Tex Tournament
• Tigers post 4-1 record at Chapel Hill tourney
• Varsity Schedules
• 2012 Arp Football Schedule
• Arp to play Tatum in 2012 football opener
• 2012 Whitehouse Football Schedule
• Wildcats to open 2012 gridiron season Aug. 31
• Troup powerlifters excel at Bullard meet
• Ghene leads Tigers to 2nd at golf tourney
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK
• Shelton hired as assistant police chief in Whitehouse
• Using your head —
• Whitehouse DPS Trooper Evans among law enforcement, civilians honored by Commission
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Discovery Science Place names Lindsey new executive director
• Smith County Clerk’s Office receives award
• Troup chili cook-off raises $5,900 for Troup, Carlisle volunteer fire departments
• Drought damages 5.6 million trees across state in 2011
• Berman earns President’s Award
• Arp observes Black History Month —
• Dangerous weather requires preparation for family safety
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Arp Elementary to offer Pre-K, Head Start registration
• Final day for TYA registration set
• TASCA to host Southern Gospel concert March 2
• Special ‘Book Talk’ program scheduled for Tuesday, March 6
• Arp PTO schedules book swap
• Whitehouse High School releases Fourth Six Weeks A-B Honor Roll
• ADOPT A PET
• It’s perfect —
• Whitehouse High School releases Fourth Six Weeks A Honor Roll
• Constable seeks three residents
• GOOD FOR YOU
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Gaylon Rodney Duvall
• Ida Mae Bernholtz
• Ralph H. Zoellner
• Smith County Wide Cleanup extended to residents through Saturday, March 10
• Beauty and the Beast Bicycle Tour set for March 24
• BULLETIN BOARD
• I could never be a criminal
• Centennial of an irony
• Do more than watch them grow
• Comedy takes center stage for Jamey Whitley
• Fire damages Whitehouse apartment
• Six file for TISD Trustees position
• Arp, Whitehouse students win at ET Academic Rodeo
• Reverse Raffle ready to roll
• Troup to begin interview process for administrator
• Lady Tigers win season softball opener
• West paces Ladycats in golf tournaments
• Wildcats win playoff game, will play West Mesquite in area action Friday, Feb. 24
• Ghene leads Troup at Brook Hill tourney
• Troup playoff game set for Friday
• Thought for Today
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted
• TISD employees to receive pay increase
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Cameron-Jarvis families bound by love for library
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• TASCA to host Southern Gospel concert March 2
• Sam F. Holmes Jr.
• Life Narrated
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Quilters’ Guild of East Texas to meet March 8 at FBC in Tyler
• WHS band boosters to host funny fund-raiser Friday, March 2
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Feb. 23- March 1 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• Berman back at work
• Austin Bank Named One of Best Companies to Work For in 2012
• Edwards to perform Elvis tribute March 23-24 at Liberty Hall
• Constable seeks three residents on warrants
• Bassmasters Classic party to kick-off Thursday, Feb. 23
• A tree grows in Whitehouse —
• Whitehouse YesterYear seeks Ladies in Waiting for June 2013 ceremony
• ADOPT A PET HUMANE SOCIETY OF EAST TEXAS
• Higgins T.O.M. —
• WJHS Yearbooks for sale through March 1
• Tyler Municipal Court warrant sweep to continue to March 4
• Cain attendance winners —
• Whitehouse participates in forensics tourney
• YMCA visits Oakbrook —
• Mayo elected to Phi Beta Kappa
• Troup ISD Superintendent’s Report
• Whitehouse Junior High School releases Fourth Six Weeks All A, A&B Honor Rolls for 2011-2012 year
• Theresa Neely
• Ladycats defeat Frisco, Hillcrest in tournament
• Lady Tigers play golf at Oakhurst in Bullard
• Whitehouse splits with Kilgore
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• 2012 Wildcats Soccer Schedule
• District 14-4A Boys Basketball Standings*
• Whitehouse halts Athens 2-1
• Tigers opens baseball season with win over Alto
• Troup TYA to register for Little League boys, girls Feb. 25
• Heading for the ball —
• SENIOR NIGHT WHITEHOUSE AND TROUP HIGH SCHOOLS
• Whitehouse Troup Arp
• Ducks Unlimited to host banquet March 1
• Around the corner —
• Whitehouse falls to Kilgore in overtime
• Tigers finish district undefeated at 12-0
• Whitehouse Chamber Reverse Raffle scheduled for March 17
• Celebrating 90th —
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Tyler Area Builders Association Home Products Show set for Feb. 24-26
• Lindenmuth on Gonzaga President’s List
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• Slick Vic at the Rotary —
• Nix says he didn’t initiate investigation
• Arp Elementary PTO book swap slated through March 9
• Super Bowl winners —
• TISD employees to receive pay increase
• Brown T.O.M. —
• Photo
• Jo Crossland
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• TASCA to host Southern Gospel concert March 2
• Ann E. Goodrich
• Christine Revord Smith
• ‘Pup’ fiction author to visit Whitehouse elementaries
• CHAMBER NOTES
• TISD board approves raises for all personnel
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Whitehouse City Council has change of heart, new business welcomed
• Whitehouse, Tyler forge agreement
• Whitehouse residents indicted by grand jury
• McFaddens chosen as Mr. and Mrs. YesterYear
• Thought for Today
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Life Narrated
• County cleanup slated
• Brown T.O.M. —
• ADOPT A PET
• Photo
• Mother receives 25-year sentences
• 2012 Whitehouse Boys Soccer
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• District 14-4A Girls Basketball Final Standings
• District 14-4A Boys Basketball Standings*
• Troup Tigers receive bye in playoffs
• Wildcats defeat Chapel Hill 2-1
• Wildcats sweep opponents
• Tigers, Wildcats to play in FCA game
• Ladycats compete in golf tournament
• Whitehouse splits with Mabank, Lindale
• Ladycats end hoop season
• Troup Arp Whitehouse
• Troup wins battle of Tigers
• Troup TYA to register for Little League
• Around the corner —
• Wildcats clinch spot in state playoffs
• CHAMBER NOTES
• TISD board approves raises for all personnel
• WJHS Yearbooks for sale through March 1
• Officials investigating officials investigating other officials
• Whitehouse, Tyler agree to new city boundary
• She said YES!
• Photos
• Whitehouse fire, police officials investigated
• Troup hit hard by heavy rain
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Andrew Kazlow awarded Eagle rank in Boy Scouts
• Thought for Today
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Cathy South
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Life Narrated
• Dahlia Williams
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Birthday celebration —
• Best Chocolate Dessert Contest slated for Feb. 18
• Underwood celebrates 92nd birthday with family, friends
• ACADEMIC HONORS
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse band students earn top ratings at solo/ensemble contest
• McGee selected as Texas State Musician
• And the winner is —
• Scouts attend services —
• Whitehouse YMCA to host Parents Night Out
• Cherokee County Genealogical Society to meet Monday, Feb. 13
• Whitehouse junior varsity, freshman teams fall to Dragons, John Tyler
• Wildcats still fighting for spot in playoffs
• Season over for Whitehouse Ladycats
• Play ball —
• Whitehouse 2012 Softball Schedule
• Troup Boxing Gym win Golden Gloves team champ award
• Troup, Whitehouse among top teams at Spring Hill tourney
• Arp’s Copeland signs to play —
• UIL realignment moves Whitehouse, Troup, Arp
• District 14-4A Boys Basketball Standings*
• District 14-4A Girls Basketball Standings*
• Coaches can send in game information
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• Winona tops Troup JV in hoop action
• 2012 Whitehouse Boys Soccer
• Troup Middle School girls second in Sabine tourney
• Troup baseball registration set
• Lady Tigers drop out of basketball playoff picture
• Arp 2012 Baseball Schedule
• Arp 2012 Softball Schedule
• Odom wins gold on vault
• Using her head —
• Arp Whitehouse Troup
• Tigers clinch District 21-2A championship
• Lady Tigers second at Chapel Hill meet
• Special Blessings Parent Support Group to meet
• Brown Teacher of the Month —
• Brown Elementary PTO annual auction set for Friday, Feb. 10
• Troup Students of the Month —
• Constable seeks three residents
• Allen, Bentley on TSU Honor Roll
• Whitehouse YesterYear seeks Ladies in Waiting for 2013
• ADOPT A PET
• Brown Character Awards —
• Troup students show at Carlisle —
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• Berman released from hosptial
• WVFD awards —
• Troup seeks candidates for city council positions
• UIL alignment moves Whitehouse, Troup and Arp
• Whitehouse fire, police officials investigated
• Whitehouse fire, police officials investigated
• Thought for Today
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Life Narrated
• Troup linksters win tourney
• District 14-4A Girls Basketball Standings*
• Living Out Loud
• District 14-4A Boys Basketball Standings*
• Ladycats likely out of race for playoff spot
• Troup Tigers remain unbeaten in district
• Letter to the Homeowners of Whitehouse
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• 2012 Whitehouse Boys Soccer
• Whitehouse freshman team defeated Indians, Bobcats
• Wildcats sweep Hallsville, Jacksonville in JV action
• Rodgers, Cover pace Troup
• Troup girls win Van powerlifting team title
• Greenhouse scores 39 in loss
• Whitehouse Troup Arp
• Arp Basketball Schedule
• Troup junior varsity routs district opponents Frankston, Elkhart
• Wildcats rip Bobcats, drop game to Indians
• Seven from area schools on TSWA teams
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Metoyer cleared to play at OU; Taylor, Aldridge at Signing Day
• CHAMBER NOTES
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK
• Derek N. Simoneaux
• Loniza Martin Dodson
• Daniel McCord
• Whitehouse Business Professionals of America students compete at Frisco
• First Baptist Church to host Makeover Conference
• Troup FFA students show in Fort Worth
• Wildcats, Troup boys win Tuesday basketball games
• Arp athletes arrested for assault
• Cherokee County candidate forum set for Tuesday, Feb. 7
• Friends of Troup Library to host Souper Supper
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Feb. 2-9 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Library contribution —
• Constable issues warrants
• Volunteers needed for annual Trash Off slated for April 14
• Pardoe-Farmer announce engagement, to wed in June
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Samuel Nelson Sharp
• Whitehouse Volunteer FD to remain intact
• Celebrating 102 in style —
• Berman expects full recovery from illness
• Whitehouse Volunteer Fire Department to remain intact
• Whitehouse sweeps Kilgore, Marshall
• Whitehouse fall sports athletes honored
• ET Gymnasts wrap up season
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• 2012 Whitehouse Boys Soccer
• Tigers surge in second half, Lady Elks rack up 1-point win
• Boxing weigh-in slated for Jan. 28
• THS track meeting set for Jan. 30
• Troup girls beat Arp two of three games
• Ladycats keep playoffs hopes alive with victories
• Wildcats send Kilgore Bulldogs to the dog house
• Troup Arp Whitehouse
• Arp Basketball Schedule
• Latrice Greenhouse leads Arp girls to 35-31 victory with 29 points
• Arp girls, Troup boys have eye of the tiger
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Chamber luncheon —
• Sandoval arrested by Troup PD for sexual assault of a child
• Arp woman indicted for theft
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Thought for Today
• Deadline for Mr. and Mrs. YesterYear nominations set
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Life Narrated
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Hancock graduates military training
• KWB seeks volunteers for annual Trash Off set for Saturday, April 14
• $10,000 donation to spur match
• Alexander graduates from DBU
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Savilla Younge
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Jan. 26-Feb. 2 ************
• YMCA program set
• Deadline for Whitehouse Chamber of Commerce Reverse Raffle is Tuesday, Jan. 31
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Branams of Whitehouse celebrate 50th anniversary
• Friends of Troup Library to host Souper Supper
• Cherokee County candidate forum set for Tuesday, Feb. 7
• January is time to renew Chamber membership
• Kicking off the season —
• It’s perfect —
• Arp Elementary School students named to six weeks Honor Rolls
• 2012 WHITEHOUSE PACK 359 PINEWOOD DERBY
• Photo
• Troup Middle School to host community book fair through Feb. 3
• Whitehouse ISD Superintendent’s Repor t
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse says no to new business
• County constable issues warrants for three people
• Top yard —
• Whitehouse YesterYear seeks Ladies in Waiting for 2013 Festival
• Troup City Council accepts resignation
• Kazlow to be honored for achieving Eagle Scout rank
• Donations needed
• Troup dog is missing
• TMF health screenings set for Jan. 24
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Tyler Public Library to host ETGS workshop
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Area students named to TJC Honor Society
• Dinger named to PC President’s List
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Jan. 19-26 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Smith County receives lawsuit reimbursement
• ‘Makeover’ conference set for Feb. 3-4, at First Baptist Church
• Troup native part of Cowgirl get together
• Living Out Loud
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Thought for Today
• Smith County Constable seeks residents
• Troup author Shafer to be guest speaker
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Violet and Joseph Hopper: Living happily ever after
• Girl Scouts set to improve Patriot Park
• Arp man indicted for 2011 assault
• Wildcats start 2012 soccer season at 3-0
• Two in the bush —
• Troup High School Boys 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• 2011 Whitehouse Boys Basketball Schedule
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• 2012 Whitehouse Boys Soccer
• Wildcats 4th, Ladycats 7th in this week’s loop basketball standings
• Arp JV girls edge past West Rusk by a point
• Arp Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Arp Lady Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Around the corner —
• Up and over —
• Sabine edged Lady Tigers in overtime
• Offense fails Ladycats in loss to Lady Pirates
• Arp Whitehouse Troup
• Grace defeats Troup Middle School squads
• Greenhouse scores 52 points, Arp still loses
• Arp offense off track in District 21-2A loss to Sabine
• Wildcats fall short in bid to upset John Tyler
• Troup deflates Sabine, drops game to Bullard
• Running in the New Year
• Higgins Student Council off and running
• Wildcats dominate Pine Tree
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• ADOPT A PET HUMANE SOCIETY OF EAST TEXAS
• Troup, Arp split games, Whitehouse girls win
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Local residents provide ‘Sweet Sleep’ for orphans
• East Texans need to be educated about wildfires prior to season
• Whitehouse High School students named to six weeks AB Honor Roll
• Time to begin work on Texas State Fish Art contest entries
• Whitehouse High School students named to six weeks A Honor Roll
• Nominations needed for Mr. and Mrs. YesterYear
• AROUND CITY HALL
• YMCA offers dance classes
• Whitehouse Chamber of Commerce plans luncheon
• Cheering for the Tigers —
• Boil water notice for Troup area
• TISD to consider raise for all district employees
• Troup ISD employees may get pay increases
• 2011 Whitehouse Boys Basketball Schedule
• Troup High School Boys 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• 2012 Ladycat Soccer Schedule
• 2012 Whitehouse Boys Soccer
• Youth shoots buck —
• Hawkins receives honors —
• Second half surge lifts Arp Tigers to district win
• Arp Lady Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Arp Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Lady Tigers edge by Winona, West Rusk
• Fourth quarter drought dooms WH Ladycats
• Greenhouse drops in 33 in win over Winona
• Whitehouse Troup Arp
• Wildcats sweep Hallsville
• Sabine defeats Troup Middle School girls 7th, 8th teams
• Tigers dominate Raiders, score 101 on Winona
• Wildcats beat Dragons, Bobcats in loop action
• Hot hot rod —
• Blair Davis: Cain first-grader gives very special gift
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH TROUP HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY
• Show N Shine —
• Tyler Radio Club to host SKYWARN
• Special Blessings support group to meet Jan. 14
• Troup library awards prizes for fund-raiser
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse YMCA reveals prize winners
• Rainbow trout coming to Tyler’s Nature Center
• Cookie campaign: Girl Scouts offer sweet treats
• Committee seeks nominations for Mr. and Mrs. YesterYear
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful looking for (you) volunteers
• ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Constable seeks trio wanted on warrants
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Life Narrated
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Thought for Today
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• Whitehouse Chamber luncheon scheduled
• Troup family attends championship game
• Troup High School releases Honor Rolls
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• Holloway Honor Roll —
• Troup Elementary honor roll set
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• Fite’s services as fire marshal to end
• WH Chamber Business of the Month —
• Azalea Belle applications deadline set for Jan. 20
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• January is School Board Appreciation Month
• TISD Board meeting moved up
• Fire terminated as Whitehouse Fire Marshall
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS 2011 Friends and Neighbors: The wrap up, Part 2
• Cargill, Dean murder trials highlight 2011
• Coming right at you —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• ADOPT A PET
• Tri County Leader Policies
• Bob Bowman’s East
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Celebrate new year in Texas with 10 ADF flowering trees
• Constable seeks trio wanted on warrants
• ARP HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIOR
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful encourages holiday recycling
• Committee seeks nominations for Mr. and Mrs. YesterYear
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• Tyler Amateur Radio Club to host Skywarn storm spotter training session Thursday, Jan. 19
• Tigers victorious in district hoops debut
• Playoff players —
• Elk hunters —
• Lions trip Wildcats for Wagstaff Holiday Classic championship
• Varsity Schedules
• These businesses support Whitehouse, Troup, Arp
• Rainbow trout coming to Tyler’s Nature Center
• Lady Tigers fall to Frankston in loop competition, at West Rusk Jan. 6
• Whitehouse JV defeats John Tyler, Nacogdoches in Lufkin tournament
• A perfect fit
• Share your 'Best of 2011'
• Troup FFA students participate in Jacksonville show
• Arp’s Faraimo picked as District 21-2A MVP
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS 2011 Friends and Neighbors: The wrap up, Part 1
• Young hunter —
• 2011: Alcohol vote, fires highlight year
• TROUP ISD AWARDS
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Russell named to U of A Dean’s List
• Whitehouse students graduate from ETBU
• Kee graduates from Harding University
• Sales brisk for Troup’s alcohol retailers
• Help to fight fires —
• Six Tigers land on First Team All-District roster
• Troup falls to Arp, rebounds to beat Elkhart
• Rally lifts Wildcats over Panthers in hoop action
• Ladycats beat Marshall
• Tigers lose pair of 1-point games, fall in tournament competition
• Troup MS girls split games with West Rusk
• First trophies —
• Arp Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Arp Lady Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Arp’s McClendon named district MVP
• Taylor, Aldridge, Cantrell named to All-State
• Arp - Karen Waller, First Grade
• Arp - Pamela Shores, First Grade
• Arp - Brandy Elliott, First Grade
• Arp - Gina Campos, First Grade
• Arp - Laurel Thorn, Kindergarten
• Arp - Melissa Pruitt, Kindergarten
• Arp - Lezli Jacobs, Kindergarten
• Arp - Beth Lambright, Pre-K
• Arp - Teresa Bryant, Kindergarten
• Letters to the North Pole
• Arp - LeAnn Curry, Head Start
• Arp - Torrie Cook, Pre-K
• Arp - Amy Banks, PPCD
• Troup - Suzanne Waites, First Grade
• Troup - Sharon Cline, First Grade
• Troup - Melissa Eeds, First Grade
• Troup - Marcy Martel, First Grade
• Troup - Julie Harper, Kindergarten
• Troup - Chris Reid, Kindergarten
• Troup - Amy Bryant, Kindergarten
• Troup - Tricia Corbett, Kindergarten
• Troup - Danna Wilson, Pre-K
• Troup - Jamye Read, Head Start
• Troup - Ivy Hewett, Head Start
• Letters and Class Photos from Arp & Troup Elementary Students
• Letters To Santa
• Stanton-Smith - Renee Callens, First Grade
• Stanton-Smith - Melissa Stinchfifield, First Grade
• Stanton-Smith - Melissa Alexander, First Grade
• Stanton-Smith - Samantha Crow, First Grade
• Stanton-Smith - Jamie Washington, First Grade
• Stanton-Smith - Jesse Gill, Pre-K
• Higgins - Holly Parker, First Grade
• Higgins - Tori Webb, First Grade
• Higgins - Rachael Bressman, First Grade
• Higgins - Joanne Holley, First Grade
• Higgins - Molly Enders, First Grade
• Higgins - Janae Black, First Grade
• Higgins - Becky Cross, Head Start
• Higgins - Cathi Patterson, Pre-K
• Cain - Dena Mitchell, First Grade
• Cain - Robyn Seal, First Grade
• Cain - Beverly Kelly, First Grade
• Cain - Marilyn Davis, First Grade
• Cain - Jayanna Williams, Head Start
• Cain - Celeste Majors, Pre-K
• Cain - Kristi Galusha, PPCD
• Brown - Teresa Walker, First Grade
• Cain - Lannette Burlingame, PPCD
• Brown - Laurie Rozell, First Grade
• Brown - Tammy Dickson, Pre-K
• Letters to Santa
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Holiday wishes from the community
• Troup first grade class performs “The Littlest Christmas Tree”
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• New Year’s Eve celebrations set for TASCA
• Ann Denoux Theriot
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Dec. 22-29 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• Peevys celebrate 50 years
• Area students graduate from TJC
• Austin Bank Whitehouse employees honored
• WHS hosts Cupcake clash
• Three wanted on warrants
• Higgins Teacher of the Month —
• Cain Cool Cats —
• Brown student volunteers —
• Door decoration contest —
• WISD sees gains in AEIS report
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse YMCA Stocking Stuffer Raffle tickets on sale
• Whitehouse parade float winners —
• The traveling Christmas card
• Naughty or nice? —
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted by county grand jury
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• BULLETIN BOARD
• TASCA set to fill dance cards
• WHITEHOUSE 2011CHRISTMAS PARADE
• HIGGINS HEROES
• CHAMBER NOTES
• American Legion —
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Dec. 15-22 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• Letters to Santa to be published
• Constable seeks three residents
• Breakfast of Champs —
• Raffle continues at Troup Library
• Need help filling that Christmas list?
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• It pays to be at school every day —
• Information requested for Leader calendar
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• INSPIRATIONS
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Ashlynn Tapley shares talent to help other children
• Troup VFD ribbon cutting —
• ARP 2011 CHRISTMAS PARADE
• TROUP 2011CHRISTMAS PARADE
• Wildcats participate in Frankston tourney
• Freshman post 2-1 mark in Van tournament
• Perfect —
• Lady Tigers fall to Kilgore, Gladewater
• Ladycats defeat Henderson, Grace
• Wildcats fourth in Bulldog Classic tourney
• Tigers fourth in ET Shootout Tournament
• 2011 WHITEHOUSE WINTERFEST
• New Troup fire department —
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup ISD Superintendent’s Report
• City, volunteer fire department meets with ESD
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Wife dies after spouse allegedly beats her
• Santa set to ride tonight in Troup, Whitehouse parade set for Dec. 10
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Ira Guy Brown
• Patti Ann McHugh
• Wildcats capture tournament championship, Aldridge MVP
• WH 9th wins tournament
• Tourney winners —
• Ladycats defeat Sabine, fall to Canton Eagles
• Wildcats sweep Athens in non-district action
• Tigers win Troup Hardwood Classic championship
• Troup MS girls split games with Winona
• Lady Tigers host Hardwood Classic basketball tourney
• Arp falls in state quarterfinals playoff game
• JV Ladycats —
• Troup November Students —
• Melton to play in FBU Youth Combine
• County receives recognition
• TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• ARP HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• McFarlin honored —
• Troup VFD opens new station —
• Communities helping out during holiday season
• Honesty pays —
• Information requested
• Season kill —
• Whitehouse YMCA can help fill this year’s Christmas list
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• FEMA deadline extended
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• Arp, Whitehouse students inducted into Alpha Chi
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Dec. 8-15 ************
• Troup FFA at Martin Mills —
• WJHS 2011-2012 Yearbooks may be ordered
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• INSPIRATIONS
• Estalee M. Locklear
• Constable seeks three residents for warrants
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Arp parade —
• The Littlest Tree —
• Christmas parades kick off season, Santa to be at Arp parade Saturday
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted
• Thought for Today
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Young learner makes the right choice
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Kimbro Cameron Ferrell
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• INSPIRATIONS
• WJHS 2011-2012 Yearbooks may be ordered
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Skills USA —
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Dec. 1-8 ************
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Kelly named for talent on Indie Music Channel
• Troup FFA competes in LDE
• Arp Lady Tigers 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Blocked —
• Constable seeks three
• Preparation —
• Flying high —
• Troup High School Girls 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Around the corner —
• Open hearts open doors during Christmas season
• Lady Tigers sweep Mount Enterprise in hoop action
• Send news and photos of events to
• Troup High School Boys 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Troup Tigers JV defeats Quitman, 37-23, now 3-0
• Gymnast Erin Odom signs with Towson University
• Troup Tigers remain still undefeated with two wins
• A great season comes to an end —
• 2011 Whitehouse Boys Basketball Schedule
• Wildcats edge Greenville, fall to Lee in tournament
• ET champs —
• Arp Tigers 2011 Season Results
• Arp Tigers advance to state quarterfinals
• Splash park work begins —
• Litter hounds —
• Horticulture begins early for Whitehouse Head Start
• Santa to be at Cain Dec. 2
• Caught in the act —
• Gobbled up —
• Troup Library luncheon —
• HATCH computers new tools at WH elementaries
• TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• AROUND CITY HALL
• Whitehouse residents voice complaints
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Troup PD bust burglary in progress
• Nick Slavinski will go to Australia as ambassador
• BULLETIN BOARD
• I am thankful for...
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Vera Rosalee Whitstine Price
• Luther C. McPherson, Jr.
• INSPIRATIONS
• WJHS 2011-2012 Yearbooks may be ordered
• Brown Celebration —
• Arp Junior High School releases Second Six Weeks Honor Rolls
• Residents angry over water bills
• Lundmark paces WH JV to victory
• Troup wins basketball opener
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Ladycats rally to beat Kaufman in court action
• Mahomes paces Wildcats to victory
• Lady Tigers defeat Rusk in basketball season debut
• Arp Tigers ground Eagles for area victory
• Troup Rotary —
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADERS OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADERS OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup ISD board to consider bids for energy for district
• Troup FFA participates in Van FFA Livestock Show
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• CHAMBER NOTES
• COLLEGE DAY FOR SENIORS
• Whitehouse FFA —
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Teacher of the Month —
• Constable issues warrants
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Brown Awards —
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Nov. 24-Dec. 1 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• YMCA opens Stocking raffle
• WISD takes no action on suit against state
• Who won the 2011 Troup Trivia contest? —
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Bulldogs edge Tigers in playoff match
• WILDCATS VS. BEARCATS - BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFF GAME
• Troup High School Boys 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Troup High School Girls 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Lacy scores 19 to pace TMS to 37-12 win in basketball game
• 2011 TROUP FOOTBALL SENIORS/SENIOR NIGHT PHOTOS
• Hayden places 14th in state cross country meet
• WHITEHOUSE LADYCATS BASKETBALL
• Ladycats open season
• Petties leads Ladycats on All-District volleyball team
• Troup Arp Whitehouse
• WHITEHOUSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Wildcats fall in bi-district playoff game
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Comfort food served at the Concord County Café
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bobby Joe Jordan
• George Meyercord Curtin
• Living Out Loud
• INSPIRATIONS
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Arp High School receives College Readiness honor
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Nov. 17-24 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Holiday parade schedules released
• Polar Express to roll in Saturday
• L****** D****
• Information requested from community churches, organizations
• Sage to host benefit car wash
• Honor students —
• Local authors to speak at Troup Library luncheon Saturday, Nov. 19
• Constable issues warrants
• Le’Anne Southerland receives 2011 David Brady Award
• Burn ban lifted in Smith County, caution urged
• Wagons ho —
• FEMA center hours changed
• Whitehouse veterinary students visit Dallas Zoo
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Funds raised to help firefighters —
• VETERANS DAY CELEBRATIONS
• Whitehouse Junior High School releases Six Weeks honor rolls
• Slicker than a greased pig —
• That’s cool —
• Malfunctioning lights can be reported
• WJHS Yearbook may be ordered
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADERS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Arp’s Howard to graduate from KC
• YMCA opens 2011 Stocking Stuffer raffle
• Toys for Tots drive under way
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADERS OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse, Troup, Arp celebrate Veterans Day
• Troup Trivia Contest slated for 7 p.m. today at THS
• Five-year-old Noah Browne comes to mom’s rescue
• Troup back in playoff hunt with 39-32 win
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Double Trouble —
• Arp rolls to 53-0 win over Union Grove
• Whitehouse Youth Boys hoops registration slated to Nov. 19
• Whitehouse Youth Girls hoops registration slated to Nov. 20
• Football Standings
• Arp defeats Troup in volleyball rematch
• Whitehouse Maroon defeats Pirates 40-18
• Ladycats fight for spot in state playoffs
• WHITEHOUSE LADYCATS VOLLEYBALL SENIOR NIGHT
• Support the businesses that support our teams
• WHITEHOUSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• State records tied in Wildcats 70-48 win
• City to adopt noise ordinance
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Whitehouse culinary students cook for a cause
• INSPIRATIONS
• LETTERS POLICY
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Basketball mini camp for benefit
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Tricks are for kids and so are treats
• Budding reader meets author —
• Photo
• First Ladies camp —
• HALLOWEEN AT THE YMCA - WHITEHOUSE
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Whitehouse graduate gifted in Oprah’s final season
• Mt. Carmel ‘adopts’ Oakbrook Nursing Home
• Meet and Greet with Niki —
• Troup Elementary releases A-B honor rolls for first nine weeks
• TISD Readers of the Month —
• Volleyball teams advance to state playoffs
• TISD Elementary students —
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• TISD awards —
• Brown Elementary NEHS helped Humane Society of East Texas
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Troup Middle School releases A-B honor rolls for first nine weeks of 2011-12
• Troup Trivia Contest scheduled for Nov. 17
• Whitehouse debate team win sweepstakes
• Troup High School releases A-B honor rolls for first nine weeks of 2011-12
• BAND SENIORS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup poster winners —
• Local authors to speak at Troup Library luncheon Nov. 19
• Troup literacy groups write to ‘The Stingers’ in Afghanistan
• Certain home owners may defer taxes
• Fun at Lake Tyler —
• Smith County Constable seeking three area residents
• Brown Teacher of the Month —
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Oct. 27- Nov. 3 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Brown Book Fair set for today, Friday
• Love at first sight —
• Information requested
• Annual WH citywide garage sale builds enthusiasm
• BULLETIN BOARD
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Gerry Scheuber: always moving toward the target
• James A. Henderson
• Nancy Priest
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Troup recycles —
• College Boards awards Scholar awards
• Moore honored at Lon Morris
• INSPIRATIONS
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• Walstons celebrate 50th anniversary
• Coats for Kids challenge under way; winner to be announced Oct. 31
• Troup’s Tennison named as marketing manager for Texas State Railroad
• Clem holds book signing at Troup Library Saturday, Oct. 22
• New Troup officer —
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu
• Arp Junior High Honor Roll released
• WHITEHOUSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Lions claw past Wildcats in district game
• Whitehouse Maroon defeats John Tyler 29-14
• Whitehouse Soccer Club to meet Oct. 26
• Arp Lady Tigers clinch District 21-2A VB title
• ET Aggies —
• Troup cross country teams run at Grapeland Invitational meet
• Whitehouse Youth Boys hoops registration slated to Nov. 19
• Whitehouse Youth Girls hoops registration slated to Nov. 20
• Ladycats fifth at Lufkin Coke Classic CC meet
• Standings
• Lady Tigers beat Sabine in five-game court action
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Troup falls to Arp in volleyball competition
• Crockett defeats Troup in gridiron contests
• State-ranked Crockett jumps on Troup, 48-13
• Troup JV collars Bulldogs
• These businesses support the Tigers & Wildcats
• Pink Wildcats —
• Arp on playoff pace with win over Rams
• Troup FFA —
• Chamber honors —
• Pretty in pink —
• Brown Elementary Book Fair slated
• Brown celebrates First Six Weeks
• McDonald competes in tournament
• Whitehouse ISD Superintendent’s Repor t
• TASCA to host Miles Pike in concert Saturday, Oct. 22
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• HIGGINS HEROES
• Whitehouse High School greenhouse plants for sale
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Smith County Constable’s office seeking three county residents
• FEMA offices open to aid fire survivors
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse High School releases A-B honor rolls for first six weeks, 2011-12
• Whitehouse High School All A 1st Six Weeks honor rolls released
• WISD receives superior rating
• Chamber awards —
• Area residents indicted
• WH Roundup set for Oct. 22
• Halloween at YMCA slated for Oct. 22
• Thought for Today
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• County burn ban to continue
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Oct. 13-20 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• Tyler A&M Mothers’ Club to meet
• Troup PD asks for assistance
• Pink Out planned at area football games
• Chamber Show-and-Shine —
• Arp Queen —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• WH First Assembly set for Game Day
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Inspirations
• Living Out Loud
• Untitled
• Brunts celebrated 50th anniversary
• Troup Library annual Book Sale continues
• STORK REPORT
• Coats for Kids challenge under way; winner to be announced Oct. 31
• Constable seeking three
• Troup FFA students show at East Texas State Fair
• Honor students —
• Whitehouse Junior High School releases 2011-12 honor rolls for first six weeks
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse Players of the Week
• 2011 WHITEHOUSE CHAMBER SHOW AND SHINE
• Football Standings
• The Heat —
• Schmoker takes first at Jacksonville CC meet
• Whitehouse Youth Girls hoops registration slated to Nov. 20
• Whitehouse Youth Boys hoops registration slated to Nov. 19
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Arp routs Frankston to stay atop District 21-2A
• Arp Lady Tigers remain perfect with sweeps
• Lady Tigers beat Elkhart, sweep Maidens on court
• Troup falls to Malakoff in district gridiron play
• Thanks to these businesses for their support
• Whitehouse defeats Nacogdoches 49-28
• 2011 ARP HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING
• Troup ag students selling plants
• ET State Fair Show winners posted
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Whitehouse Queen —
• WH Church of God in Christ to celebrate 100th anniversary
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Curtis Loyd Shuttlesworth
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• INSPIRATIONS
• OBITUARY POLICY
• Just like Mr. Northcutt —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Oct. 6-13 ************ Please call the day before if you are going to eat the next day.
• Tyler A&M Mothers’ Club to meet
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Crawford accepted at USAF Academy
• STORK REPORT LOOK WHO’S NEW
• Graham-Wyatt to wed Dec. 3
• Symbalisty-DuVall exchange vows
• Tops in Troup —
• Johnson named National Merit semifinalist; receives Boy Scouts Eagle Scout award
• Constable seeking three residents
• Cain Cool Cats —
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIOR OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Homecoming
• Bluegrass Jomboree slated for Saturday
• Higgins Book Fair set for today, Friday
• KWB Roundup set for Saturday, Oct. 22
• District 9-2A Football Standings
• District 11-2A Football Standings
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• Troup harriers participate in Hawk Invitational meet
• Whitehouse 2011 Tennis Schedule
• Troup 7th defeats West Rusk
• Hayden wins down the stretch at Lindale meet
• WHS frosh nip Bobcats
• Pine Tree, Hallsville edge past Whitehouse
• Lady Tigers play in tournament
• Troup falls to West Rusk in marathon court match
• Arp Lady Tigers remain unbeaten in loop play
• Varsity Schedules
• Photos
• WHITEHOUSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Wildcats unbeaten in District 14-4A play
• 2011 WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING
• Whitehouse community rallies to support VFD
• Chamber to host annual dinner Tuesday, Oct. 11, at WHS cafeteria
• Trike-A-Thon —
• Azleway Equestrian Gala slated for Saturday, Oct. 15
• Arp High School Royal Court —
• Grand Champion —
• Quilter’s Guild to host White Elephant sale
• Troup Library receives donation of $1,200 from THS Class of 1961
• Annual Troup Library Book Sale scheduled for Oct. 13-15; preview slated for 3-7 p.m. Oct. 13
• Matlock returns as co-publisher
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Whitehouse dominates Lions, Dragon in tennis competition
• Bullard upends Troup in JV action
• Wildcats beat Jacksonville, fall to Eagles in gridiron play
• Tigers defeat Brook Hill in junior varsity football action
• Turnovers doom Arp in loss to Bears
• Troup Middle School girls fall to Elkhart
• Hartless third at Neches cross country meet
• Ladycats among top 25 girls, Hayden wins Pine Tree meet
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• Arp defeats Troup in district volleyball match
• Ladycats remain perfect in district volleyball play
• Troup offense sputters in loss to the Guard
• Varsity Schedules
• Whitehouse Arp Troup
• WHITEHOUSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Unusual play leads to Wildcats victory
• Troup ISD Trustees recognize Reading First instructors
• Troup area firefighters benefit from funds collected at games
• Flu shots offered at Troup Library
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• WHS ‘West Wing’ Forensics debate team participates at Paris, Athens
• HOSA to host blood drive at WHS
• Higgins Elementary Book Fair slated for Oct. 3-7
• WHS Homecoming Queen candidates selected
• WHS Class of ‘01 reunion set for Saturday, Oct. 1
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse Council approves tax breaks, no water rationing
• ADOPT A PET
• First place —
• Constable seeks three residents
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Donation —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Connie Sue Duke
• Sandra K. Ray Lee
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Inspirations
• “F” is for fall, “F” is for football
• Thought for Today
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Seized Troup horses to be adopted
• Go Tigers —
• Whitehouse Christmas parade plans under way
• Chamber to host debate with sheriff candidates Oct. 11
• Chamber to host Show and Shine
• 2011 TROUP HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Troup rally falls short in first loss
• District 11-2A Football Standings
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• Whitehouse hosts Rose City Triathlon
• Atwood, Hayden pace Whitehouse at GC meet
• Ladycats stay unbeaten, at Jacksonville Friday
• Whitehouse Junior High teams topple Sulphur Springs Cats
• Runners up —
• Second at tourney —
• Valiant effort fall short, Troup drops to Sabine
• Arp defeats Frankston, Elkhart to stay unbeaten
• Support businesses that back our teams
• Hartless paces Troup girls at Dogwood Invitational meet
• District 9-2A Football Standings
• Arp Tigers claw for 1-point win
• 2011 TROUP HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT
• Fill the boot —
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• Remembering —
• Growing grass —
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• WHS Class of 2001 plans reunion
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Reese-Melton wedding slated
• Smith County Constable seeks residents
• INSPIRATIONS
• Living Out Loud
• Marion Edward Soules
• Quay B. Miller
• BULLETIN BOARD
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Royal couple —
• Whitehouse NHS members raise funds for firefighters
• Troup City Council reviews project reports
• Drought in Texas
• Fund-raiser musicals slated for Sept. 24
• Speak Little, Especially of Oneself
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS What Tonya Turnage did on her summer vacation
• Clara Arnold
• Eugene D. “Pawpaw Gene” Knight
• Living Out Loud
• Church Activities
• BULLETIN BOARD
• LETTERS POLICY
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Donation —
• Crosscarriers to host Chili Cookoff Saturday, Sept. 17
• INSPIRATIONS
• Scouts honored —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Troup Ag students on the move
• ETMC to offer forum for parents, Sept. 22
• County calls for brand renewal
• Brown Teachers of the Month —
• Troup High School Homecoming slated
• Butler-Bynum to wed June 2012
• Scouts raise the flag —
• ADOPT A PET HUMANE SOCIETY OF EAST TEXAS
• Constable seeks residents
• Medicare enrollment adjusted
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse High School Class of 2001 plans reunion
• TROUP INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT AWARDS
• CHEERLEADERS OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse, Troup students graduate from Texas A&M
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK TROUP HIGH SCHOOL
• CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK ARP HIGH SCHOOL
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Sept. 11 tribute —
• Arp Tigers rally to edge Center, 34-30
• Lady Tigers open district play with victory over Maidens
• Troup JH girls play in tournament, beat West Rusk, Frankston teams
• Haydens pace Wildcats, Ladycats to open cross country season
• District 9-2A Football Standings
• District 11-2A Football Standings
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• Arp gets good start in district volleyball
• Whitehouse 2011 Tennis Schedule
• Freshman squads overwhelm Sulphur Springs on gridiron
• Sulphur Springs slips past Whitehouse junior varsity
• LadycatsTroup victory — open district play with win over Kilgore
• Whitehouse Players of the Week
• Sulphur Springs wins shootout 70-49
• These special businesses support our teams
• Troup Tigers remain unbeaten
• Players of the week
• Hornets hold on in JV shootout, 38-36
• Grand Champion —
• Safety first —
• Troup woman killed in crash on 110 south of Whitehouse
• Generosity overflows
• Incumbents only candidates to file for city council seats
• Concert set for Sept. 17
• Really, we’re having fun —
• Thank You
• At the TMF Football Classic —
• Cheering the team to victory —
• Troup stays unbeaten after 23-7 win
• Troup JV outlasts Sabine
• Troup falls to Tatum, Crandall in tournament
• Ladycats fall in White Oak consolation finals
• Kate Mohr to run cross country for Lady Aggies
• District 9-2A 2011 Football Standings
• District 11-2A 2011 Football Standings
• District 14-4A 2011 Football Standings
• Bulldogs defeat JV squad
• Arp September 2011 Volleyball Schedule
• Arp defeats Bullard, All Saints in volleyball
• Arp Tigers roll over Paul Pewett Brahmas
• Varsity Schedules
• Photos
• Troup Tigers JV shuts out Shelbyville 34-0
• Tigers dominate Dragons in opener
• TROUP CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Photo
• Crosscarriers to host chili cookoff
• Whitehouse neighborhoods will join National Night Out slated for Oct. 4
• County calls for cattle brand renewel by February 2012
• Constable seeking three
• Shuttlesworths celebrate 50th anniversary
• WHS Class of 2001 plans reunion
• Saturday Bluegrass set for new stage
• Herndon-Sheppard engaged
• Justin Ross Sanders
• Bertha ‘Bee’ Bynum
• Road trip just to Dallas
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Joseph Herbert Worl
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Lee Foster: Head of the senior class
• Fire danger remains high in East Texas
• Troup man, 29, dies in one vehicle crash
• ‘Tangled’ selected as Movie in the Park
• Reflections: Sept. 11, 2001
• Tigers come close —
• Slow start leads to loss for Wildcats
• Whitehouse 2011 Tennis Schedule
• Whitehouse Junior HS football to host Sulphur Springs Sept. 8
• WJHS to host Jacksonville
• District 9-2A 2011 Football Standings
• District 11-2A 2011 Football Standings
• District 14-4A 2011 Football Standings
• TROUP PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Troup victory —
• WHITEHOUSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Troup Lady Tigers participate in Tyler volleyball tournament
• Arp falls short in bid over state’s No. 1
• Arp’s Roberts wins 700th volleyball match
• Varsity Schedules
• Photos
• Troup Tigers JV shuts out Shelbyville 34-0
• Tigers dominate Dragons in opener
• Dyer took cheerleader photos
• Ladycats win Tyler volleyball tourney
• Hannon recruited to play at TLU; WHS grad to play wide receiver
• Gilbert starts his state trip —
• TASCA gala —
• Troup ISD Superintendent’s Report
• East Texas still in critical drought conditions
• Whitehouse neighborhoods will join National Night Out slated for Oct. 4
• Preparations —
• ETMC to offer forum for parents, Sept. 22
• ADOPT A PET
• Whitehouse P&R Commission reschedules meeting to Sept. 8
• Constable’s office seeking three
• The Ying & Yang of politics in my house
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• County calls for brand renewal
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Dewey M. “Bud” Crew
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Author with Troup roots blossoms in romance writing
• Deadlines adjusted for Labor Day holiday
• WISD tax rate unchanged
• Dean receives life sentence
• Troup officials seize horses
• MEET THE ARP TIGERS
• Wildcats Band members —
• MEET THE TROUP TIGERS
• District 9-2A (D-lI) Final 2010 Football Standings
• District 11-2A Final 2010 Football Standings
• District 14-4A Final 2010 Football Standings
• Final scrimmage —
• Gibson, Mallard play in Little League World Series
• Lady Tigers host White Oak, Whitehouse
• Ladycats split dual match with Troup, White Oak
• Gilbert wins summer tourneys
• Arp Lady Tigers roll to 12-3 season start
• Football season to start for area teams
• Facebook prize —
• National Night Out scheduled
• Troup Girl Scouts visit Pottery Cafe
• Reverse Raffle a big success
• New TISD teachers —
• Tyler A&M Mothers’ Club to host monthly meeting Thursday, Sept. 15
• Cash in Troup —
• $10,000 winner —
• Welcome to WISD —
• Constable’s office seeking three
• Class of 2001 plans reunion
• Whitehouse P&R Commission reschedule meeting
• Band camp awards —
• Textbook delays expected
• Business of the Month —
• Arp Volleyball
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• TASCA grand opening scheduled for Aug. 26
• INSPIRATIONS
• Bertram A. Wilson
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Whitehouse City Council adopts 2011-2012 budget, tax rate
• WISD meets AYP for 2010
• First day prayer —
• TISD Trustees approved tax rate
• Books, bells and buses —
• Back to School for Whitehouse - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• MEET THE WILDCATS 2011
• Whitehouse 2011 Tennis Schedule
• WJHS football season to start in September
• Karate awards —
• Lady Tigers get off to quick start of 2011 season
• WJHS volleyball schedule set
• Up in the air —
• Hot work —
• 2011 Whitehouse Volleyball Schedule
• Ladycats start 2011 off well
• 2011 Troup Football Schedule
• 2011 Whitehouse Football Schedule
• 2011 Arp Tigers Football Schedule
• Arp to scrimmage Bulldogs Aug. 19
• Tigers to host Harmony in scrimmage
• Whitehouse youth gaining experience
• MEET THE COACHES
• Correction
• Chamber dinner set for Aug. 20
• For Troup, Whitehouse students
• Jamboree —
• Class of 2001 plans reunion
• Drill team awards —
• Parents Night Out planned at YMCA
• Warrants issued for two residents
• Scouts selling cookbooks
• Band camp awards —
• Grays celebrate 50 years
• New restaurant —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Neal McCarty
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Inspirations
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• YesterYear begins new traditions
• Restricted water use requested
• Troup intersection adjusted
• Troup City Council denies sales permit
• Dog Days of Summer continue
• Staying cool —
• Girl Scouts are cookin’
• Movie in the Park scheduled for 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13
• FBC annual Block Party —
• Football scrimmages slated
• Boosters to meet Aug. 15
• Fishing, hunting licenses will go on sale Aug. 15
• Trying to beat the heat —
• Whitehouse ace —
• Season tickets available
• Time to meet the Troup Tigers, Whitehouse Wildcats
• Tiger moms show cubs they’ve got game
• Ladycats start 2011 volleyball season
• ET Quilters’ Guild to meet today, Aug. 11
• Total loss —
• Troup ISD staff development to start today, WISD to begin soon
• Troup, Whitehouse residents win $100 gift cards at Brookshire’s
• Sales Tax Holiday to start Aug. 19
• New Troup pastor —
• CHAMBER NOTES
• WISD registration hours scheduled
• Troup, Whitehouse students named to Tyler Junior College President’s List
• Gilmore, Barrett graduate from Kaplan
• Troup, Whitehouse students to graduate from Kilgore College today at 7 p.m.
• Vacation Bible School —
• Fill the Boot —
• THS registration slated for Aug. 15
• TISD Trustees set proposed tax rate, 2011-2012 budget
• Whitehouse Class of 2001 plans reunion
• Parents Night Out planned at YMCA
• Water conservation is good but not mandatory
• Troup power —
• Constable issues warrants
• TJC Twirlers include four from Whitehouse
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Social Security —
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Carolyn Herrin McDougal
• Marjorie R. Waldrop
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Will Hughes leading the pack to success
• Whitehouse sees huge growth; Troup drop very slight from 2000
• VFW hosts pool tournament
• Whitehouse volunteers offer help
• Movie in the Park set for Aug. 13
• 2011 Troup Football Schedule
• 2011 Whitehouse Football Schedule
• Troup band practice set
• Texas Knockouts capture World Series U14 title
• Tigers 2011 season football tickets on sale
• Wildcats season football tickets on sale
• State champs —
• Troup Athletic Booster Club to meet on Mondays
• It’s hot. It’s August: Perfect for Two-a-days
• Causey participates in mining workshop
• County burn ban continues
• County Constable seeking three residents
• ADOPT A PET
• Troup Meals on Wheels still looking for help
• Parents Night Out planned at YMCA
• Sales Tax Holiday set for Aug. 19-21
• New firefighter —
• The Response answering Governor’s call for prayer
• Whitehouse Tea Party . Summer 2011
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Singing out —
• Whitehouse PD part of theft ring task force
• Troup, Whitehouse students named to TJC Dean’s List
• STORK REPORT
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• BULLETIN BOARD
• James D. Amos
• FBC to host block party
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Macy Claire Calicutt prepares for caring career
• Living Out Loud
• WISD dubbed Academically Acceptable
• Troup ISD receives Recognized rating
• WH City Council to meet Aug. 6 for budget workshop
• Cool on a hot summer day —
• Special use permit decision in hands of Troup council
• Troup boosters to meet Aug. 1
• Tiger Band practice schedule to start
• Balloon race scheduled
• Whitehouse’s Fulps named to famed Rangerettes
• WHS frosh to start season
• JV Wildcats to open season at Gilmer
• Whitehouse 2011 Tennis Schedule
• WJHS gridiron schedule set
• 2011 Troup Football Schedule
• All-Stars —
• 2011 Whitehouse Football Schedule
• ADOPT A PET
• WJHS volleyball schedule set
• Wild Thangz —
• 2011 Whitehouse Volleyball Schedule
• Troup volleyball camp to start
• Wildcats season tickets on sale
• Lady Tigers to start 2011 volleyball season with Longview, Kilgore Aug. 9
• Tigers, Wildcats prepare for two-a-days
• Gateway Baptist celebrates renovation
• Whitehouse splash park construction may be completed by first of October
• Constable issues warrants for three
• Whitehouse Community Library a cool place to be this summer
• Scouting trip —
• WHS FFA attend state convention
• Send stories, photos to newspaper
• Troup Meals on Wheels needs help
• WISD board prepares for 2011-2012 school year
• Miller graduates from fire academy
• Private pesticide application license training scheduled
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Miner named to UNT list
• TISD trustees approve band directors’ contracts
• BULLETIN BOARD
• First Baptist hosts block party
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Caleb Toole seeks cultural exchange of faith
• ‘Gnomeo and Juliet’ slated as Movie in the Park Aug. 13
• City limits may move north on Highway 110
• Peyton Gilbert named Texas FFA President
• Smiths mark 65th anniversary with family, friends
• Troup Volleyball Camp set for July 25-27 at THS gym
• Season tickets go on sale
• Whitehouse’s Tomlin one of the best in big leagues
• Bikers brave heat in Tour de Whitehouse
• Burn ban extended
• Alcohol in Troup
• THS FFA officers attend convention
• Featured Native: Autumn Sage
• Business of the Month —
• Edith Thompson celebrates 101st with Oakbrook friends
• Smith County Constable’s office seeking three county residents
• Bid accepted for Athena Street rebuild at Troup city meeting
• Troup ISD Superintendent’s Report
• Manus-Pyle marry in Flint
• Troup Meals on Wheels needs help
• Water park is cool despite heat
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Charles Wayne Ford
• William Monroe Selmon
• Billy F. Shackelford
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Father Dan fired up about future move
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted
• City council approves splash style water park in Whitehouse
• Whitehouse man arrested for assault
• After 25 years —
• Troup Rotary —
• TASCA construction near completion
• Gibson, Durst named to TSWA state baseball teams
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Troup Volleyball Camp set for July 25-27 at THS gym
• Division champs —
• Ladycats to open volleyball season Aug. 6
• Dickey ties for top female Horizon Award
• Calaway celebrates 25 years teaching piano in Whitehouse
• First Ladies officers score big at camp
• Troop 2540 says thank you
• Lacy family reunion a success
• Constable issues warrants for trio
• Mason officers —
• Manus-Pyle to wed July 16
• Leonard Burns
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• BULLETIN BOARD
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Samuel C. Kelsey
• Kayla Denise Wager
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• JP office updates payment methods
• Burn ban declared
• Troup Meals on Wheels needs volunteers
• DA seeks death penalty in Cargill capital murder case
• Whitehouse student dies in vehicle crash
• 2011 SUMMERFEST
• 2011 SummerFest ‘Show-n-Shine’ winners
• 2011 SUMMERFEST
• Bobcat caught —
• Two-a-days to start Aug. 1 for Tigers, Wildcats
• Baseball tournament will be July 11-14 in Troup
• Whitehouse likely to make playoffs
• WISD prepares for upcoming budget
• Shooting camp slated for July 11-14
• Troup Volleyball Camp set for July 25-27 at THS gym
• TXBRA brings race to Whitehouse
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Constable issues warrants for two people
• Super Single Seniors Party slated
• Troup Athletic Booster Club to meet Tuesday, July 12 at THS
• Little Zion to host annual revival
• Sacrifice of love —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• BULLETIN BOARD
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Vernetta S. Burns
• Fern Barham Woodall
• FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
• Living Out Loud
• Movie in the Park set for July 9
• Four indicted by grand juries
• Fire in the SummerFest sky —
• With apology to students:
• Always a classic —
• YMCA donation —
• Drought forces ban on certain fireworks in county
• Whitehouse band storms Cinderella’s Castle
• ADOPT A PET
• Wildcats 2011 Season tickets go on sale
• Nink places in Tomato Fest tourney
• TTAS District Softball tourney scheduled in Troup July 4-6
• Soccer exhibition games set for July 1
• Ladycats camp —
• Troup, Whitehouse athletes at New Mexico track meet
• Troup Volleyball Camp set for July 25-27 at THS gym
• Heaths celebrate 50th anniversary
• Whitehouse city meeting cancelled
• Mammography unit in Troup July 14
• Reverse Raffle tickets on sale
• Celebrating 50th —
• 2011 YESTERYEAR PARADE
• Constable issues warrants for two people
• STORK REPORT
• Food seminar set for July 5
• Hoffmeyer on The Price is Right
• Dennard-Tollett wedding slated
• Clevenger-McAdoo to wed July 23
• Jessie B. “J.B.” Steel
• Garry Wimberly
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• THS Honor Roll released
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Big men set big goals: Rose City Triathlon
• SummerFest slated for Saturday, July 2
• Annual Troup Quilt Show slated
• Where’s the fire? —
• Paper to adjust deadlines
• July Fourth Fireworks no celebration for family dogs
• Alcohol sales to begin in Troup
• 2011 YesterYear celebrates ‘Remember When’
• Troup Library award —
• Carr receives Jamison, Allen Memorial Scholarship
• Whitehouse Junior High School students named to Six Weeks All-A, A-B Honor Rolls
• Troup UMC, AgriLife to host Rally For Life
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Whitehouse High School students named to final Six Weeks All-A, A-B Honor Rolls
• WHITEHOUSE BASKETBALL CAMP
• 2011 YesterYear celebrates ‘Remember When’
• ADOPT A PET
• Constable seeking three residents
• Mammography unit in Troup July 14
• Masons bestow highest honor on Culpepper
• KWB to launch new litter prevention campaign June 25
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Helping hands make garden and minds grow
• Season tickets go on sale
• TYA registration slated
• LOOKS WHO’S NEW
• Grand opening —
• Four generations —
• Veterans celebrate Flag Day
• Troup Elementary Honor Roll released
• Chamber Reverse Raffle tickets on sale
• Gulley is new Smith County Extension Agent
• Troup Elementary End of the Year 2010-2011 Honor Roll released
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Chamber awards —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Picture Perfect
• Hams hold demo day
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Quilts spark interest during Fourth of July in Troup
• Proposed texting law not approved
• Paper to adjust deadlines
• YesterYear Parade slated for June 25
• Photo
• Good, clean fun —
• On top of their game —
• WJHS Volleyball Camp slated for June 20-24
• Tournament winners —
• Professional soccer games slated
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Cherokee County woman concerned about theft
• YesterYear Golf Tournament —
• College baseball —
• Troup Volleyball Camp set for July 25-27
• Texas Thunder wins DERA World Series
• Troup, Whitehouse athletes on roster
• Higgins T.O.M. —
• Day of Caring —
• Stanton-Smith champs —
• Food Pantry gets festive facelift
• New Generation grads —
• Holloway awards —
• Eggert-Powell to wed in September
• Constable issues warrants for three
• Rock the Park scheduled for June 21-24 at Whitehouse Park
• Reverse Raffle tickets on sale
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Darr-Glover united in marriage
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• TMF, others partner to host Family Support Center
• Living Out Loud
• Greg E. Sparks
• Hams hold demo day
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Skyler Brumit fills Troup Library with her smile
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted
• YesterYear activities to start June 17
• Thousands of catfish released into Lake Tyler
• Troup Rotary to host tourney
• TISD salary controversy divides Troup community
• Troup FFA students honored
• Troup Basketball Camp scheduled for June 13-16
• WISD students participate in Special Olympics
• Wildcat Basketball Camp set
• WJHS Volleyball Camp slated
• Troup Rotary golf tourney slated
• First hog —
• All-Stars —
• Wildcats tops in 7-on-7
• Troup Volleyball Camp set for July 25-27
• Whitehouse hosts tourney
• 2011 WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
• 7,500 catfish to be released into Lake Tyler
• 2011 TROUP HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
• Smith County Constable’s office seeking three county residents
• Troup, Whitehouse libraries host summer reading programs
• Woman of the Year —
• Troup’s Petta graduates from Jacksonville College
• Pond receives TJC Luminant scholarship
• UT orientations in four sessions
• Dunn-Dowdy wed May 14
• Writers honored by Troup Library
• WHS art department raises funds for Higgins Backpack Club
• Patsy Arleen Fisher
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Living Out Loud
• Verda L. Moler
• John Randall Cornelison
• Whitehouse blessings shared with Joplin
• Movie in the Park set for June 11
• YesterYear activities to start June 10
• U.M. Army invades Whitehouse
• KWB to receive KTB award
• WHS FFA —
• Basketball Camp slated in Troup, June 13-16
• Football camp scheduled
• Wildcat Basketball Camp set
• WJHS Volleyball Camp slated
• Troup Rotary golf tourney slated
• YesterYear to host golf tourney
• Whitehouse athletes honored at banquet
• A field day —
• Higgins Heroes selected for six weeks
• Ten from Whitehouse compete in UIL
• In memory —
• Weathers, Clark on the ball for the Dallas Mavericks
• BAND SENIORS
• YesterYear seeks entries for June 25 parade
• Johnston completes doctorate at USF
• Key Club raises $3,000 for Make-A-Wish
• Busy Bees —
• TISD to sponsor food program
• Parade of Homes set for June 4-12
• Movie in the Park set for June 11
• Billings celebrates 100 years
• Hyman named to Dean’s List
• Box Top Collection winners —
• Free Fishing Day slated for Saturday, June 4
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Smith County Constable seeks residents
• Pomp & Circumstance —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Carolyn Louise Loving
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Kitty Badger leads students from Pi to Pythagorean
• Troup adopts alcohol ordinance
• Hogden OK with Licht’s attendance
• Class of 2011 graduates —
• Walker Memorial rededicated
• Tomlin, Ross MVPs on All-District team
• Football camp scheduled
• YesterYear to host golf tourney
• Basketball Camp slated in Troup, June 13-16
• Wildcat Basketball Camp scheduled for June 13-16
• Troup Rotary to host golf tournament June 18
• Gibson named All- District Most Valuable Player
• Troup golf team honored at board meeting
• Coggin to play at UT-Tyler —
• Fourth Grade Round-up —
• Rogers earns All-Around Gymnastics Western Champion in San Diego
• Steele graduates from Lewis & Clark grad school
• WHS Top 10 —
• Morrows celebrate 50th
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• TP&W to promote safe boating week
• Troup Library selects Students of Month
• Chamber winner —
• Free Fishing Day set for June 4
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Runyan wins Yard of the Month
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Culinary excellence —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Marie Douglas
• VFW takes lead in Memorial Day service
• YesterYear Parade seeks entries
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Chef Stewart opens new menu to students
• Deadlines adjusted for holiday
• Fill the Trailer – Joplin-bound
• Cub Scouts dedication set
• Moran new BISD Superintendent
• THS, WHS Commencement ceremonies set for May 27-28
• Blanton named TISD Teacher of the Year
• Troup HS athletes honored at sports banquet
• Mayo earns All-Ivy honors
• Strother heads All-ET team
• Wildcat Basketball Camp scheduled for June 13-16
• Heck on UT Rugby squad
• Pirates scuttle state playoffs for Wildcats
• Stewart, Rodgers mine silver at state meet
• New doc in town —
• Brown Teacher award —
• Troup students awarded $300,000 in scholarships
• New trash truck to be on display
• Mohr, Ross named KTBB Scholastic All-Stars
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Longfellow graduates, wins health award
• Supporting firefighters
• Ollie Louis Williams
• George Donald McMichael
• Russell Martin
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• BAND SENIORS
• Fields serving as Public Affairs Officer on USS John C. Stennis
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Cain Cool Cats —
• GOOD FOR YOU
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Michael Ray House
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Memories bring Stanleys back to East Texas
• Whitehouse NHS students participate in Boot Campaign
• Gilbert headed to state
• Troup approves alcohol measures
• Piano students receive top honors
• Evil Empire strikes —
• Strother named All-District Co-MVP
• Chapman earns award at 2011 UT-Tyler science poster contest
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• Girl Scouts sign-up under way
• GOOD FOR YOU
• BAND SENIORS
• Whitehouse Junior High School releases Fifth Six-Week Honor Roll
• Arp Heritage Festival set for May 14
• Pure poetry —
• Well-known quilt teacher to present program
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Beautiful Carolina Jessamine featured native plant for May
• Dillingham makes UT-Tyler 2011-2012 Cheer Squad
• Basketball camp slated
• Rodgers will represent Troup at state track meet
• Stewart, Hayden, Palmer at state meet
• GOOD FOR YOU
• County Constable seeking three residents
• Former WHS standout now coaching at Brook Hill
• Tigers fall to Bulldogs in 2A playoffs
• Whitehouse advances in 4A playoffs
• Let us pray —
• Troup Farmer’s Market —
• New First Ladies —
• Kids Day slated for May 14
• Tigers third at state
• U.I.L. winners —
• Whitehouse YesterYear seeks Ladies in Waiting for 2012
• YesterYear Pages needed
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Kissel-Wilson to marry Oct. 8
• CHAMBER NOTES
• Gwin-Howell to wed May 21
• Beverly Gail Hills
• Bessie Inez Fikes
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Joan Craig Smith
• Ronnie Bowman
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Sheperd brings his flock to Troup
• Petition to remove WVFD leadership ruled invalid
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted
• Election misconduct alleged in complaint
• WHS artists take on state competition
• Constable seeking three residents
• Flag donation —
• Arp to celebrate Heritage Festival
• On track —
• Lake Tyler Boat Run to honor Gregory
• Troup in baseball playoffs today
• Whitehouse Regional Qualifiers
• Blue Belle takes blue ribbon —
• Hayden to run at state track meet
• Lady Tigers to play Warren May 5-6
• Whitehouse Parks and Recreation seeks talent
• Ladycats edged 2-1 in bi-district game
• Tigers in state golf tourney May 9-10
• Stewart advances to state
• Troup ISD awards —
• Rodgers advanced to state 2A track meet
• Cain Cool Cats —
• Rain may not be enough to offset severe drought
• Troup Class of 1961 plans reunion
• Troup High School students participate in area FFA livestock judging contests
• Hutchinson retires from Austin Bank
• YMCA celebration —
• Luther ‘Cotton’ Green Jr.
• Whitehouse High School Fifth Six Weeks honor roll released
• Stanton-Smith students learn lesson —
• WHS bands in concert, to host burger supper
• Kids Day set for 1 p.m. Saturday, May 14 at Whitehouse City Park
• ADOPT A PET
• Which came first, chick or egg?
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Jerry, Helen Harris celebrate 60th
• Kissel-Wilson to marry Oct. 11
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Terrell receives science, engineering fair award
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Debra Chance Dowdy
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Living Out Loud
• Martha Thompson telling Austin Bank farewell
• Ladies in Waiting needed for Whitehouse YesterYear 2012
• Early Voting
• Alcohol sales on ballot
• YesterYear seeks Pages for 2011
• Cub Scouts in action —
• Rust kicks off campaign for Smith County Sheriff
• Troup Art auction —
• WHS Theater Company to perform ‘Promedy’
• Higgins Stomps out child abuse —
• Whitehouse FFA ends year with show
• YesterYear hosts Kid Fish at Hill Creek Park
• Girl Scout registration under way
• Morris finishes first in 400 at junior high meet at junior high track meet
• Pre-K, kindergarten registration to start at Troup Elementary
• Track and tennis teams honored —
• Wildcats defeat Mavs, fall to Pirates
• Brown awards —
• Constable Rust seeking three residents
• Tigers blank Cardinals 16-0 in district action
• Odom on Olympic team
• Lady Tigers in playoffs as top seed
• Stewart collects double gold at practice meet
• Ladycats start softball playoffs Friday
• Whitehouse renovations —
• More than $1,500 raised in Troup Trike-A-Thon
• WHS students advance to state UIL meet May 5-7 in Austin
• TISD to sponsor summer program
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Kids Day set for May 14
• April in Edom —
• Rose a semifinalist in 2011 U.S. Presidential Scholars program
• Moore-Jayes to wed in 2012
• 2011 spring home garden tour selects gardens
• March of Dimes —
• Dorothy Merka Brunson
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• From Whitehouse, Anthony Austin reporting
• Registration open for 2011 YMCA Summer Day Camp
• BULLETIN BOARD
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Early Voting
• Troup, Whitehouse, Smith County elections begin
• Possible tornado damages property near city of Troup
• Whitehouse YMCA — a decade of dedication
• Knights week at Four Winds Faire
• Higgins Heroes —
• Stewart to be honored at Eagle Scout Court
• Head over heels —
• Sliding into the playoffs —
• District 14-4A Baseball Standings
• Girl Scout registration under way
• Dribbler champs —
• Tigers edge West Rusk, shutout Winona 10-0
• Gilbert, Thomas pace Whitehouse golf teams
• Ladycats headed for playoffs in softball action
• Wildcats edge toward state baseball playoffs
• Lady Tigers clinch spot in state softball playoffs
• YMCA hosts Healthy Kids Day, Family Run
• Competition in Allen —
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Century mark —
• Mohr, Stewart, relay team advance
• Wildcats win district track meet
• Troup hosts District 21-2A track meet
• TEA FOR MRS. YESTERYEAR
• Whitehouse Chamber hosts 2011 Expo
• Troup Tigers finish second, head for state golf tourney
• Brookshire’s Teachers of the Month —
• WISD will still wait, see
• WHS students place in NFCC test
• WHS not associated with poster
• Constable seeking three
• Whitehouse speech, debate team advanced to regional meet
• Outstanding senior —
• Whitehouse YMCA kicks off annual support campaign
• Local physician honored for years of service in TOMA
• Holloway competes at district UIL meet
• WHS Wildcat Band earns Sweepstakes Award
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Chamber plans Reverse Raffle
• Parks and Rec on the hunt for local talent
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Pace-Lockey home stately landmark in Troup
• Portico Christian Church opens worship
• Picture Perfect
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Kids Day set for May
• National Merit Finalists —
• Smith takes reigns at THS
• Pets painting for profit
• TISD election canceled
• GOOD FOR YOU
• WJHS Ladycats second, fourth in district track meet results
• Lady Tigers on path for state softball playoffs
• Double Trouble —
• Troup’s Jiles takes third at state powerlifting meet
• Ross named All-District 21-2A Defensive Player of the Year
• Stewart places second in race at Texas Relays
• Whitehouse excels at Pinnacle golf tourney
• Ladycats win team title at district tennis tourney
• Ladycats upend Marshall, Kilgore
• Parker named All-District Defensive MVP
• Tigers edge Frankston, fall to Elks in loop play
• District 14-4A Baseball Standings
• Wildcats defeat Bobcats, Indians in district action
• Rockwall ends soccer season for Ladycats
• Rabies clinic offered in Whitehouse
• Open for business —
• Cain, Higgins to support Child Abuse Prevention Awareness
• Troup ag students compete in county livestock shows
• TISD honors —
• Mayor reading —
• Holloway competes at UIL
• First Ladies bring home awards
• TASCA groundbreaking —
• Cain Elementary teacher selected to attend academy
• Chamber Business of the Month —
• WHS not associated with poster
• Warrants issued for residents
• Holloway science students win gold, silver, place at Tyler JC fair
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Bunker, Adkins to wed July 23
• Four Winds Fair to feature Celtic theme
• Brumit of Troup, Whitehouse duo win at festival
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Jessie Jarvis Hale house home to Troup heritage
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Mary Musslewhite Kerr
• Help write Whitehouse history with photos
• Kids Day set for May
• Parks and Rec on the hunt for local talent
• YMCA Family 5K race set for April 16
• YesterYear to host Kid Fish April 16
• Tea honored Mrs. YesterYear —
• Highway 110 geese —
• Healthy Kids Day slated for Saturday at YMCA
• Cats led by Sanders, Hayden, Meyer, Palmer
• Stewart, Mohr pace Ladycats in track meet
• Quilters Guild to meet
• Whitehouse High School to present ‘Miracle Worker’
• HIGGINS HEROES
• Smith County Town Hall meeting set for Troup, WH
• Cain Elementary NEHS —
• Rabies clinics to be in Troup, WH
• Troup Head Start registration slated
• Texas royalty visits Troup Elementary —
• Whitehouse Pre-K, Head Start registration starts
• SIFE REPS —
• Top teams —
• Diamond play —
• WJHS runs at Hallsville
• Ross belts two-run homer, Lady Tigers shutout Arp
• Troup Junior High harriers first, fourth at track meet
• Troup boys, girls host Shuttlesworth track meet
• Texas East Gymnastics claim two more state champions
• Palmer for two —
• YMCA Healthy Kids Day slated
• Tigers win District 21-2A team golf championship
• Ladycats defeat Mabank in playoffs
• BAND SENIORS
• City urges Nixle Use
• THE GREAT TEXAS TRASH-OFF IN WHITEHOUSE - APRIL 2
• Ladycats win soccer playoff match, 2-1
• Troup library hours slated
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• TISD to sponsor summer program
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Ford celebrates 90th birthday
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Troup High School production —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Kick up your heels at TASCA
• Chocolate contest Saturday
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Lawhon place home to a century of history
• Whitehouse Chamber Expo set for April 12
• Mrs. YesterYear honored at tea
• Wilsons named Troup Citizens of the Year
• YesterYear to honor Mrs. YesterYear with tea
• Whitehouse Chamber Expo slated
• Studio C Salon to host cut-a-thon April 2
• Whitehouse Ducks Unlimited banquet scheduled for today
• Troup Art exhibited —
• Ladycats advance to third round of playoffs
• YesterYear Kid Fish set
• Dancing Dolls workshop set for Saturday, April 2
• Playoff victory —
• Whitehouse students attend TJC science fair
• Beauty and The Beast —
• Wildcats knocked out of playoffs
• Registration available for YMCA race
• Thunder makes noise —
• Constable seeks three citizens
• Tigers lead after first round of district golf
• Ladycats dominate JT, tied for district lead
• Errors contributed to Troup’s loss to Sabine
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Girl Scouts —
• WISD bus has minor wreck, no injuries
• Rose, Gilbert capture first, third in annual Citizen Bee
• Rose receives Scouts scholarship
• Four Winds Faire to feature Masque Ball night April 2
• New Rank —
• Troup students participate in Houston Livestock Show
• Mayor delivers meals —
• TISD to sponsor summer program
• Ranch, city reach temporar y agreement
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup Middle School Honor Roll students named
• Troup Elementary School students make Honor Roll
• TROUP LIBRARY
• Azalea Belle —
• Today’s Girls winners named
• Childresses celebrate 50th
• Downey, Williams to wed April 30
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Brown Student Council —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Opal Ledford Childress
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Stars shine bright in Troup tonight
• Wilson-Callender house makes history in Troup
• Troup, Whitehouse residents indicted by county grand jury
• WH students place at Houston show
• Troup Chamber to honor top citizens at banquet
• If you’ve dropped it they will pick it up
• Wildcats take top team spot in Crusader Relays
• Ladycats capture second place in Crusader Relays standings
• Wildcats golf teams in action at Eustace
• Ladycats will play Lady Lions in bi-district match
• Wildcats beat Dragons 9-2
• Tigers unbeaten in first three district games
• YMCA 5K race scheduled for April 16
• Best catch —
• Ladycats beat Hallville 3-2 to move to second place in district
• Lady Tigers score 35 runs in district games
• TISD will be available on Facebook
• Peck to be reassigned as WH City Marshal
• Wildcats beat Kemp, advance to playoffs
• WHS graduation to remain at arena
• Smith County Contable’s office seeking trio
• Camp Tyler to host Earth Day East Texas April 17
• Dancing Dolls workshop scheduled
• Pledge to help Meals on Wheels stop senior hunger
• Smith County property renditions due by April 15
• ACADEMIC HONORS
• Ribbon cutting ceremony —
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WJHS Fourth Six Weeks Honor Roll released
• ADOPT A PET
• Azalea Trails scheduled to open Friday, March 25
• Azalea Quilt Show slated for March 25-26
• Four Winds Faire to feature Renaissance Romance weekend
• Farm Bureau scholarships available
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Fears-Bland to marry April 30
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Cool Cats —
• Help write Whitehouse history with photos
• Doyle ‘Pee Wee‘ Hamilton
• Irma L. Moreman
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Rocking and rolling at Brookshire’s
• Garrett Townsend will be 2012 March of Dimes Ambassador
• Troup Chamber banquet scheduled for March 31
• 2011 Whitehouse Large Item Roundup slated for March 26
• Color our world...
• Wildcats top Chapel Hill 4-2 in soccer shoot-out
• Whitehouse Golf Booster Club to host 5k, 1 mile Fun/Run Walk Saturday, April 9
• WJHS girls 1st, 2nd at meet
• Sports photos may be sent to Tri County Leader
• Mohr, Starks pace Ladycats at Chapel Hill track meet
• Photos
• YMCA 5K race scheduled for April 16
• Wildcats dominate tourney
• Hayden, Gautney excel at track meet
• Troup participates in Bullard track meet, varsity team excel
• Troup wins Bullard golf tournament
• Troup Tigers defeat New Diana, district foe Arp
• Lady Tigers dominate tourney, 2-0 in district
• Palmer named to First Team All-District roster
• NFL guest speaker —
• Honoring a veteran —
• Students named to UT Honor Rolls
• BAND SENIORS
• Ratliff is NATS finalist
• WH Business Expo planned
• Camp Tyler to host Earth Day East Texas April 17
• First Ladies earn awards at Gussie Nell Davis competition
• Tiger band honors —
• Martin spins fictional tale in ‘Safari World’
• Wilsons celebrate 50th anniversary
• Price, Melvin to marry April 9
• Azalea Quilt Show to open March 25
• Parsons, Holland engaged
• Westerfield, Roquemore unite
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Cub Scouts collecting cell phones
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Dickey blessing hearts
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Help write Whitehouse history with photos
• Living Out Loud
• Kaiser family marching for babies in 2011
• Five file for WISD trustee positions
• Whitehouse residents will be able to help clean up city
• Troup city, school candidates file
• Troup Chamber banquet slated for March 31
• More than a tree —
• City must wait to enforce ordinance
• Troup softball team to host ‘Pink Out’ Tuesday, March 15
• Cookies —
• Ross to play two sports at University of Texas-Tyler
• Troup hosts softball tournament
• Tigers 4th Lady Tigers 6th at Atkins Relays
• In your face —
• Harrison named RRAC Athlete of the Week
• Troup JV in track meet
• YMCA sets 5K race, Healthy Kids Day
• Ladycats second at track meet in Rose Stadium
• Troup beats Rains, falls to Gladewater in tourney
• Wildcats claim team title at Chapel Hill track meet
• Troup, WH play in Bullard tourney
• Wildcats defeat JT 2-1
• WHS places at Graham Knowles Track Meet
• Native Plant Society starting NICE program, urges use of native plants
• WHS ag mechanics students participate at San Antonio
• Ogg retires —
• Magills to perform at First Baptist Church
• Troup students jump for fitness —
• Smith County property renditions due by April 15
• ADOPT A PET
• TxDOT plans work on F.M. 756 near Whitehouse
• Whitehouse Chamber to host 2011 Business Expo Tuesday, April 12
• Whitehouse High School band members win superior ratings
• Whitehouse High School students named to six weeks All A Honor Roll
• Five generations —
• Constable issues warrants for three people
• Scholarship deadline set for March 28
• Whitehouse High School students named to six weeks A-B Honor Roll
• Four Winds Faire to continue March 12-13
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Brown awards —
• Jean Pat Melton
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• BULLETIN BOARD
• This is the stuff that drives me crazy
• Decades of dedication: March of Dimes
• Camp Tyler to host Earth Day East Texas April 17
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Help write Whitehouse history with photos
• Debra Ann Waller
• Loretta Burgins Cheatham
• WH clean up day slated
• Prestidge gets probation for assault of Troup girl
• Three file for TISD board
• Rose aces ACT test
• Ranch owners sue city over animal ordinance
• District 14-4A teams sweep first round of playoffs
• Tigers dominate —
• Wildcats win bi-district match, fall in area round
• Dyess will play volleyball at University of Texas-Tyler
• Wilkie paces Lady Tigers at Brook Hill Golf Tourney
• Final TYA registration scheduled
• Lady Tigers play well in softball tournament
• Troup opens baseball season with two wins
• Clark named All-District 21-2A Most Valuable Player
• Troup gym plays host to East Texas Golden Gloves training
• Alumni revive old rivalries
• Whitehouse boys tie for fifth in at Marvin Dameron Tournament in Waco
• On track —
• Wildcats beat Kemp, Mabank
• McFarlin has link with man who helped save his life
• Cantrell, Moran named to THSCA All-Academic
• ADOPT A PET
• Camp Tyler Earth Day set for April 17
• Four Winds Renaissance Faire slated to start Saturday, March 5
• Matthews reaches quarterfinal round at debate tournament
• WJHS band, solo ensemble —
• Troup tribute —
• KWB clean up slated for Saturday, March 26
• Troup, Whitehouse students honored at East Texas State Fair Academic Rodeo
• Spring Break Trout Fest slated
• First Ladies Officers —
• Art contest open to students
• Magills set to sing at First Baptist Church
• Troup police seeking thieves
• TMA art exhibition set for March 6
• Constable issues warrants for three people
• GOOD FOR YOU ACADEMIC HONORS
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHS Health Occupations Students of America advance to state meet in Corpus Christi
• Hamilton, family celebrate 90th
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Local author seeks photos
• Antoinette ‘Toni’ Ford
• Area Quilter Cecilia Brannon to speak
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Marathon Cats —
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Spring break is on the horizon
• Tony Dana takes his Troup days to heart
• Two indicted by Smith County grand jury
• YMCA to host 5K race April 16
• Robinson pleads guilty to burglary
• CTE prepares students for opportunities
• Tigers defeat Elks in OT to prepare for playoffs
• Wildcats defeat Hornets for first district victory
• Wildcats win freshman game
• Cats beat Dogs in season finale, prepare for playoffs
• Ladycats post 3-1-1 mark at Sulphur Springs tourney
• Troup wins season opener
• Troup fourth in Brook Hill Golf Tournament, Feb. 21
• Wildcats win, Troup falls in playoff games
• Brook Hill spoils baseball season opener for Tigers
• JV Wildcats defeat Kilgore
• Tourney champs —
• Wildcats, District 14-4A teams in hoops playoffs
• Ladycats open softball season on positive note
• Old Glory —
• ADOPT A PET
• WHITEHOUSE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
• Animal ordinance
• YMCA to host Healthy Kids Day 5K race
• Shuttlesworths celebrate 60th
• WHS hosts VASE event
• 31st annual Home Products Show set for Feb. 25-26
• Constable issues warrants
• Troup students place at Fort Worth Stock Show
• Smith, Rayon exchange vows
• GOOD FOR YOU
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Camp Tyler to celebrate Earth Day
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Irena Hedrick teaching little people big lessons
• Troup city council calls election
• WISD will watch, wait
• City council passes animal ordinance
• Hanks inducted in TJC Circle of Honor
• Gone fishin’ —
• Filing starts for TISD Board election
• TCEA honors Waggoner, Beaty
• Troup Youth Association registration set for Feb. 19
• Troup halts Arp’s loop winning streak
• Mavs beat Wildcats in JV contest
• In the playoffs —
• Lady Tigers drop bi-district game to Central Heights
• Jacksonville, JT win district titles
• Using your head —
• Lady Tigers participate in Bullard golf tournament
• Troup PD issues warrants for three
• Home Products show set for Feb. 25-26
• Basketball season ends for Whitehouse Ladycats
• Hanks to be inducted in TJC Sports Circle Feb. 19
• Cats fall in district games
• Keep it simple
• Rabbits
• Brown PTO auction —
• Devine, Dawkins announce engagement
• BROWN ELEMENTARY TEACHER OF THE MONTH
• Troup Rotary Valentines dinner —
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Smith County Constable’s office seeking three county residents
• Whitehouse book sale to continue through Feb. 20
• BAND SENIORS
• Soccer field proposal —
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Gilbert to compete for state office
• Cub Scout Pinewood Derby winners named
• Mad and Mak ask for ‘gift of life’ donations
• Karey L. Atkinson
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• County hosts meeting on proposed jail expansion
• Mrs. YesterYear —
• P&Z approves site plan, construction to begin
• City tables animal ordinance proposal
• JV girls defeat West Rusk
• Mabank drops Wildcats in shootout
• Tigers inch toward state playoffs
• Tigers, Cats in golf tourney
• Flyers high flying —
• Lady Tigers clinch spot in state basketball playoffs
• Tryouts slated for Dominators
• Go Wildcats —
• Season winds down for Ladycats
• Wildcats tame dragons, devoured by JT Lions
• Go Wildcats —
• Troup to start baseball, softball registration
• Whitehouse beats JT in JV, freshman games
• Johnson honored as conference gymnast
• Seven Wildcats inked on National Signing Day
• HIGGINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• Mirsky named to UT-Dallas Dean’s List
• Duck into the library —
• Last chance at Love Life Raffle will be Feb. 13
• More than $165,000 in scholarships available
• Troup students capture livestock show honors
• Zemer named to TSUSan Marcos Dean’s List
• HOLLOWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Constable issues warrants for three
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Scout Sunday —
• Nettie Mae Hamilton Keith
• Mary John Portwood
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Patty Lonsbary boldly goes abroad for children of the world
• Whitehouse to consider proposed animal ordinance
• County to host community meeting on jail expansion
• Mayo attends Reagan celebration
• Snow more —
• Heeeeeeeeeeee’s baaaaaaaaaaack
• Troup Junior Class hosts the second annual Hungry Tiger Baked Po­tato Supper
• Wildcats split two matches
• Troup places fifth in early golf tournament
• Ladycats falter in loop action
• Wildcats edge Indians, solidify playoff spot
• Whitehouse JV squad falls to Jacksonville, Hallsville
• Wildcats in spotlight on National Signing Day
• Tigers still in playoff hunt in homestretch
• Tyler Amateur Radio Club to host training sessions Feb. 17
• Winning combination —
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BAND SENIORS
• Time now for repotting cactus
• Chocolate contest set for Feb. 5
• Brown Celebration —
• Troup athletes Ross, Gibson named to Academic All State Team
• WJHS releases A, A/B honor roll
• Head Start parents shop, learn
• Wassel, Mueller to wed Oct. 29
• Bill calls it a day —
• MDA Muscle walk flexes for Muscular Dystrophy
• Jones, Ivy exhibit cattle at Henderson show
• Constable issues warrants
• Pageant deadlines set
• At the Hop —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Whitehouse Junior High School
• Melody retires —
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Virleana A. Sartain
• L.J. “Jack” Parten
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• John Phillips: Working for the public of Troup
• Winter sky —
• Masons provide dental kits for first graders
• Whitehouse council to consider animal ordinance
• Ladycats beat Marshall 3-0
• OT loss to Elks could leave Tigers out of state playoffs
• Kidwell signs to play softball at North Central
• Lady Tigers strengthen bid for spot in playoffs
• Whitehouse wins three of four with Marshall
• THS track meeting scheduled for Monday, Jan. 31
• Mavs edge Wildcats
• Lady Tigers split games
• Wildcats play well in tourney
• Troup JV wins two games
• McFarlin to coach in FCA All-Star football game
• The huddle —
• Kilgore edges Ladycats by a bucket, 57-55
• Wildcats among leaders in District 14-4A hoops
• Wildcats split games with Marshall, Kilgore in JV action
• HIGGINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• Griggs, Tincher to wed May 21
• Love Life raffle under way
• Grand opening —
• STORK REPORT
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Gilbert takes next step to state FFA presidency
• The gang’s all here —
• YesterYear nominations needed
• All A WHS Honor Roll announced
• WHS Debate Team
• WHS six weeks A-B Honor Roll released
• Warrants issued for three by Smith County Constable’s office
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Cooooool cats —
• Jeremy Hill
• Gerald Childress
• Patsy Whitt
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• Jesse Lee makes music, not excuses
• WISD Trustees showered with appreciation at January meeting
• Days may be numbered for pets, Whitehouse drafts ordinance
• Fire damages home
• Alcohol sales may return to ballot in Troup
• Panthers pounce on Tigers for win
• Palmer hits buzzer-beater, Cats win
• Tournament hosts —
• Last-second lay-up dooms Ladycats in district game
• Whitehouse Ladycats Soccer Schedule
• JV Lady Tigers fall to Cushing, Sabine
• Johnson named Gymnast of the Week
• Lady Tigers beat Cushing, fall to Sabine in loop play
• Whitehouse Wildcats 2010-2011
• Whitehouse edges Lions, 46-41
• Tigers race past Sabine, 31-22
• 2010-11 Whitehouse Ladycats
• Wildcats overwhelm John Tyler
• Wildcats beat Terrell, post 2-1 mark in Keller tournment
• BAND SENIOR
• Beaty gets stamp of approval from board
• Troup Elementary School Nine-Week Honor Roll named
• Troup Middle School releases Honor Roll
• Higgins Council is active
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup hosts Young Farmers annual Livestock Show
• Darr, Glover wedding scheduled for May 7
• AARP to offer assistance with tax returns through April 15
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Jan. 20-27
• Conference on bullying slated for Saturday, Jan. 22
• Four generations strong
• Ceremony set
• Brown Elementary PTO plans hot dogs, fun
• BAND SENIORS
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Constable seeks three for warrants
• TISD EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
• TROUP ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOLS
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Lighthouse earns award
• Photo
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Weighing in on accountability
• Lori Eilers: Training them up in the way they should go
• WVFD saves puppies, structure
• Deadline for YesterYear nominations set for Jan. 29
• WISD, TISD boards recognized
• City of Troup closing talk on annexation
• 9- point buck —
• Troup Middle School sweeps Sabine
• Wildcats topple Dragons, Bobcats
• Tigers unbeaten in district competition
• Tigers rebound to post wins over West Rusk, Winona in JV action
• Troup Lady Tigers
• Troup JV girls fall in two games
• Lady Tigers breeze to pair of loop wins
• WH soccer season starts
• Whitehouse wins Lindale tourney
• Ladycats close, but suffer losses in district competition
• WINTER WONDERLAND
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Coloroso to speak at parenting conference
• Whitehouse YMCA kicks off year with competition
• Collins featured speaker at Quilter’s Guild of ET
• TROUP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• TROUP LIBRARY
• Whitehouse students on honor rolls
• Steele, Wilson wed Jan. 1
• Darr, Glover to wed May 7
• Partida, Howard repeat vows
• Billy L. Campbell
• Betty Jane Scoggins Lacy
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• County Constable’s Office issues warrants for three
• Nominations deadline for YesterYear set for Jan. 29
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Life is fragile - handle with care
• Geography leads family to call Troup home
• TISD to replace wind screens
• Toole arrested following brief high-speed chase
• Fun in the snow —
• Town Center development could include hotel, more
• Former Whitehouse standout helps TCU win Rose Bowl, finish at 13-0
• Aerial harmony —
• Whitehouse Wildcats 2010-2011
• Wildcats defeat Jacksonville in JV game
• Frankston edges Troup boys in junior varsity action
• Lady Tigers fall in JV match
• Metoyer named to honor teams
• Troup plays in Hawkins Classic
• Lady Tigers fall to Frankston, 52-42
• Troup wins loop opener
• Tigers beat Paul Pewitt in Quitman Holiday tournament
• Troup Tigers
• Wildcats win consolation at Wagstaff tournament
• Gifts of love —
• Gymnast recovers from injury
• BAND SENIOR
• Greenhands —
• Whitehouse goals
• BROWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• BAND SENIORS
• Rabid skunk confirmed in Troup
• Unwanted visitor —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Three warrants issued by Constable’s office
• BULLETIN BOARD
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Mary E. Alston
• Royce E. Peacock
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• TASCA -- newest Whitehouse neighbors
• YesterYear nominations due
• Correction
• Troup police seeking man wanted for assault
• Coach McFarlin continues to improve
• Bowers jailed for providing pornography to 14-year-old
• Chamber luncheon —
• Nix assumes duties as county commissioner
• JV falls
• Tigers pop Rebels
• Indians hold on to beat Cats in opener
• DWI campaign on through Jan. 1
• Smith County Constable’s Office seeks three
• TEACHER OF THE MONTH
• Chamber Business of the Month
• YesterYear nominations needed by Jan. 29
• Wildcats in action at TJC
• Troup Tigers
• Whitehouse Wildcats 2010-2011
• Bearettes defeat Ladycats
• Troup falls to Rivercrest
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• Melissa Eeds’ class —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Mary Pauline ‘Pensie’ Cohagen
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Ring in new year at TASCA
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Ringing in the new year
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Dec. 30- Jan. 6
• Our 2010 Friends and Neighbors
• And the winner is —
• Craver arrested for indecency, assault
• 2010 a year to remember
• Troup JV edges Quitman
• Trophy —
• YesterYear seeks nominations
• Lady Tigers post two wins in JV contests
• Wildcats to play in Wagstaff Classic
• JV girls edge Marshall, 34-33
• JV boys post 1-2 mark in tourney
• Lady Tigers open loop play with pair of wins
• Quitman rallies for victory over Tigers
• Ladycats split games with Kilgore, Marshall
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• TROUP INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Whitehouse, Troup students graduate from TJC
• BAND SENIORS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Vicki Williams Sparks
• Limuell V. ‘Pete’ Garrett
• Robert F. ‘Bob’ White
• DPS to focus on DWI patrols through Jan. 1
• Lighthouse donates to Marine Toys for Tots Foundation
• Friends and Neighbors share Christmas wishes, ways
• Area residents indicted
• Special visit —
• CONSTABLE’S WARRANTS
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• WPD apprehend two Tyler suspects in package theft
• First —
• Three Wildcats named to 2010 All-State Team
• Best Decorated —
• Cain party —
• Higgins fund-raiser —
• WH students help with Christmas shopping
• WHS architecture students make ornaments for children’s center
• Loftin continues family tradition
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Wildcats capture consolation title in Union Square tourney in Burkburnett
• Troup Boys Basketball Schedule
• Troup Junior High boys go 2-1 vs. Winona
• Clark scores 52 in victory
• Troup JV win one, fall in 3 contests
• Tigers fall in consolation title at Shootout tourney
• Whitehouse junior varsity girls post 2-1 mark in tournament
• Ladycats participate in Great East Texas Shootout tourney
• Whitehouse junior high girls capture team championships in tournament
• District 14-4A teams post 4-4 mark in Division I, Division II state playoffs in 2010
• Metoyer, Gautney named district MVPs
• Wilkinsons celebrate golden anniversary
• Langston, Ranshaw exchange vows
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Troup Elementary Christmas play —
• Student council visit —
• BAND SENIORS
• Richard C. Preston
• Jimmie Casey
• Carl Basil Alexander Jr.
• Monday crash —
• Range Riders —
• Warrants issued for two residents
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Rickey Gipson: A gift to Brown Elementary every day
• Three from Troup, Whitehouse indicted
• Troup ISD to purchase color message board
• W.P.D. awards —
• Wish list —
• Ag parents speak out at Whitehouse ISD meeting
• TROUP CHRISTMAS PARADE
• TROUP CHRISTMAS PARADE
• Holiday sights, sounds —
• Troup Young Farmers show at Canton, Jacksonville
• Come -a- caroling in Waterton Friday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Christmas Eve Services set at WH First Baptist
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• JV splits basketball games
• Possession —
• WHJH girls win four vs. Hallsville
• Lady Tigers win Hardwood Classic
• Wildcats fall in consolation championship game
• Grace uses strong second half to defeat Tigers 67-37 in JV action
• Tigers capture Hardwood Classic Tournament title
• Grigsby named Newcomer of the Year
• Yeargain-Carpenter to wed
• BAND SENIORS
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup High School Yearbooks available
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Troup FFA Radio Team 8th at state
• TROUP BAND SENIOR
• TEACHER OF THE MONTH
• Evelyn Atwood Moffitt
• O.B. Mullican
• Edwin Wayne Brown
• Constable seeks three
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Jessica Fain works music magic with children
• Juveniles damage curb repairs
• Huckabee hired as Whitehouse Assistant City Manager, Jan. 1
• Early Monday blaze completely destroys Troup firefighter’s home
• Troup Elementary play —
• Troup Christmas Parade slated for 6 p.m. today
• WHITEHOUSE CHRISTMAS PARADE
• Coloroso keynote speaker: to address bullying problem
• Shelton named to Texas Cattlewomen Board for 2011
• Angel Tree shopping
• WHITEHOUSE CHRISTMAS PARADE
• Seniors may defer taxes
• Mowery takes command
• Radcliffe attends Media’s Annual Gala
• Hamilton to celebrate 90th birthday Dec. 12
• Pearl Harbor Day —
• WHS theatre company to present ‘The Fruitcake’ Dec. 11, Dec. 14
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• WH JV beats Greenville
• Troup Middle School team played Frankston
• Area gymnasts advance to state meet slated for Dallas Dec. 4
• Photo
• Wildcats drop Athens, move to 3-1 record
• Troup junior varsity boys fall to Grace Cougars, 56-45
• Cougars outlast Tigers 53-51 in varsity non-district game
• Lady Tigers fall to Grace, Mt. Enterprise Wildcats
• Troup teams to host Hardwood Classic
• Yeargain-Carpenter announce engagement
• Higgins Heroes selected for second six-weeks period
• Whitehouse High School students named to honor roll
• TROUP BAND SENIOR
• Whitehouse Junior High School releases honor roll
• Higgins Teacher of the Month
• BAND SENIORS
• Past Troup High School Yearbooks now on sale
• Brown celebration
• Judith Ann Tomlin
• Bonnie Hinkle
• Jo Ann Murdoch
• Smith County Constable seeking three residents
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Mr. J teaches life lessons along with unspoken language
• Ballew returns to Troup for book signing
• Troup bids Hinkle farewell
• Troup Chamber plants Leyland cypress tree in Patriot Park
• Staples resigns as Troup High School vice principal
• Coach McFarlin in stable condition after collision
• Whitehouse team competes in Athens
• Smith County homeowners may defer taxes on appreciating home value
• Whitehouse to host 2010 Christmas Parade Dec. 4
• Troup Christmas parade slated for Thursday, Dec. 9
• Leader open each weekday
• Mowrey takes command
• Arp holiday parade slated for Saturday, Dec. 4
• Band booster benefit tree drive under way
• Troup Cares soliciting donations for Holidays
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Gohmert honored by East Texas BSA
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Troup cheerleaders place first
• Girls split season openers
• Troup opens 2010-2011 basketball season
• Texas East Gymnastics girls shine at district championships
• Coaches may turn in reports via e-mail
• Wildcats to play in Burger King Classic
• Troup Lady Tigers post 1-2 mark in Lady Raider tourney
• RCWLL champs —
• Dreams come true for local gymnist
• Wildcats open season with victory
• Metoyer selected to play in All-American Bowl
• BAND SENIORS
• Diabetes walk —
• Whitehouse Junior High students collect 610 coats for Coats for Kids
• BAND SENIOR
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• THS Yearbooks available
• Cain’s Cool Cats —
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Third graders shed light on first Thanksgiving
• Steven L. Dowdy
• Barbara Mae Virden
• Two area residents indicted
• Troup’s holiday parade of lights scheduled for Dec. 9
• Preparing for Turkey Day —
• Construction starts for new Troup volunteer fire station
• Whitehouse parade, Kris Kringle Mart set for Dec. 4
• ETMC tree lighting kicks off 2010 holiday season
• Culinary delight —
• Troup ISD awards —
• Authorities encourage vigilence on Black Friday
• Troup residents warned of mystery shopper scam
• Turney, Rosetta capture first in fire poster contest
• Fund-raiser set for Nov. 29
• Business of the month —
• Arp gears up for Christmas parade
• Smith County Constable seeks seven residents
• Whitehouse Band Booster Christmas Trees on sale
• Ballew to sign book at Troup Library
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Send Off for the Whitehouse High School football team
• Wildcats, Ladycats start 2010-2011 hoop season
• Troup 2010-2011 basketball season under way
• Ross, Dyess, Cover on All-District roster
• Quinn wins roping title
• Thunder making noise —
• Mohr takes 13th at state CC meet
• Sink the Pirates - Go Wildcats!
• Wildcats win bi-district playoff game
• Youth Basketball League registration through Nov. 20
• TROUP’S VETERANS DAY PARADE
• Mohr competes in VFW Voice of Democracy program
• TEEA wins county club of the year
• Tehan recalls military service for Rotarians
• Bankers deposit win in Rotary Trivia Contest
• Guthrie, Pinto exchange vows
• WHITEHOUSE SCHOOLS HONOR VETERANS
• Troup students place at Van Zandt Livestock Show
• Band Booster Christmas Tree benefit to start Nov. 21
• BAND SENIORS
• Cain Elementary selects 2010 Class Representatives
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• OBITUARY POLICY
• Mary Jane Hull Pless Wood
• Mary Gray Kersh
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Ron Byrd: A familiar voice to fans, congregation
• WPD solve mailbox crime spree, burglary
• Whitehouse seeks to annex addition
• Whitehouse to play in Corsicana Nov. 20
• Vets honored —
• Author Morris to speak at Troup Library luncheon
• WHITEHOUSE VS. ROYSE CITY BONFIRE
• Troup hosts C.A.R.E.fest benefits food pantry
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• Cub Scouts to receive awards
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Living Out Loud
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Brown awards —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Higgins pumpkins —
• District 14-4A Football Final Standings
• Whitehouse plans for city of lights celebration
• Danny Hogden: Proud draftee honored to be a veteran
• WH students compete in Dallas debate
• Hayden, Mohr to run at state meet Nov. 13
• Chamber parade to light up night sky in Troup
• Residents may register vehicles in Whitehouse
• WHS Debate Team competes in Hallsville UIL Tournament
• District 11-2A Football Final Standings
• Pharmacies will collects medicines
• Troup road needs repair
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Basketball to start
• Deadlines adjusted for Nov. 25 holiday
• Troup ISD has damage
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Hall runs at regional CC meet
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Whitehouse man arrested for assault
• WHS art students visit Stephen F. Austin
• Youth Basketball League registration through Nov. 20
• Troup Library to host event
• Troup C.A.R.E.fest rocks Saturday, Nov. 13
• Troup Library honors students
• Troup playoff run ends
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Troup teen dies in one vehicle rollover
• McGruff teaches safety at Cain Elementary
• Tigers fall short in bid to end winless season
• Living Out Loud
• Veterans Day parade slated today in Troup
• Matthews reaches finals
• Go Wildcats, beat the Bulldogs!
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Whitehouse ISD affirms decision
• Lodge presents awards
• Ladycats fall in area match
• Greeting the ‘W all’ —
• Cain sponsored diabetes walk
• Kidwell named to first team, Knight top newcomer
• Troup Rotary hosts contest
• Cain Elementary celebrates vets —
• Pep rally set for Thursday
• Dads, daughters dancing —
• WEEKS OF NOV. 5
• Wildcats upend Kilgore Bulldogs 48-28
• Higgins to host benefit walk
• BAND SENIORS
• 9th Wildcats finish 2010 season with 9-0-1 mark
• Southerland hits hole-in-one
• BAND MEMBER OF THE WEEK
• Stanton-Smith, Brown elementaries Fall Festival —
• Constable’s office issues warrants for three residents
• Caleb Turner
• Troup Elementary releases honor roll
• Troup injuries lead to lopsided loss in junior varsity contest with Teague Lions
• Troup C.A.R.E.fest gathers for second year, special event slated for Saturday, Nov. 13
• Troup Library readies for holidays with luncheon
• TROUP HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR NIGHT 2010
• Veterans Day parade planned in Troup
• BAND MEMBER OF THE WEEK
• Cross country teams head to regionals
• Whitehouse principal honors promise of kiss
• Troup High School releases honor roll
• WJHS netters finish season undefeated
• Proposition to sell alcohol in stores denied
• Middle School All-Region Choir selected
• Glory, Fire to begin today
• Troup Middle School honor roll released
• Netters in playoff action
• Smith named to State Star
• NEHS partners with Girl Scouts
• Wildcats steal victory from Mavericks in junior varsity football competition
• Constable’s office seeks 3
• BAND MEMBERS OF THE WEEK
• Neel, Troup girls head to regional cross country meet
• Troup Trivia Contest scheduled
• WEEKS OF OCT. 29
• Whitehouse sweeps district meet
• Bullard to host festival Nov. 5-6
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Lady Tigers, Ladycats win playoff games
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS
• Youngblood, Barnard exchange wedding vows
• District 11-2A Football Standings
• Living Out Loud
• OBITUARY POLICY
• Moores celebrate 60th anniversary
• Whitehouse freshmen remain unbeaten after win
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Lee C. Rainer
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR NIGHT 2010
• Pig in a poke —
• Wiley Davis
• WHS Theater Company to present performance
• Tigers fall to Lions in hard-fought game
• Benjamin S. ‘Benji’ Hill, II
• WHS band gets top rating
• Wildcats clinch spot in state playoffs
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Honor roll to be published
• Youth Basketball League registration through Nov. 20
• Greg and Lisa Fleck heard the call to go to Troup
• Troup band collects trophy
• Living Out Loud
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Troup falls, likely out of race for state playoffs
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Higgins Heroes named
• Ladycats beat Jacksonville, fall to Pine Tree Lady Pirates
• Andy Pitts took on cancer and came out smiling
• Tigers, Wildcats play final home games
• Storms cause damage in SE Smith County
• Maroon Team still unbeaten
• Cargill indicted for murder, Smith County grand jury indicts 7 others
• O’Neal returns two punts for scores, Wildcats win big
• Police recover stolen property, signs
• Wildcats connection —
• Troup Library book sale starts Oct. 28
• Whitehouse back in thick of playoff hunt
• Voters to decide: wet or dry?
• Partida-Howard announce engagement
• If you don’t want it, they will take it
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu Oct. 28 - Nov. 4
• Troup C.A.R.E.fest slated
• Dintleman-Garrard exchange vows
• Fire Prevention Month —
• WHITEHOUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Troup’s Timothy Lacy releases album
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• Troup to host Veteran’s Day parade Nov. 11
• WHS students left off honor list
• Lady Tigers overwhelm Winona, fall to Arp in district competition
• Power down —
• WHS releases A-B honor roll
• World Series champs —
• YMCA seeks community support
• William L. ‘Bill’ Terpening, Sr.
• Hoops to start
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Judy Ellis Ritch
• District 11-2A Football Standings
• WISD dismissed employee airs complaint
• 18 Whitehouse High School students named AP Scholars
• Kidwell named WH Homecoming Queen
• Photo
• Whitehouse YMCA, Hogden garner 2010 Chamber honors
• Lighthouse fair slated
• Morh, Haydens run Tyler races
• It’s illegal to steal, damage political signs
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• Photo
• Troup’s Nelson, Ivy show at Hawkins FFA Livestock Show
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Ladycats upend Kilgore, Dragons in court action
• Troup: Bids awarded for well generator
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Whitehouse girls 2nd at Jacksonville CC meet
• Troup Library book sale starts Oct. 28
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Wildcats fall to Indians in tennis competition
• KWB to host Citywide Garage Sale
• Megan Elizabeth Deason
• Lady Tigers split matches
• Rose, Wilson named National Merit students
• Larry L. Costlow
• Troup runs well at Jacksonville meet
• Brown celebrates
• Whitehouse High School approved for CNA program
• Troup falls in junior varsity gridiron action
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Constable’s office issues warrants for three residents
• Troup tackled in first district game
• Living Out Loud
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• You’re in Tiger, Wildcat Country
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Troup’s Melanie Johnson still nuts about kids
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• Early voting to start Monday, Oct. 18
• JV, freshman teams make it a clean sweep over Dragons
• Warren found guilty of child indeciency
• Wildcats tame Nacogdoches Dragons
• TISD bus route changes may help budget
• Norris graduates from University of North Texas
• Wildcats 2nd, 3rd at Lindale CC meet
• Troup library receives donation from TGHS
• Adams selected for science scholarship
• Big game, little players —
• KWD meeting set for Oct. 9
• Dr. Robert Aaron Smith
• Troup runs at Hawkins meet
• Take me out to the fair —
• Jim Noble
• Lady Tigers roll in district play
• Annexation nixed
• Lois A. Jakubik
• Win district Tigers, Wildcats
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Buda to speak at Guild meeting
• Homecoming activities set for Friday, Oct. 8
• Living Out Loud
• Southside celebrates 50th
• WH freshman teams prevail
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Early voting to start Monday, Oct. 18
• Junior varsity rallies in second half to defeat Hallsville
• STORK REPORT
• Homecoming candidates named
• Wildcats put on aerial showcase
• Constable’s warrants issued
• Troup Homecoming Court —
• Troup, Whitehouse citizens place at East Texas State Fair competitions
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful: October time to clean up
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Annual Chamber dinner set
• Whitehouse Youth Basketball League registration through Nov. 20
• Allen Datnow speaks from the heart for WHS students
• What’s cooking?
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• City to enforce sign rules
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Ladycats suffer first loop losses
• Troup ISD to adjust school bus routes
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Troup royalty crowned at 2010 Homecoming
• Our Teams Are Tops
• Whitehouse annexation considered
• Brook Hill spoils Homecoming
• See You At The Pole —
• Wildcats dominate Jacksonville
• Fall clean up, citywide garage sale planned
• CELEBRATING 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• Learning Center hosts Trike-A-Thon
• CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• Quilters set workshop for Sept. 30
• And the bands played on —
• Gray studies in Europe
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Chamber dinner slated for Oct. 12
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Tollett, Isaacks are Troup Queen, King
• Carter graduates from Marine training
• Troup 2010 Homecoming Court candidates named
• District 11-2A Football Standings
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
• Interception seals victory for junior varsity over Jacksonville
• Living Out Loud
• James Boyd Miller
• On the fast track —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Constable’s office seeks area residents
• District 14-4A Football Standings
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• 9th squads defeat Lindale, Jacksonville
• Randy Loftin: Helping Troup put best face forward
• Troup JH defeats Elkhart Lady Elks
• Troup forced to forfeit football victories
• Lady Tigers outlast Wills Point, fall to Arp
• Group opposed to alcohol sales meets
• Ladycats remain unbeaten in district play
• Fall Gardening and Bulb Expo set
• TROUP ISD
• District 11-2A Standings
• FBC hosts musical writers’ workshop
• National Night Out set for Oct. 5
• Panthers edge Tigers, 27-20, in junior varsity action
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Dump site —
• Troup 2nd in Challenger Bracket at White Oak
• Living Out Loud
• Troup Homecoming activities scheduled for Sept. 24-25
• Lady Tigers quick out of district gate
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Constable’s office seeks three
• Football Scores of Interest
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Whitehouse harriers win meet
• Scott Parrish plants with seeds of faith
• Whitehouse JV squad at 20-1 with victory
• Two area residents indicted
• Ladycats open District 14-4A play, perfect with 3-0 start
• City of Troup completes TCDB grant process
• THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
• Council tackles parking dilemma
• Win Homecoming Tigers! Beat the Indians Wildcats!
• Playing around —
• Lake Tyler hosts Rose City Triathlon
• + Fleming, Mohr named as National Merit Semifinalists
• Tigers rally for 38-31 win over Bullard
• Book Fest slated for Sept. 25
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• 2010 Troup Homecomiing
• Chamber of Commerce annual dinner slated
• STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
• Troup falls in junior high gridiron games at Bullard Middle School
• KWB citywide garage sale set for Oct. 23
• Gran Friends Week at Higgins —
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• September business —
• WHS sixth in speech, debate
• Middle school boys second at meet
• Hooks Hornets hand Troup JV first loss
• ET Book Fest to host authors
• Way to go teams!
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful to host citywide garage sale
• Opal Bass
• Award nominations deadline set
• Helen Joyce Harden
• NHS takes on community project
• Clyde W. Loudamy
• Higgins helpers —
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Wide open places —
• Whitehouse Chamber plans annual dinner
• Dale Martin snares a growing audience
• Hooks Hornets edge Troup Tigers, 22-16
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• + Whitehouse woman wins $25,000 from Brookshire’s
• Whitehouse fails to stop SS rally
• Living Out Loud
• Rapt attention —
• Hayden, Mohr pace Cats at meet
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Troup ISD addresses K2
• District 11-2A Standings
• FFA seeks WISD support
• Whitehouse freshmen defeat Sulphur Springs
• Troup approves lower tax rate for fiscal year
• Metoyer Player of the Week
• Hall, Neel pace Troup
• Campus celebrates exemplary status
• Ladycats defeat Kilgore in district opener
• Waterton Rock the Block set for Sept. 18
• District 14-4A Standings
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• Whitehouse captures JV win
• Trio wanted by Constable
• Campus celebrates exemplary status
• Hall, Neel pace Troup
• Waterton Rock the Block set for Sept. 18
• Ladycats defeat Kilgore in district opener
• FIRST LADIES OF THE WEEK
• District 14-4A Standings
• Trio wanted by Constable
• Whitehouse captures JV win
• ET Book Fest to host authors
• Hooks Hornets hand Troup JV first loss
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful to host citywide garage sale
• Way to go teams!
• Award nominations deadline set
• Opal Bass
• NHS takes on community project
• Helen Joyce Harden
• Higgins helpers —
• Clyde W. Loudamy
• Whitehouse Chamber plans annual dinner
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Wide open places —
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Dale Martin snares a growing audience
• Hooks Hornets edge Troup Tigers, 22-16
• Living Out Loud
• + Whitehouse woman wins $25,000 from Brookshire’s
• Whitehouse fails to stop SS rally
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Rapt attention —
• Hayden, Mohr pace Cats at meet
• Troup ISD addresses K2
• District 11-2A Standings
• FFA seeks WISD support
• Whitehouse freshmen defeat Sulphur Springs
• Troup approves lower tax rate for fiscal year
• Metoyer Player of the Week
• George Williams takes Texas flavor to Italy
• Lady Tigers defeat Quitman, Gladewater in volleyball action
• Council adopts tax rate, budget
• Victory Tigers! Win Wildcats!
• Survey may determine future of city parks
• Varsity Football Scores for Sept. 10
• McDouble trouble gang gathers daily for lunch
• Whitehouse Wildcats 2010 Football Statistics
• Whitehouse water rates will increase Oct. 1
• JV overwhelms Bulldogs 35-6
• Back to Church Sunday set
• Wildcats dominate renewed rivalry with CH
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Smith County students may enter contest
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Smith County to receive TAC Best Practices Award
• Living Out Loud
• Visiting the animals —
• BULLETIN BOARD
• First Ladies to host Little Ladies Lock-In
• ET Book Fest to host authors
• Trio sought by Constable
• Keep Whitehouse Beautiful to host citywide garage sale
• NHS students take on community project
• Troup Tigers 2010 Football Statistics (Includes Only Week 1)
• Whitehouse blood drive slated
• Troup JV posts second shutout with 34-0 victory over Sabine
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Johnson scores four TDs, Tigers win
• City of Troup to lower tax rate; utility rates to remain unchanged for 2010-11
• Ladycats win bronze bracket at Tyler Invitational
• Fans in stands
• Go, Fight, Win!
• WHS is NCCER accredited school
• Troup defeats Kilgore, Longview Christian
• Whitehouse ISD approves 2010-2011 budget, tax rate
• Troup Junior High teams beat Arp, Rusk
• Meals on Wheels
• Troup rally falls short in loss to Shelbyville
• Photo
• Cottrell goes to Austin (to learn)
• Area blood drives slated
• ACADEMIC HONORS
• Ingram enthusiastic about joining Edward Jones Family in Whitehouse
• Dintelman-Garrard announce engagement
• Lighthouse joins Challenge
• Peace-Wood repeat vows
• Area quilters to install officers
• Boo Hoo Breakfast
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Lauretta Jo Pruett Thompson
• High steppin’
• Living Out Loud
• Three sought by Constable
• Cats to take on Dogs Friday
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Varsity Football Scores for Aug. 26-28
• Flags retired
• Wildcats open season with convincing win
• Paige Cates: she’s all about school spirit
• Whitehouse freshmen rout Corsicana Tigers
• Burks indicted by grand jury
• Wildcats post 26-18 victory in JV contest
• Troup Young Farmers to meet
• Lady Cats capture tournament title
• Whitehouse St a rs
• Leader to be closed Sept. 6
• Whitehouse opens 2010 football season Friday, Aug. 27
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Welcome Back to School
• Living Out Loud
• Jerry Franklin Ferrill
• CHURCH DIRECTORY
• Glenda Ann (Larson) Roquemore
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Bobby Manasco
• County Constable’s office seeking three individuals
• Missing man found, later dies; autopsy ordered
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Rudy Barnett — Troup’s number one fan
• Four area residents indicted
• Whitehouse council agrees to ban K2
• Troup ISD approves tax rate, budget
• Tigers to play Shelbyville at Brook Hill Academy in opener
• Ancient oak falls, no injuries reported
• Lady Tigers win five of six matches
• Whitehouse man wanted by authorities
• East All-Stars bid for world title ends
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• New teachers at WISD
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Holloway meet teacher night slated for Thursday, Aug. 20
• Armstrong, Thomas exchange vows
• Living Out Loud
• Constable’s office lists local warrants
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Godsey keeps school buses rolling at WISD
• Peterson tagged as new city manager
• Catch all of the action this season
• Tri County Leader welcomes new editor
• Dallas Patriots tryouts set for Aug. 22
• YesterYear 2011 court announced
• Lady Tigers win consolation in Carthage
• Pet pig attacked by pit bulls
• Wildcats scrimmage Gilmer, next at Carthage Saturday, Aug. 21
• Sliding into fun
• Whitehouse students pace Tyler East squad in World Series
• School to start Monday, Aug. 23
• Rotary golf tourney Aug. 21
• Brookshire’s, MDA fund-raiser continues
• Nominations being accepted for Whitehouse Citizens of Year
• Meals on Wheels Weekly Menu
• Airman McNell completes USAF training
• Just down the block
• Gardener program inspires youth
• Cotton pickin’ time in Troup
• New teachers at TISD
• Bob Bowman’s East Texas
• Armstrong, Thomas exchange vows
• Living Out Loud
• Kristina Isbell
• CHURCH DIRECTORY
• Joe Ann Ashby Jordan Paulsen
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Constable’s office lists local warrants
• Meet the Cats, Meet the Tigers coming up
• Whitehouse Police Beat
• Lady Tigers open with scrimmage win
• Fields enjoying a picturesque life
• WABC reports slate of fall events
• WISD denied boundary change
• First Ladies attend ADTS line camp
• Troup bans K-2
• Rotary golf tourney Aug. 21
• TISD OKs proposed tax rate
• Football scrimmages Saturday for WH, Troup
• Health fair Saturday in Troup
• Brown receives summer scholarships
• Council considering tax hike
• Lindenmuth on SMU honor roll
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• HENRY MARSH BELL MASONIC LODGE OFFICERS
• Photos
• Holloway meet teacher night Aug. 20
• Miss Cherokee County contest begins
• WJH registering today
• Brookshire’s, MDA team up
• WISD releases free, reduced meal policy
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• WISD ELEMENTARY BRIEFS

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