MISD campus first in 40 years

A solemn day of remembrance

Students awarded for grades

Murals project looks to take the next step
Store holds many Golden memories
25-year time capsule buried for Class of ‘48
A tradition 50 years in the making should continue for at least another 25 as the Mineola High School Class of 2023 assisted with planting a new time capsule in front of the school Friday. The …
Mineola HS Class of ‘23 graduates
Mineola High School bade farewell to the 128-member Class of 2023 Friday night at Meredith Memorial Stadium as family, friends and well-wishers packed the home stands for the annual send off. …
Quitman Class of 2023 awarded diplomas
“You’ve been amazing,” first-year Quitman High School Principal Jeff Tittle told the Class of 2023 at Friday’s graduation. Tittle added that one year was not enough time …
Sylvia Kay Dykes, 1941-2023
Sylvia Kay Dykes, 81, of Mineola passed away peacefully on May 1, 2023 in Fort Worth. Sylvia Kay was born on Dec. 28, 1941 to Mr. & Mrs. C.J. Clark in Elizabethton, Tenn.
County commission prepares for next round of development grants
The Wood County Economic Development Commission will soon be releasing the applications for the annual business development grants funded by the county’s hotel-motel tax receipts. Hotel …
Former Monitor owner dies at 98
Samuel Neil Harle, known as Neil and the former owner of the Mineola Monitor, passed away Sunday, May 21, 2023. According to the local historical marker in front of the Monitor office, Harle …
Mineola trash service cost going up by three percent
A three percent increase in the cost of garbage service was approved by the Mineola City Council Monday, May 22. It becomes effective July 1 and means a 34-cent per month increase for residents …
Juneteenth celebration set June 17 in Mineola
Food, fun, fellowship, music and games will mark the celebration of Juneteenth in Mineola on Saturday, June 17. The free festivities will be held at the McFarland school campus at 708 Stone St. …
A-GHS celebrates graduates
In an excellently-executed ceremony last Thursday, 42 Alba-Golden seniors walked across the stage at Tyler Junior College Wagstaff Gymnasium and became high school graduates. The messages …