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Peoples Impact Foundation invests in local teachers through TechEd grants

Teachers across East and North Texas will have another opportunity to bring technology-focused projects into their classrooms through the Peoples Impact Foundation’s … more

APET earns wild-card spot in MuttNation national shelter awards

Animal Preservation of East Texas has been selected to receive a $5,000 grant through Miranda Lambert’s MuttNation Foundation and Tractor Supply Co.’s 2026 Mutts Across America program. APET, … more

Generations of Quitman Tradition

Mary Ballard, 92, attends the alumni volleyball game Saturday, Aug. 8, at Delbert Ballard Gymnasium. Ballard said she has attended games in the gym since she was about 25 years old. more

Mineola Fire Department Report

July 31 9:13 a.m., hazardous situation, motor vehicle collision, no injury, S. Pacific St. & E. Front St.; 12:53 p.m., rescue, transportation (land), aviation standby, 1500 Bromberg St. Aug. 1 … more

Mineola Police Report

Aug. 1 1:17 a.m., suspicious person/vehicle, 300 E Broad; caller reported two shirtless juveniles waving at passing vehicles. Officers located the juveniles and determined they were training for … more

Wood County Sheriff's Report

July 29 Deputies performed a warrant service on County Road 1560. Cody Heaton was arrested on an active warrant. Deputies performed a warrant service at the jail. Gregory Coates was arrested on an active warrant. Deputy Vanatta responded to a theft on Hwy 182. The caller advised someone stole a tool from his property... more

Physicians urge updating child vaccinations before school starts

Texas physicians have an important message for parents as the new school year is about to begin: Ensure your children are current on all their necessary vaccinations. Their message comes as the … more

T/Spine Chiropractic and Rehabilitation relocates to Mineola

“We knew that we were coming to open the clinic in East Texas. That was always the goal, so our patients have always been the center of that. Before we even had patients, those patients were the … more

Tour de Pines offers four routes for cyclists of every experience level

Whether you’re an experienced cyclist looking for a long-distance challenge or someone who’s always wanted to try an organized ride, this year’s Tour de Pines has something for you. The … more

Winnsboro Red Raider Band holds inaugural “Band Olympics”

After two weeks of band camp and long days practicing in the Texas heat, the Winnsboro High School Red Raider Band took a break Friday evening for its inaugural Band Olympics. The friendly … more

Fannie Marchman Garden Club names August Yard of the Month

The Fannie Marchman Garden Club has selected the home of Jeanne Rowland as its August Yard of the Month. When Rowland began searching for a home in Mineola in 2017, she was immediately drawn to the … more

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Election preparations top Wood County commissioners agenda

The midterm elections are not until Nov. 3, but Wood County commissioners spent part of their regular meeting Monday preparing for the vote. Elections Administrator Laura Wise presented agenda items … more

Coming home: Dr. Hope Hardy returns to Quitman to practice medicine

For Dr. Hope Hardy, returning to Quitman was more than a career move. It was a homecoming. Hardy grew up in Quitman, where her family’s roots run deep. Her parents met at the old hospital, her … more

TxDOT: distracted driving and speeding put school children at risk

While kids and families are gathering school supplies, Texas drivers should be gearing up for the return of school-related traffic. That means paying extra attention in school zones and always … more

Rose Hill Baptist Church welcomes new pastor

Rose Hill Baptist Church has welcomed the Rev. Dave Howe as its new pastor. Howe has served in ministry for nearly four decades after surrendering his life to Christ in 1987. Over the past 38 years, … more

Local Magic: Lindale author hosts debut solo book signing at The Page Turner

Local readers packed into The Page Turner on Saturday, August 1, to mark a major milestone for Lindale native Hailey Huntington and her very first solo book signing. The event drew a steady stream of … more

National Domino’s campaign puts Winnsboro in the spotlight

A slice of East Texas is making its way onto social media feeds across the country. Domino’s Pizza has launched a national social media campaign promoting its new S’mores Lava Cakes. While the … more

Kiss of Death Ink celebrates five years with anniversary party

Kiss of Death Ink is inviting the community to celebrate its fifth anniversary Saturday, Aug. 22, with family-friendly activities, local vendors, contests and a charity poker run benefiting a local … more

Quitman approves new software to modernize financial, court operations

The Quitman City Council approved a software agreement with Fund View Accounting Solution Technologies Inc. to modernize the city’s accounting, court and financial management operations during its … more
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