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EAST TEXAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
PAST: Texas’ population grew 16.7 percent in the last eight years, placing it in the top tier of fastest-growing states. More...
ALTO ISD Sting Parkway

The new drive that will be known as Mean Sting Parkway is well on its way to fruition, as the Alto School Board learned at their monthly meeting this past Monday night. More...

New heating, cooling system considered for civic center

A new grant opportunity for green energy projects has the Rusk City Council excited about saving “greenbacks.” The council approved a resolution Thursday seeking an energy efficiency and conservation block grant. More...

The Polar Express train ride has returned to Rusk, transporting the young and the young at heart to the North Pole for a chance to meet jolly old Saint Nick. The ride departs from the Palestine Depot three times per day – 5:10 p.m., 6:45 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Rides will be held Nov. 20-21 and 27-29; Dec. 4-6, 11-23 and 26-27. More...
Wednesday, Nov. 18: Chicken fajita, seasoned potatoes, fresh fruit, milk Thursday, Nov. 19: Turkey and dressing, English peas, sweet potatoes, sliced bread, milk More...
Victims and Survivors Against Violent Crimes will sponsor its annual Tree of Angels” ceremony at the Rusk County Courthouse, 115 N. Main St. in Henderson. The ceremony was originally held in Cherokee County from 2002-06. In 2007, it was moved to Rusk County. More...
Al Gore sounds more like Chicken Little every time he is on television. His death and destruction has “won” a Nobel Piece (sic) Prize, and cheapened it beyond comprehension. He should have studied history, then he would know that the Earth has been warming up since the beginning of time. More...
Cowboys vs. Washington Texans vs. Tennessee Texas vs. Kansas A&M vs. Baylor SMU @ Marshall SFA @ Northwestern St. More...
Funeral for Joan Crawford Scogin, 80, of Quitman formerly of Maydelle was at 2 p.m. Monday in Wallace-Thompson Funeral Home chapel with Rev. James Blaylock officiating. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. Scogin died Nov. 13 in More...
The Mexican cartels constantly seek new ways to smuggle drugs and humans into Texas are now using state based gangs and our youth to support their operations on both sides of the border
    The Texas Department of Public Safety is warning parents across the state to be aware of efforts by Mexican cartels and transnational gangs More...
Disaster Assistance Available for Small Businesses
Sacramento, CA – Small, non-farm businesses in 192 Texas counties and neighboring counties in New Mexico and Oklahoma are now eligible to apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA).  “These loans offset economi More...
These awards are given out with the purpose to enhance existing graduate training programs or initiate new programs to develop a group of researchers who will investigate biomedical science and clinical medicine
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DPS files the charges
DPS troopers have filed charges on three people who work at a Houston-area inspection station that was issuing inspection stickers on commercial vehicles that it had not actually inspected. More...
A free Butterflies in Space teacher’s guide can also be downloaded from the site
    HOUSTON – (Nov. 16, 2009) – Students of all ages can follow the “butterflynauts” aboard the International Space Station as they develop from larvae into Painted Lady butterflies. More...