Rep. Trent Ashby

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Trent Ashby is honored to be representing District 57 in the Texas House of Representatives. House District 57 includes Angelina, Houston, Leon, Madison, San Augustine and Trinity Counties. He can be reached at (512) 463-0508, (936)634-2762, or by email at trentashby@house.state.tx.us.

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Capitol Update: Preparing Texas for Wildfire Season

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Capitol Update: Judiciary, Public Safety & Homeland Security

With the start of another school year, I want to recognize the hard work, dedication, and passion of our dedicated teachers and support staff...

Capitol Update: Supporting Students, Teachers, and Texas Families

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Capitol Update: Addressing Texas Water Needs, Growth, and Infrastructure Challenges

As the Texas House begins interim work ahead of the 90th Legislative Session, the House Committee on Natural Resources has been tasked with studying...

Capitol Update: Protecting Our Resources for Future Generations

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Both Angelina College Soccer Teams Host Playoff Quarterfinals This Week

The Roadrunners and Lady Roadrunners both made the Region XIV tournament and will host quarterfinal matches at Angelina College this week.

Lufkin Chamber’s Nov. 6 Luncheon Takes Up The Deep East Texas Workforce

Workforce Solutions' Ty Cauthen speaks at Crown Colony on Nov. 6, the same day the chamber's 2027 community guide ad deadline lands.

Angelina College students put their AI questions to a five-member panel

AC's Psychology Club put questions about data centers, jobs and what AI can't replace to a five-member panel on Oct. 20.

Lufkin plans three new welcome signs where the tree cookies stood

Lufkin will put new gateway signs on three highways, paid for with hotel tax revenue rather than property taxes.
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