Rep. James White

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James White is a Texas State Representative for Hardin, Jasper, Newton, Polk, and Tyler counties. He graduated with a doctorate in political science from the University of Houston. White served in the U.S. Army and worked as a public school educator and coach before being elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 2010. During his time as a Representative, White has worked on issues such as taxes, school funding, mental health, and more. He maintains a cattle ranch in Tyler County, attends Hillister Baptist Church, and is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, and the Texas Farm Bureau.

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Art in The Park, Beatlemania 64, and A Pumpkin Patch Fill Saturday in Lufkin

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Tomé Opens Its New Building at 2608 North St. in Nacogdoches

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If You’re Going to Trap Feral Hogs, Catch Them All

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Rep. White Texas Budget Press Release

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Rep. James White - April 11, 2017

(Austin, TX) - Today, the Texas House of Representatives approved the House budget and supplemental budget for the next two years. The House has...

Southeast Texans Win UIL State Championships

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Rep. James White - March 22, 2017

I was absolutely thrilled this week with the UIL performances from House District 19. The Silsbee Tigers did a phenomenal job at the UIL...

85th Legislature Meets Bill Filing Deadline

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Rep. James White - March 14, 2017

The State Legislature saw an increase in activity this week as Members rushed to meet the bill filing deadline. I am proud to have...

An Update from Rep. James White

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Rep. James White - March 8, 2017

I proudly voted in favor of two reforms to foster care that will greatly enhance the protection of our Texas children. In collaboration with...

Chairman James White Presides Over First Corrections Committee Hearing

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Rep. James White - March 3, 2017

With committee assignments out and the hiring of committee staff out of the way, this week continued to build on the others both legislatively...

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Art in The Park, Beatlemania 64, and A Pumpkin Patch Fill Saturday in Lufkin

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Tomé Opens Its New Building at 2608 North St. in Nacogdoches

Business October 9, 2026

Tomé has moved its North Street location into a new building at 2608 North St., with the drive-thru and the dining room finally under one roof.

If You’re Going to Trap Feral Hogs, Catch Them All

Farm & Garden October 9, 2026

Cary Sims found hog damage in his own Lufkin backyard this week. His advice: trap the whole sounder, or teach the survivors to avoid you.

Texas Seniors Can Apply to Public Colleges Free Oct. 12-18

Community October 9, 2026

Free College Application Week runs Oct. 12-18. Texas residents can apply to any public college through ApplyTexas with no fee until 11:59 p.m. Oct. 18.

Jasper’s McMurry MediPlex Opens with Specialty Clinics and An Air Rescue Base

Community October 8, 2026

The Dr. Ron A. McMurry MediPlex in Jasper was dedicated Oct. 7. It houses dermatology, pain management and pediatric care, plus an air rescue base.

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Art in The Park, Beatlemania 64, and A Pumpkin Patch Fill Saturday in Lufkin

Community October 9, 2026

Art In The Park, BEATLEMANIA 64 and the Pumpkin Patch all land Saturday in Lufkin, and the chamber calendar stays full through Oct. 23.

Tomé Opens Its New Building at 2608 North St. in Nacogdoches

Business October 9, 2026

Tomé has moved its North Street location into a new building at 2608 North St., with the drive-thru and the dining room finally under one roof.

If You’re Going to Trap Feral Hogs, Catch Them All

Farm & Garden October 9, 2026

Cary Sims found hog damage in his own Lufkin backyard this week. His advice: trap the whole sounder, or teach the survivors to avoid you.

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