Misty Boggs

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Misty Boggs is the Creative Director at MSGPR. As a resident of Angelina County, she enjoys getting to spend time with her family at their tree farm or exploring new art forms at home. She earned her bachelor's degree in Public Relations with a minor in Creative Writing at Stephen F. Austin State University in 2020 and received her MBA in Marketing from Lamar University in 2024.

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Are Your Cleaning Products Safe?

Do you know what ingredients are in the cleaning products you buy for your home? Probably not, as there are no federal governmental regulations...

Lee Hereford Shares Wit And Wisdom At Chamber’s First Friday Luncheon

Lee Hereford, owner of Pedernales Brewing Company in Fredericksburg, Texas, brewed up laughs and inspiration at Angelina County Chamber of Commerce's First Friday Luncheon...

The Pines Theater Presents Mike Farris

Mike Farris - Grammy winner, musical renaissance man, former front man for the Screaming Cheetah Wheelies and the man who stepped up to lead...

Beyond the Scale: What You Need to Know About Diabetes Risk Factors

When it comes to Type II diabetes, many only consider weight when examining their risk. Diabetes is complicated however, and risk factors are numerous. Some...

Dinner For Two – You And Your Dog

Dinnertime for many dogs involves the owner ripping open a bag, pouring kibbles into a bowl and walking away. Not the stuff of a meaningful...

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Still Time to Plant: A Fall Garden Guide for Forest Country

Sixty days to the average first freeze in Lufkin. Broccoli and cabbage are at the wire, but greens, roots and garlic still have a season ahead of them.

Burn Bans Split Forest Country as Drought Settles In the North

Six of our twelve counties were under burn bans as of last Friday while three others lifted theirs after Tropical Storm Edouard. Every county in the region now reads above the threshold where fire burns actively.

Texas A&M Forest Service Awards Nearly $5 Million to Rural Volunteer Fire Departments 

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Texas A&M Forest Service awarded...

Texas A&M Forest Service awards over $450,000 in Community Wildfire Risk Reduction Grants

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Texas communities will be more...
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