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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Free AI Workshop, Headshots and A Catfish Cookout fill the Week in Nacogdoches

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Start With a Plan, Not a Budget

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Angelina College Visual Arts Students Show Their Work Oct. 27 Through Nov. 11

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Joe Martin Endorsed By Lufkin Police Association And Area Law Enforcement Officers

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Misty Boggs - January 20, 2016

Republican candidate Joe Martin has received the endorsement of the Lufkin Police Association, Angelina County Sheriff Greg Sanches and three retired Lufkin Police Chiefs...

Your Emotional IQ Matters—Here’s How to Increase Yours

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Misty Boggs - January 20, 2016

Leadership development programs designed to increase emotional intelligence have matured during the last 15 years. So why haven’t we seen a big change in...

Important Innovation…or Lipstick on a Pig? Three Questions to Ask to Decide Which Ideas to Keep and Which to Toss

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Misty Boggs - January 20, 2016

All organizations want to foster innovation. After all, it's how we grow, improve, delight our customers, and—yes—keep getting paid. In today's rapidly changing global...

Purdue to invest more than $250 million in life sciences over next 5 years

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Misty Boggs - January 19, 2016

Purdue University is investing more than $250 million in the life sciences over the next five years to advance research that both improves lives and supports...

The Most Important New Year’s Resolution Of All

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Misty Boggs - January 18, 2016

As 2016 begins, we might find ourselves thinking about new years resolutions for how we can better parent our children. More than ever, it...

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Free AI Workshop, Headshots and A Catfish Cookout fill the Week in Nacogdoches

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Start With a Plan, Not a Budget

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Most people hear the word "budget" and picture a...

Angelina College Visual Arts Students Show Their Work Oct. 27 Through Nov. 11

Arts & Culture October 19, 2026

Student drawings, designs and paintings go up in the Angelina Center for the Arts Gallery, with a free reception at 6 p.m. Oct. 27.

Senior Expo, Chick-O-Treat and a Trick or Trot close out October in Lufkin

Community October 19, 2026

Seven Lufkin and Angelina County events fill the last week of October, from the Senior Expo to a Halloween 5K.

Roadrunner Soccer Climbs to First Place in The Region XIV South Zone

Education October 19, 2026

Angelina College's men beat Texas Southmost 11-0 to take first in the Region XIV South Zone, and both soccer teams honored their sophomores.

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Free AI Workshop, Headshots and A Catfish Cookout fill the Week in Nacogdoches

Business October 20, 2026

A free AI workshop Oct. 22, $50 headshots Oct. 21 and a catfish cookout Oct. 23 — what's on the Nacogdoches chamber calendar this week.

Start With a Plan, Not a Budget

Business October 20, 2026

Most people hear the word "budget" and picture a...

Angelina College Visual Arts Students Show Their Work Oct. 27 Through Nov. 11

Arts & Culture October 19, 2026

Student drawings, designs and paintings go up in the Angelina Center for the Arts Gallery, with a free reception at 6 p.m. Oct. 27.

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