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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Ashby: Hidden Ticket Fees, Cyber Defense and October Mobile Office Stops

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Incident Management Team Deploys From Texas to Florida to Support Hurricane Isaias Response

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Nacogdoches Library Has A Free Genealogy Day Oct. 16 and A Canva Class Oct. 19

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Singing Calms A Baby Longer Than Talking

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Misty Boggs - November 10, 2015

In a new study from the University of Montreal, infants remained calm twice as long when listening to a song, which they didn’t even...

Angelina College Hosts Fall Psychology Mini Conference

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Misty Boggs - November 9, 2015

Angelina College’s Psychology Club will team with grad students from Stephen F. Austin State University in presenting a fall mini-conference on Thursday, Nov. 12...

New Research Could Help in the Fight Against Infection, Cancer and Allergies

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Misty Boggs - November 9, 2015

New research has uncovered an important mechanism in the drive to understand immunological processes that protect us against infection, allergy and cancer. Researchers from Medicine,...

How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home this Winter

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Misty Boggs - November 9, 2015

(StatePoint) When temperatures drop, household use of fossil fuels rises in order to keep homes warm and comfortable. But it doesn’t have to be...

As Flu Season Returns, so Does the Need for Flu Vaccine

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Misty Boggs - November 6, 2015

Flu vaccine is now available in Texas, and the Texas Department of State Health Services reminds people that there is no reason to wait...

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Ashby: Hidden Ticket Fees, Cyber Defense and October Mobile Office Stops

Rep. Trent Ashby - October 12, 2026

Incident Management Team Deploys From Texas to Florida to Support Hurricane Isaias Response

Community October 12, 2026

DALLAS (Oct. 10, 2026) – Hurricane Isaias made landfall...

Nacogdoches Library Has A Free Genealogy Day Oct. 16 and A Canva Class Oct. 19

Community October 12, 2026

Two free programs this month at the Nacogdoches Public Library: an online genealogy day Oct. 16 and a Canva class for adults Oct. 19.

Where TxDOT Crews Will Be Working Oct. 12 Through 16, County by County

Community October 12, 2026

Night paving on US 59, a pilot vehicle on FM 324 and seal coat in Sabine County: what TxDOT's Lufkin District has planned Oct. 12-16.

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.

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Ashby: Hidden Ticket Fees, Cyber Defense and October Mobile Office Stops

Community October 12, 2026

Rep. Trent Ashby's column: a hearing on hidden online ticket fees, the Texas Cyber Command, and where his mobile office stops this month.

Incident Management Team Deploys From Texas to Florida to Support Hurricane Isaias Response

Community October 12, 2026

DALLAS (Oct. 10, 2026) – Hurricane Isaias made landfall...

Nacogdoches Library Has A Free Genealogy Day Oct. 16 and A Canva Class Oct. 19

Community October 12, 2026

Two free programs this month at the Nacogdoches Public Library: an online genealogy day Oct. 16 and a Canva class for adults Oct. 19.

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