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

Education

Lufkin plans three new welcome signs where the tree cookies stood

Community

Angelina College Marks 25 Years of The Angelina Center for The Arts

Arts & Culture

The Right Morning Routine Can Keep You Energized All Day

General

Misty Boggs - October 29, 2015

(StatePoint) Don’t give your morning routine short shrift; it may be more important than you think. If your routine seems well...routine, it may be time...

New Technology Can Help Small Businesses Thrive

Technology

Misty Boggs - October 28, 2015

(StatePoint) Only half of U.S. small businesses survive more than five years, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. This data underscores that small...

Selling Your Home? How to Get Buyers in the Front Door

Home Ideas

Misty Boggs - October 28, 2015

(StatePoint) Looking to sell your home? Then improve its curb appeal. That's the advice of realtors who say that many home buyers won't even...

Documentary Following Coach Outlaw’s Life And Career Premiers At Film Festival

Sports

Misty Boggs - October 27, 2015

A documentary about John Outlaw, the legendary football coach that led the Panthers to a 2001 state championship premiered Monday, Oct. 12, 2015, at...

3 Simple Steps for Saving for College

General

Misty Boggs - October 27, 2015

(StatePoint) The overwhelming majority of families agree that college is an important and worthwhile investment, yet fewer than half are saving for it, according...

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

Gary Stallard - October 24, 2026

Lufkin plans three new welcome signs where the tree cookies stood

Community October 24, 2026

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

Angelina College Marks 25 Years of The Angelina Center for The Arts

Arts & Culture October 23, 2026

Angelina College celebrated 25 years of the Angelina Center for the Arts with a guided tour, a Johnny Cash rehearsal and live music.

Ribbon Cuttings and A Plinko Breakfast Fill the Lufkin Chamber’s Next Two Weeks

Business October 23, 2026

Ribbon cuttings for Messer Pro Wash, Austin Bank and AC's Veterans Resource Center, plus a Plinko-themed networking breakfast Friday.

East Texas Schools Land $1.1 Million To Train Nurses, Welders and Machinists

Business October 23, 2026

Angelina College and four area school districts share $1.13 million in state JET grants for nursing, welding and machining equipment.

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

Education October 24, 2026

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

Community October 24, 2026

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

Angelina College Marks 25 Years of The Angelina Center for The Arts

Arts & Culture October 23, 2026

Angelina College celebrated 25 years of the Angelina Center for the Arts with a guided tour, a Johnny Cash rehearsal and live music.

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