Megan Whitworth

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Megan Whitworth is the former creative director of Texas Forest Country Living. Growing up in East Texas, Megan discovered her love of writing at the age of 11, writing song lyrics and poetry, which turned into essays and articles for publications around East Texas. She later added photography into the mix capturing Friday night football games, the latest fashion looks, and portraits of people around the nation. Megan enjoys karaoke, blogging, reading, and road trips. She resides in Lufkin with her husband, Ryan, and two cats, Felix and Lucy.

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

Arts & Culture

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

Business

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

Business

Bearded Beauty: Meet Brent Burt

Life

Megan Whitworth - November 5, 2016

Editor's Note: Every Saturday in November we will introduce a Bearded Beauty, a man with a full beard or mustache, to raise awareness for...

Texans celebrate Arbor Day in ‘The Oldest Town in Texas”

Arts & Culture

Megan Whitworth - November 4, 2016

Texans from across the state gathered today in the Oldest Town in Texas to celebrate the State Arbor Day and how trees can connect...

Growing Awareness: East Texas Men Show Support with Beards

Arts & Culture

Megan Whitworth - November 4, 2016

November is a bit hairy this time of year, and it's not just because of the cooler temperatures. Full beards and mustaches are making a...

Grown Up Sandwich

Food

Megan Whitworth - November 3, 2016

With so many sandwich varieties and ways to prepare them, why stick to the boring old PB&J or ham and cheese between two slices...

The Importance of Voting

Government

Megan Whitworth - November 2, 2016

My mother was born and raised in South America. When she was a young girl in Peru in the 1950s and 60s, she often...

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

TFCL Story Agent - October 23, 2026

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.

Angelina College Criminal Justice Students and Cadets Stage a Mock Trial

Education October 23, 2026

Criminal Justice students and Law Enforcement Academy cadets at Angelina College staged a mock trial on campus, from filing motions to jury selection.

Gospel Festival Fills The Historic Zion Hill Church Nov. 15

Events October 23, 2026

The African American Heritage Project brings a free gospel festival to the historic Zion Hill church on North Lanana Street Nov. 15.

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Texas Forest Country Living is a digital online magazine featuring the lifestyle and community of the Texas Forest Country region. The Counties include Angelina County, Nacogdoches County, Sabine County, Tyler County, Newton County, San Jacinto County, San Augustine County, Jasper County, Houston County, Shelby County, Trinity County and Polk County

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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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