Rhonda Oaks

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Rhonda Oaks is the Public Information Officer for the nine-county Lufkin District of the Texas Department of Transportation. A Lufkin native, she is a graduate of Hudson High School and Angelina College. She has a background in print journalism and worked for many years as a newspaper reporter and a freelance writer. She has received eight Associated Press awards. Her articles have been published in many publications over the past 25 years.

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WORK CONTINUES ON MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

The Lufkin District is continuing with many construction and maintenance projects throughout its nine county district, with three major construction projects underway and progressing...

COMMISSION APPROVES NEW PROJECT IN LUFKIN DISTRICT

Texas Transportation Commissioners held a meeting by telephone Thursday approving more than $731 million in new construction projects for the state, including a $4.8...

Commission Approves New Project in Lufkin Disctrict

Federal grant funding awarded through CARES Act for airports and transit district Texas Transportation Commissioners held a meeting by telephone Thursday approving more than $731...

TxDOT URGES DRIVERS TO PLAN SOBER RIDES AHEAD OF MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

As COVID-19 orders are relaxed in many parts of the state and more Texans return to the roads, TxDOT’s “Plan While You Can” campaign...

DEBRIS REMOVAL PROJECT BEGINNING IN POLK AND SAN JACINTO COUNTIES

A virtual pre-construction meeting was held Monday that included TxDOT employees, contractors, stakeholders, leaders from Polk and San Jacinto counties and emergency management teams...

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Why We Do the Angelina County Fair

In just a few short weeks, trailers will begin...

The Lonely Road of Leadership (And Why It’s Worth It)

Leadership often looks crowded from the outside. Meetings fill the...

Wildfire Preparedness Encouraged As Conditions Remain Warm and Dry Across Texas

Wildfire preparedness encouraged as conditions remain warm and dry...

Flowerbed Refresh: Preparing East Texas Landscapes for Spring Without Doing Too Much Too Soon

As winter fades and days begin to warm, many...
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