Rachel Lauren

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Rachel Lauren is a creative writer with Texas Forest Country Living, eager to go out and discover the undiscovered. Born in Lufkin, Texas, and apart of a family of 5, she graduated high school from LEAD Academy, a Christian co-op school, in may of 2024. While she has a passion for writing, she also loves photography.

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The Christmas Ghost of Peppermint Past

Everyone knows that peppermint is a staple flavor for the Christmas season. Peppermint candy, peppermint hot chocolate, peppermint coffee, and many more things always...

Thanksgiving: Only a Day Away—The Final Countdown

With Thanksgiving just a day away, excitement, anticipation, and maybe even a bit of stress are in the air. The holiday marks a time...

Nancy Windham Honored with Silver Bucket Award for Leadership in Economic Development

Nacogdoches, Texas— In a moment filled with heartfelt applause and admiration, Nancy Windham, Regional Advisor for the Texas Forest Country Partnership (TFCP), was presented with...

The Origins of the Turkey Trot

The history of the Turkey Trot dates back to 1896 when the first race was held in Buffalo, New York. The idea was simple:...

A Thanksgiving Delicacy: Plum & Rosemary Upside Down Cake

Plum and rosemary upside-down cake is a delicious dessert that blends sweet and savory flavors in a simple yet tasty way. The plums become...

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Free Oct. 13 Webinar Looks at Cutting Winter Feed Costs with Forage Brassicas

Texas A&M AgriLife hosts a free Oct. 13 Zoom session on grazing turnips, kale and rape to cut winter feed bills. Registration is open.

Fall is The Time to Tackle Fire Ants in East Texas

Cary Sims on why a broadcast bait beats treating the mounds you can see, and how to time a fall application.

$3 million in federal funding will study the US 59 gap between Nacogdoches and Lufkin

Federal money will pay for a feasibility study and environmental clearance on US 59 between Nacogdoches and Lufkin, the first step toward I-69.

Zavalla gets $5.39 million to replace its failing water system

The Texas Water Development Board approved $5.39 million in forgiven funding for new lines, a well, pumps and tanks in Zavalla. No repayment required.
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