Senator Robert Nichols

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Robert Nichols is the senator for Senate District 3. He was first elected to the Texas Senate in 2006, and he represents 19 counties in East Texas. During his time on the Senate, Nichols has created and passed legislation protecting land owners' rights, increasing educational opportunities in East Texas, and reforming transportation policies. Nichols is married to his high school sweetheart, Donna, and they have three children: Brittney, Joshua, and Collynn'rae.

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My Five Cents.. A Monthly Column from Sen. Nichols

As we head into the holiday season and you gather with friends and family, I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas from...

My five cents…

I am very grateful for many things in November…my family, friends, and hunting season. I am also grateful for the opportunity to represent Senate...

My five cents…

As students dust off their backpacks these last few weeks and head back to school, Fall is definitely in the air. If only our...

My five cents…

As the last days of summer are fast approaching and you are trying to fit in one last vacation, why not look at some...

My five cents…

On July 4th, we will celebrate our nation's freedom. The signing of the Declaration of Independence, in 1776, marked the birth of the United...

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Ashby: Early Voting Runs Through Oct. 30, and A House Hearing Looks at Texas Water

Rep. Trent Ashby on early voting through Oct. 30 and a House Natural Resources hearing on where Texas finds its next water supply.

Both Angelina College Soccer Teams Host Playoff Quarterfinals This Week

The Roadrunners and Lady Roadrunners both made the Region XIV tournament and will host quarterfinal matches at Angelina College this week.

Lufkin Chamber’s Nov. 6 Luncheon Takes Up The Deep East Texas Workforce

Workforce Solutions' Ty Cauthen speaks at Crown Colony on Nov. 6, the same day the chamber's 2027 community guide ad deadline lands.

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

AC's Psychology Club put questions about data centers, jobs and what AI can't replace to a five-member panel on Oct. 20.
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