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Angelina College Receives $300,000 Grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Building Stronger Pathways from Developmental Education to College Completion LUFKIN,...

Lane Closures Planned for State Loop (SL) 224 This Week

Nacogdoches – Lane closures on SL 224 in Nacogdoches...

Habitat for Humanity of Deep East Texas Calls for Volunteers to Raise the Walls of First Denman Heights Home

LUFKIN, TEXAS (September 21, 2026) — Habitat for Humanity...

Happening in Forest Country: September 24 – October 4

Bingo in Hemphill, a barn sale in Jasper, the Master Gardeners' fall plant sale in Lufkin, and a masquerade at the library in Coldspring. Here is what is on across the twelve counties over the next ten days.

Why Switching Electricity Providers Could Save Your Business Thousands

As a business owner, managing operational costs is always a priority. One area often overlooked is your electricity provider. With fluctuating energy prices and...

5 Easy Ways to Save Energy at Home This Fall

As the vibrant colors of fall start to settle in, temperatures cool down, and our energy needs begin to shift. While summer energy savings...

Editorial: A Breath of Fresh Methane

If you are from Texas, then you most likely have seen or have reaped benefits from natural gas production, also known as fracking. In...

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Lane Closures Planned for State Loop (SL) 224 This Week

Nacogdoches – Lane closures on SL 224 in Nacogdoches...

Habitat for Humanity of Deep East Texas Calls for Volunteers to Raise the Walls of First Denman Heights Home

LUFKIN, TEXAS (September 21, 2026) — Habitat for Humanity...

Happening in Forest Country: September 24 – October 4

Bingo in Hemphill, a barn sale in Jasper, the Master Gardeners' fall plant sale in Lufkin, and a masquerade at the library in Coldspring. Here is what is on across the twelve counties over the next ten days.

Still Time to Plant: A Fall Garden Guide for Forest Country

Sixty days to the average first freeze in Lufkin. Broccoli and cabbage are at the wire, but greens, roots and garlic still have a season ahead of them.
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