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The Theology of Soil: What the Bible Says About Caring for the Land You’ve Been Given

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(Non-salesy, lifestyle-focused, publication-ready) November has a way of slowing people...

Dove Is Open, Deer Is Close: The Forest Country Hunting Calendar

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Squirrel opens October 1 and archery deer October 3. Here are the 2026-27 season dates that apply across our twelve counties, plus a license rule that caught a lot of hunters off guard this year.

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

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

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

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

Making The Most of Your Irrigation Water

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Cary Sims - October 13, 2025

We know that last month was the 2nd driest September in recorded history in Angelina County. And looking ahead, there’s just no rain in...

Fall is the Season for Fungal Problems in the Lawn

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Cary Sims - September 12, 2025

A dear friend of our family, Mark, loves to mow and care for his lawn. This past week, he sent me pictures of yellowing...

September Pruning: What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Do

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Cary Sims - September 8, 2025

September always feels like a season of transition. School has started back up, football games are back to being a weekly weekend ritual, and...

Rainfall: “Good So Far” for Homeowners and Ag Producers

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Cary Sims - August 12, 2025

I know it’s not nice to brag, but this year’s rainfall has been a welcome boost—enough to say, so far, things are really good....

Skip into Spring with the Right Lawn Care Business

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Megan Whitworth - March 16, 2017

Texas bluebonnets are starting to bloom, and springtime is just around the corner. Whether your lawn needs a little touch-up or complete makeover, it’s...

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The Theology of Soil: What the Bible Says About Caring for the Land You’ve Been Given

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Dove Is Open, Deer Is Close: The Forest Country Hunting Calendar

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Squirrel opens October 1 and archery deer October 3. Here are the 2026-27 season dates that apply across our twelve counties, plus a license rule that caught a lot of hunters off guard this year.

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

Education September 22, 2026

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

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

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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

Community September 22, 2026

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

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The Theology of Soil: What the Bible Says About Caring for the Land You’ve Been Given

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(Non-salesy, lifestyle-focused, publication-ready) November has a way of slowing people...

Dove Is Open, Deer Is Close: The Forest Country Hunting Calendar

Outdoor September 24, 2026

Squirrel opens October 1 and archery deer October 3. Here are the 2026-27 season dates that apply across our twelve counties, plus a license rule that caught a lot of hunters off guard this year.

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

Education September 22, 2026

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

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