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Henderson County Commissioners’ Court, county officials and members of nonprofit organizations gather April 11 after the county’s governing body proclaimed April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
MABANK–Mabank City Council approved entering into proposed engineering agreements with Schaumburg & Polk for design related to the water and wastewater improvements funded by the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB). Financial assistance in the amount of $28,790,000 was approved in March 2022 which will fund the planning, design and construction. The TWDB is a state agency which administers cost-effective financial assistance programs for the construction of water supply, wastewater treatment, flood control and agricultural water conservation projects.
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The Rockmollys entertain the crowd in the afternoon, performing covers of popular songs and original songs.
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Shoppers surround every both at the event, supporting local businesses while gaining handmade items and more.
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Willie Burnette pulls a trainload of happy children at Christian Lie Center’s annual “Eggstravaganza.”
Richard Franklin Moore, 73, of Eustace, passed away April 2, 2023 at his home. He was born Oct. 12, 1949 in Dallas to Roger Franklin and Mary Maxine Bennett Moore.
Richard was a jokester and loved to make people laugh. He was voted Most Friendly in high school and held that trait the rest of his life as he never met a stranger. He often knew someone everywhere he went.
Richard proudly served in the U.S. Army and then went on to a career with the Dallas Police Department. He loved going to the State Fair of Texas and was proud to have attended every year of his life.
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Eustace High School’s David French (second from left) shows off his bronze medal after winning third place at the State powerlifting meet March 24 in Abilene.
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Logan Duncan meets the Easter Bunny and just can’t believe it.
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Kerens pitcher Kannon Ritchie strikes out five of six Neches batters he faces in two innings.
GUN BARREL CITY–Gun Barrel City Mayor David Skains announced his intent to resign at the end of the public comments portion of the regular meeting March 30.
