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Henderson County bomb threat leads to evacuations

ATHENS–The Henderson County Commissioners’ Court meeting was cut short after a bomb threat forced several evacuations June 7. The threat stopped the meeting during a presentation by UT Health Regional CEO Donald Baker.
Henderson County bomb threat leads to evacuations

Kerens ISD starts tax process for two solar farms

KERENS–Kerens ISD trustees voted May 23 to accept applications for value limitation agreements for two proposed solar projects within the district, which if approved would total four solar farm agreements for the school. Trustees Matt Lynch and Kenny Berry voted against accepting the applications.

Remembering Memorial Day

CEDAR CREEK LAKE–Nancy and Mark Ball have been organizing a Memorial Day Parade and hot dog cookout in their Key Ranch neighborhood of Marimac for the past eight years.
Remembering Memorial Day

Texas Veterans Commission sends Memorial Day message

CEDAR CREEK LAKE–As we enjoy the blessings of family and friends this Memorial Day, let us all take a moment to recollect the reason for this day. Today, we honor the men and women who sacrificed their lives, so that we may enjoy the freedoms we hold so dear.

New Malakoff High School breaks ground

Malakoff ISD Superintendent Don Layton (from left), the district’s seven school board members and a former trustee turn the dirt May 23 at the site of the new Malakoff High School, which voters approved as part of a $72 million bond package.
New Malakoff High School breaks ground

Electric Fall Festival in the works

GUN BARREL CITY–Gun Barrel City Council approved the use of $80,000 out of the Hotel and Motel Fund for an Electric Fall Festival in November. The festival was the idea of Council Member Gary Lerew and Mistletoe Mania Owner and Event Planner Renee Weaver.
Electric Fall Festival in the works
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