Caney City News

Log Cabin reloads police department By Barbara Gartman Without a police force since mid-June, Log Cabin has reloaded its police department with a new chief and patrolman.

Whitley to head public works By Michael V. Hannigan The city of Malakoff looked to nearby Mabank to fill its director of public works opening.

Group wants liquor election held in Malakoff By Michael V. Hannigan The possibility of selling beer and wine in Malakoff has been raised.

The City of Log Cabin has not discharged its police department. It's just reloading.

“Your margin for error is shrinking, shrinking, shrinking”

Yes No City to select council members By Michael V. Hannigan Voters in Malakoff will have four choices to fill three council seats in Saturday's election. via Malakoff News

Yes No Early voting gets started By Michael V. Hannigan The News Staff Early voting in municipal and school board elections begins Monday, April 28. via Malakoff News

“The arrests are the result of several months of thorough investigation by the DEU. They've done an outstanding job of building solid cases against these individuals”

Eighteen suspects arrested Wednesday on warrants served by the Henderson County Drug Enforcement Unit investigation have been arraigned. via Athens Daily Review

“Today, law enforcement agencies from several areas of the county came together and worked as one unit. Fortunately, all of the subjects were arrested without incident”

Officials say investigations are ongoing Special to the Review Numerous warrants executed by the Henderson County Drug Enforcement Unit on Wednesday led to the arrest of 18 people. via Athens Daily Review

Sales tax rebate figures remained strong for Athens in April. Henderson County municipalities received $652,310.56 in rebates, a 2.06 percent increase over April 2007. via Athens Daily Review

“The officer pursued but lost track of the subject on Dewey Street.”

Malakoff Police arrested a 22-year-old man Wednesday night suspected of leading officers in car chase and two foot races. via Athens Daily Review

Dry weather and breezy conditions have stepped up the number of grass fires in the area in November. via Athens Daily Review

“Receipts from the mining, manufacturing and retail sectors continue to demonstrate the current strength of the Texas economy.”

After a big September jump, Athens showed a more modest gain in October sales tax rebate figures according to information from Texas State Comptroller Susan Combs' Office. via Athens Daily Review

“We need the help of our neighbors and citizens for funds.”

An afternoon fire in Log Cabin destroyed a two-story house Wednesday. There was no one in the building at the time of the blaze. via Athens Daily Review