Clarksville News

City of Clarksville residents voted more than two to one against passing a bond for the Clarksville Independent School District in the Tuesday election.

Northeast Texas has been blessed with near record rainfall this year. But when the rains stop and the sun comes out, the danger of wildfires quickly rises.

Andy B. Patterson, 88, of Detroit passed away Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009, at Paris Regional Medical Center.

Joe Storey, Jr., 84, of Garland and formerly of the English community, passed away Thursday, Sept.

This morning I'm headed to Clarksville, Red River County, on a grave mission. At 1 p.m. in historic Clarksville City Cemetery, four East Texas pioneers from long, long ago will be honored for their service to our country ... and to Texas.

Mollie Lee Turner Savage went to be with the Lord on September 3, 2009. She was born on Nov.

Howell V. Potts, 80, of Avery passed away Sunday, Sept. 6, 2009, at his residence.

WHEN Davy Crockett made his way from Tennessee to Texas in 1835 to join the Texas battle for independence from Mexico, he was enthralled by the beauty and promise of East Texas, a forested land much like his homeland.

It was an evening of food, music, door prizes, and guitar pickin' as retired Rev.

The battle against the bloggers by attorney Mark Lesher and wife, Rhonda Lesher, has become a waiting game in a Tarrant County court.

Gregg, Harrison and Upshur counties have teamed up again to present the Annual Multi-County Beef & Forage Seminar on Monday, Sept.

Jimmie Ann Warthan, 72, of Fort Worth and formerly of Avery passed away Saturday, Aug.

Area clay target shooting enthusiasts are in for a special treat at the Boy Scout Sporting Clays challenge to be held Saturday, Aug.

Visitors to Clarksville attorney Dan Meehan's office first must pass the scrutiny of Henry, his 14-year-old sidekick.

Archie Clinton Posey, Sr., 80, of Clarksville passed away Monday, Aug. 24, 2009, in Clarksville Nursing Center.

Following a trail of digital bread crumbs, Mark and Rhonda Lesher of Clarksville, Texas, say they have confirmed suspicions they've harbored since the day they began their legal crusade.

Attorney Mark Lesher and his wife, Rhonda, of Red River County have zeroed in on a group of bloggers they say have for more than a year filed 'malicious and damaging' messages against them.

Attorney Mark Lesher and his wife, Rhonda, of Red River County have zeroed in on a group of bloggers they say have for more than a year filed 'malicious and damaging' messages against them.

Life from now on will be harder for red imported fire ants in some North Texas communities, say experts with the Texas AgriLife Extension Service.

Following a trail of digital bread crumbs, Mark and Rhonda Lesher of Clarksville, Texas, say they have confirmed suspicions they've harbored since the day they began their legal crusade.