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Soldier with local ties gets Gitmo duty
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class John C. Crockett has deployed to the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to serve as a member of Joint Task Force-GTMO in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and/or Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Schools seek to increase male involvement
Dr. Bruce Gearing, Marshall Independent School District superintendent, reads to Washington Early Childhood Center students Tuesday as part of the school's Male Reading Program, which aims to boost male involvement.
Founding fathers play name game
This town initially was called Waterloo. The named was changed in 1839 when President Mirabeau Lamar thought the capital should be more centrally located and moved it here from Houston.
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GO GREEN!! RECYCLE CONGRESS !!!
Members of Crockett City Council authorized the city administrator to negotiate a contract with a new auditor during the regular meeting held on Monday, Nov.
Voters speak their minds on constitutional amendments
Voters in Houston County let the Legislature know just how they felt about the 11 propositions that appeared on the Tuesday, Nov.
Hoping for compromise on airport zoning
We would hope a reasonable compromise can be worked out between the Marshall school district and the Harrison County-Marshall Joint Airport Advisory Board regarding proposed ordinances governing zoning around the Harrison County airport.
Plans underway for spectacular holiday season
The holiday season in Houston County this year promises to be spectacular as plans are underway for several events.
Bryan's Crockett marking 60 years
Community members are invited to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Crockett Elementary School in Bryan from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday at the school.
Members of the Crockett Independent School District Board of Trustees ignored a request from the city of Crockett to assist in the demolition of a building in the 300 block of Rhodes Street.
Sugar skullsSweet take on tradition
In fact, some have learned of its sweeter side. A side to be cherished for its art and Mexican culture.
Election nears, early voting has begun
Early voting in the upcoming Tuesday, Nov. 3 election began on Monday, Oct. 19 with 12 voters casting their ballots.
Crockett man remains in jail on burglary charge
A 20-year-old Crockett man remains in the Anderson County Jail after being arrested earlier this month for burglarizing a building in the southern part of the county.
8th middle school considered for Irving ISD while building costs are low
Irving ISD officials are weighing whether to build an eighth middle school, but a new elementary school is off the table.
History surrounds Elkhart's Joe Chaffin. The World War II veteran and former member of the Civilian Conservation Corps has seen much of the world and has left his imprint on a lot of it.
Houston County Accepts Grant Funds
The Houston County Commissioners Court authorized the acceptance of grant funds to be used for energy conservation measures and road improvements during its regular session held on Tuesday, Oct.
Crockett city fathers reviewed a proposed drought contingency plan that Mayor Pro-tem Bill Holcomb and City Administrator Ron Duncan had edited following concerns presented at the previous meeting regarding some of the wording contained in the document.
Crockett recognizes store for long community sevice
For six years, Timberland has been regularly volunteering with the Crockett Elementary School in San Marcos CISD.
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City council votes to remove Old Denison High School clock tower
The Denison City Council approved the removal of the old Denison High School clock tower from its current location in downtown Denison.