Oct 31, 2009 | The Daily Sentinel
Early voting ends; residents have one more chance to cast a ballot
Early voting in the state constitutional and city charter amendments elections ended Friday, and those still interested in exercising their right to vote in the current election will have just one more chance on Tuesday, Nov.
This is the opposite of leaving
Criminal mischief, Hwy. 59, Baby Dolls. A man had become angry after he was asked to leave, and he struck the building with his vehicle.
Birdman's shows help positive messages take flight
Across the Nacogdoches Exposition Center midway came all the sounds you'd expect from the 32nd annual Pineywoods Fair - screams from thrill-seeking riders, music being played from the many booths and rides and ... birds singing gospel songs? That last one might not be expected, but it was certainly a hit at the fair Thursday night in the show ...
Third time's a charm: cops nab ditch napper
Suspicious person, 4000 block of FM 1878. Officers received a report of a person sleeping in a ditch, but they were unable to locate the person.
Only 1 marijuana plant found, but investigators not disappointed
Nacogdoches County Sheriff's Department hit two houses, one outside of Douglass on County Road 847 and the other near Lilbert on Farm to Market Road 343.
New information on Douglass boil-water notice
Information regarding the boil-water notice by the D&M Water Supply Corporation in Douglass effective Thursday, Aug.
Historic bridge could be headed from Douglass to Nacogdoches
A historic county bridge may soon become a decorative city bridge. The Goodman Bridge, located off CR 789 near Douglass, is more than 100 years old and in desperate need of repairs.
Lightning destroys oil storage tank west of town
A brief but strong thunderstorm rolled through Nacogdoches Tuesday afternoon, causing scattered power outages and minor damage.