Garrison News

Assault, 2800 block of Pearl Street. A woman said she was arguing with an acquaintance over child custody and began a pushing match.

Possession of marijuana and possession of a controlled substance, 3700 block of Old Tyler Road.

The search continued Monday for a man believed to have drowned at Lake Nacogdoches Saturday night.

Hundreds of people lined Pecan Street, waiting to get a tall stack of hot blueberry pancakes, topped with butter, fresh blueberries and syrup.

Cruelty to animals, CR 509. Deputies found two horses tied to the side of CR 509.

Twenty-one Nacogdoches High School seniors will not participate in commencement exercises Friday, because they failed one or more parts of the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills test, according to ...

Dolores Everard of Houston will be speaker Sunday at Unity Church of Christianity, 2400 South St.

Driving while intoxicated, 2100 block of Banita Street. A man drove up to the scene of an accident that had involved his girlfriend and when officers approached him, they discovered he was intoxicated and ... via Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel

“Outrigger Island - living God's unshakable truth.”

Youth Day service will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 25, at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, 819 Ritchie St. via The Daily Sentinel

Today is election day for some cities and school districts in Nacogdoches County. via The Daily Sentinel

Mary Hall Mantooth - DRT The Mary Hall Mantooth Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas held their monthly meeting at Crown Colony Country Club with 14 members and 7 guests present. via The Lufkin Daily News

“Now, they will have to come and sit across the table from us and address our concerns - that's the whole purpose of the commission.”

County commissioners reaffirmed their stance against the Trans-Texas Corridor, and they took another step toward keeping county government transparent when they met Tuesday. via The Daily Sentinel

“We have made a strong stance against the idea and we support the I-69 project as it was originally.”

For Tuesday's meeting, county commissioners opted for a change of scenery. The commissioners court convened at the Garrison Volunteer Fire Department to hold their regular meeting in what may be the start of ... via The Daily Sentinel

Early voting for the Garrison and Cushing ISD's school board elections begins April 28, and voters within those districts will have to decide between the contested races. via Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel

“Robert Earl Keen has a huge fan base in the area. People have been buying tickets from all over the country for the show and we expect it to be a tremendous concert.”

Even more music and fun are being packed into Lufkin's 16th annual "Downtown Hoedown" set for April 18-19. With so much going on this year, there is sure to be something for everybody to enjoy. via The Lufkin Daily News

Criminal trespass, burglary of a habitation and kidnapping, 1630 block of Cardinal Street. via Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel

Hit-and-run, evading arrest and interference with railroad property, 2100 block of Pearl Street. via Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel

“It teaches responsibility and commitment, and that's not counting the family time spent together raising the steer.”

Many months of hard work paid off for the 55 students who participated in the Nacogdoches County Steer Show premium sale. via The Daily Sentinel

“For the process to work well, it is key that the playwrights guard the integrity of their scripts, and the directors steer the transition of page to stage.”

Sunday, March 30, 2008 Story last updated at 3/30/2008 - 1:39 am This is the 12th year that Texas Tech's department of theater and dance has included Raider Red's One-Act Play Spectacular in its season, and ... via Lubbock Avalanche

“They are looking for a lot of muscle, but also they want them to be fat, too”

Rodeo isn't just a sport, it's a way of life, and Nacogdoches will be sharing its culture with other parts of the globe after this year's Pro Rodeo and Steer Show. via The Daily Sentinel