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Pet Corner: Date set for cat surgery
Good news for feral and outdoor cats ... on Tuesday, July 1, cats in Harrison County that are on the list for spay or neuter will go to the Kaufman County Animal Awareness Project clinic to be spayed or ...
The Rev. Matt Woolum, 79, of Paris went to be with his Lord and Savior on Tuesday June 17, 2008.
This Fourth of July, try a vintage patriotic look
There are few homeowners who forgo decorating for Christmas, so why should July 4 be neglected? With patriotism running high this election year, up the ante on your curb appeal with vintage-inspired decor.
Parker County Sheriff's investigators and members of the Weatherford-Parker County Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team captured an escaped Parker County inmate Monday evening around 7:15 p.m. in Kaufman County.
Investigation Into Death Under Way
A man, who was found badly injured in the road on State Highway 243 west of Canton early Monday morning and later died at a Kaufman hospital, has now been identified as Travis Ainsworth, 16, Kaufman.
County sees 11 percent property values jump
Property values in Kaufman County have seen a double-digit increase. Preliminary figures from the Kaufman County Appraisal District released on Thursday show an 11.36 percent change in property values across ...
Elders of the First Presbyterian Church in Kaufman agree their church has had challenging times recently, but they also agree that it has helped their parishioners grow.
Body Found in Roadway Identified
Authorities have released the name of a 16-year-old who was found in the middle of Texas Highway 243 early Monday morning about two miles west of Canton High School.
Kaufman County man charged for shooting 15-year-old
A Kaufman County man has been charged for the shooting of a teenager who was walking across his yard with a friend, whose mother was killed in a wreck while driving the teen to the hospital.
Dr. Matthew Glick, a physician on the medical staff of Presbyterian Hospital of Kaufman, happened to be on call the day that Nettie Hall was admitted to the hospital.
City budget earns GFOA recognition
It's no secret that across the nation these days, municipal budgets may be tight in the upcoming year as city leaders try to hold the line on taxes while offering necessary services and all the while keeping an ...
Murray set to receive sentencing
A former area resident appeared before 86th District Court Judge Howard Tygrett on Friday to formally be sentenced to death for the robbery, beating, rape and murder of a 93-year-old Kaufman woman.
Abandoned in North Texas, Chinese acrobats land on feet with Fort Worth Opera gig
It's the final dress rehearsal for Fort Worth Opera's production of Puccini's Turandot .
“We have already ordered the portables and have had them approved”
A proposed $28.4 million bond failed by 170 votes Saturday night, leaving some Athens Independent School District officials wondering what went wrong and where to go from here. via Athens Daily Review
Firefighter suspected of setting several fires
“We got a phone call early in the morning, the house was on fire and we rushed up there, and sure enough it was fully engulfed”
The summer of 2005 was a tough one for Rancher Tom McCoy. Drought conditions scorched the area and hay was scarce. via WFAA-TV Dallas
Smith County inmate contract in negotiation
“I feel like they (Smith County) will move some inmates over here eventually”
Anderson County commissioners are set to consider a contract with Smith County next week to house some of that county's inmates at the Anderson County Jail. via Palestine Herald-Press
“I tried to communicate, but at that moment all I could still see was Tony's body.”
The first day of the capital murder trial of Randall Wayne Mays was an emotional one. via Athens Daily Review
6 arrested in connection with Kaufman County vehicle burglaries 1:58 PM CT
“Our biggest problem is property crimes like this”
By RICHARD ABSHIRE / The Dallas Morning News rabshire@dallasnews.com A two-week investigation into a string of vehicle burglaries in Kaufman County led to the arrests of five men and a woman on charges of ... via The Dallas Morning News
'Greatest show on dirt' wraps up another thrilling year
“This has been a great year for us. This stacks up to be one for the books”
Fog filled the arena as fireworks exploded in the darkness. The green glow of toy light sabers filled the stands as the crowd cheered in unison. via The Lufkin Daily News
Fantastic: Rodeo fans enjoying cooler temperatures this year inside...
“From the very start they've always been a big hit”
If it's not the cooler temperatures, then maybe it's the massive size of the 12 electric fans recently installed in the George H. Henderson Jr. via The Lufkin Daily News