Martinsville News

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.

James Lynch has been farming for nearly 60 years and has no plans of stopping anytime soon, he says.

Motor vehicle wrecks occurred across the county Thursday, one of which resulted in two deaths.

The heavy rains were being monitored Thursday afternoon by the Nacogdoches Police Department, and NPD officials say despite heavy downpours at times, everything was normal.

On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Nacogdoches County will be conducting three separate elections.

The tragic news of a teacher's classroom murder in Tyler Wednesday spread quickly through the halls and administration offices in schools across Nacogdoches County.

The battle for the Republican Party nomination for governor recently brought the March primary election into the spotlight, and here in Nacogdoches, local residents can expect to decide on 12 county offices that are up for election.

A 10-by-30 foot storage building was destroyed in a fire that occurred Friday night in Melrose, according to Bryan Loudenslager, Melrose Volunteer Fire Department chief.

A law banning cell phone use by drivers in county school zones was approved at Tuesday's commissioner's court meeting.

Congratulations to the SFA Charter School, Douglass ISD and Central Heights Elementary School for earning an "exemplary" rating from the Texas Education Agency.

EnerQuest Corp. will drill the Irwin "A" Well No. 9 and the Irwin Well No. 12 in a wildcat field.

The next generation of leaders in Nacogdoches County may still be in middle school, but they've spent the last year gaining valuable experience in a variety of professional fields.

Spring Hill Baptist Church, FM 95 south of Martinsville, will be celebrate revival services Friday, May 1, through Sunday, May 3. Dr.