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The old west holds a lot of romance for people, now they have an opportunity to own a piece of it.

Anderson County authorities are investigating the death of a 40-year-old Montalba man whose partially charred body was discovered inside his burning residence late Sunday afternoon.

As temperatures cool down during the autumn season, the foliage on the trees brightens up the landscape.

A meteorologist and a sheriff's office dispatcher say the possible tornado damaged some homes and knocked down power lines and trees in East Texas.

From staff and wire reports A meteorologist and a sheriff's office dispatcher said Monday that a possible tornado damaged some homes and knocked down power lines and trees in East Texas.

A meteorologist and a sheriff's office dispatcher say a possible tornado has damaged some homes and knocked down power lines and trees in East Texas.

Influenza season is nearing and the Texas Department of State Health services would like to let the community know of upcoming flu clinics: * Oct.

With an old-fashioned fair feel, thanks to its exhibits show, the annual Montalba Fall Fest will kick off Saturday with a variety of events for the whole family.

Most people cannot resist a bargain. That is exactly what shoppers got as Friday marked the start of the 10th annual sales tax holiday.

The condition of a 35-year-old Palestine man injured in a two-vehicle weekend collision which claimed the life of a Tennessee Colony woman has been upgraded to "fair," according to a spokesperson for Trinity ...

A 26-year-old Tennessee Colony woman was killed and a 35-year-old Palestine man critically injured Friday night in a two-vehicle accident occurring just east of Montalba on FM 321.

“There are no age restrictions, no income restrictions, no limit on how many times you can use it and no waiting to get a card”

A new free prescription card available locally promises to help make medicine more affordable for the public, regardless of income level or insurance coverage. via Palestine Herald-Press

The Bertha Voyer Memorial Library recently received a grant in the amount of $1,000.00 from the Libri Foundation. via North Texas e-News

Health district crusades for clean water by Kelly Bell/ Contributing Writer Contaminated water can cause serious or fatal illness in anyone who uses it for drinking, cooking or washing. via East Texas Review

“Reporter uncovers Corinthian leather scam.”

Want to go fast? Look good? Be comfy? Check, check and check. All those needs are met in Nissan's new Infiniti G37 coupe. via Austin American Statesman

If you haven't purchased your tickets for the Texas Music Awards Red-Carpet Event May 3, now's the time. via Palestine Herald-Press

“We are very pleased to offer a symposium of this caliber to school leaders in the DFW area”

Key stakeholders in the public schools are invited to the Texas Re-Inventing Education Symposium set April 13-15 in Mesquite. via North Texas e-News

“We are trying to bring the community out in a child- and family-friendly atmosphere”

By Cristin Ross cross@jacksonvilleprogress.com Local musical talents are tuning up to add a unique soundtrack to the first Great East Texas Duck Race next weekend. via Jacksonville Daily Progress