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Police searching for male with stolen checks
Hughes Springs police are searching for a person they believe is passing fraudulent checks around East Texas.
Music City Hosting Blues Fest Next Week
Music City Texas Theater in Linden is hosting the Fourth Annual T-Bone Walker Blues Fest - June 19-20. The festival is being presented by Don Henley and other key sponsors: Linden Economic Development Corporation, Sta-Dry Roofing, and the Cass County Performing Arts Council.
Cass County voters turn down school bond issue
Cass County voters turned down a school bond issue in Bloomburg and filled city council seats in Atlanta and Queen City.
Linden Wildflower Trails of Texas Festival -- Event listing
Music City Texas Theater featuring Guy Clark. One mile west of the square on Hwy 11, then right on Legion Street, 7:30 p.m. Call 903.756.9934 for tickets or visit www.musiccitytexas.org for more information.
"All the sudden it just sounded like a big old freight train"
Fast moving storms cut a path of damage across at least two East Texas counties.
Tornado rips through small East Texas town
Law enforcement officials have confirmed a tornado touched down near the small Cass County town of Hughes Springs.
the Severe Weather is Gone....Look for a Very Nice Good...
HAIL UP TO TENNIS BALL SIZE ALSO FELL IN THE ATLANTA AREA AND AN OIL RIG WAS BLOWN OVER IN THE LINDEN AREA*** The next storm system will approach on Saturday and clouds will increase and rain could begin by sometime Saturday night.
Cass County Sheriff: Tornado hit county, destroyed home
The strong storm system that passed over much of East Texas on Thursday night produced at least one tornado, said Cass County Sheriff James Estes.
More arrests expected in rash of home burglaries
One arrest has helped Cass County, Texas, investigators solve a rash of residential burglaries.
Idled steel plant has NE Texas workers waiting, wondering
The U.S. Steel Corp. plant in this small town has anchored generations of northeast Texas families, long providing the best paychecks in the region, but a quiet uncertainty has descended since it was idled in February.
Man gets seven and a half years for child pornography
A Cass County man was sentenced Thursday to serve seven and a half years in federal prison for possessing child pornography.
Private pesticide training session slated Thursday
Both the Bowie and Cass County Agricultural Extension Service offices will hold a private pesticide applicator's training and testing session at 8 a.m. Thursday at the Linden Garden Club, 300 E. Houston St.
Man dies after being thrown from 4-wheeler
A weekend wreck involving a four-wheeler and a pickup resulted in one man's death in Cass County, Texas, Department of Public Safety officials said.
DA: Case will not be kept secret
LINDEN, Texas-An ongoing investigation into a police-involved shooting will not be kept a secret, Cass County District Attorney Clint Allen said late Friday afternoon.
Frost pushes for bulletproof glass for DPS troopers
Making Texas Department of Public Safety vehicles safer is a goal of state Rep. Stephen Frost, D-Atlanta. The April 2008 shooting death of Trooper Scott Burns was the driving force behind Frost's decision to ...
Acupuncture seminar at the library Feb. 10
Dr. Mark Roberts of Roberts Chiropractic & Acupuncture in Lufkin will present a free acupuncture seminar at noon Feb.
Business owner, pilot, author, McKenzie dies
Age was just a number for longtime Jefferson resident Fred Arthur McKenzie. The images of McKenzie flying his plane, riding his bicycle or telling a famous tale about the history of Marion and Cass counties ...
Cass County: Eight people take oath of office
As national issues trickle down to the local level, newly inaugurated Cass County officials say they look forward to serving their community.
TxDOT to resurface county roads
Almost 32 miles of Harrison County highways will be resurfaced next summer as a result of a contract let recently by Texas Department of Transportation.
Man convicted in Cass County for indecency sentenced for violations
An Atlanta man has been sentenced to 36 months in prison for federal sex offender registry violations.