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Cherokee County officers assist with Tyler takedown
Progress staff reports Two Cherokee County law enforcement officers helped apprehend a suspect in a shooting at about 2 a.m. Friday morning near the Whataburger off Gentry Parkway in Tyler Friday morning.
Multiple gunshots fired Friday morning in Tyler
Early Friday morning around 2 o'clock, Tyler Police responded to the 1900 block of West Gentry to a report of gunshots.
Convicted murderer escapes child rape charges after 14-year-old fails to testify
An Angelina County man previously convicted for a Cherokee County murder had five child sexual abuse charges against him dropped Tuesday after a victim in the case failed to appear for testimony.
Childrena s Christmas Tree takes applications Saturday
By Lauren LaFleur assistanteditor@jacksonville progress.com Bobbie Haight and her family and friends have a once-a-year hobby many might not realize - they become Santa's helpers.
Two Ja ville men caught for armed robbery
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Two Jacksonville men were arrested after an armed robbery Friday morning.
Construction Worker Dies In Bullard Accident
By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer BULLARD -- A Tyler man died Friday after he fell at a First Baptist Church construction site on Farm-to-Market Road 2493 in Bullard.
2 Jacksonville Men Arrested For Alleged Store Robbery
Two Jacksonville men were arrested for their involvement in an alleged robbery at a drive-in grocery store Friday morning following tips from citizens.
Amendment election just days away
By Lauren LaFleur assistanteditor@jacksonvilleprogress.com EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth in a four-part series about the proposed constitutional amendments that will appear on the Nov.
Two arrested on drug charges, bonds posted
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com A pair of suspects were arrested in a drug bust late Friday afternoon on Andrews Street in Jacksonville.
Anderson County In a lease 2.94 miles northeast of Slocum in North Slocum Field, Piper-Johnson Well 1 will be drilled by Falcon Resources to 6,000 feet in the J. Gibson Survey, A-26. Cherokee County Gerhardus Well 1 will be drilled 5.5 miles southwest of Jacksonville in a Wildcat Field.
Court prepares for Nov. 3 election
Progress staff reports The Cherokee County Commissioners Court continues to prepare for the coming Nov.
Reserve Grand Champion Wes O'Connell of Jacksonville prepares for the hay auction at the Cherokee County Hay Sale Thursday.
Annual Hay Show & Sale takes place Thursday at Expo Center
Progress staff reports news@jacksonvilleprogress.com The Annual Hay Show & Sale will be held Thursday at the Cherokee County Exposition Center on Loop 456.
Murder suspect back in Ja ville
Taylor arraigned after capture in Rusk County By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Gregory Charles Taylor II, a 22-year-old Jacksonville man wanted in connection with a murder that occurred in Jacksonville on Oct.
When David Arroyo opened fire in front of the Smith County Courthouse in 2005, it served as a grim reminder of the danger law enforcement faces every day.
Relay for Life announces theme-naming contest
Progress staff reports news@jacksonvilleprogress.com This year's Relay for Life committee wants the Cherokee County community to get involved in the event in a special way A - committee members are appealing to the community to submit ideas for The organizational committee of the 2010 Relay For Life of Cherokee County met Sept.
LETTER: Thanks for great weekend
Kudos to the drivers in our area! Saturday, Oct. 3, was the 18th Annual Pineywoods Purgatory Bike tour in which bicyclists ride anywhere from 25 to 102 miles along the scenic roads of northwestern Angelina County, eastern Cherokee County and southwestern Nacogdoches County.
Davis reveals plans to run for re-election
Progress Staff Reports Cherokee County Judge Chris Davis has announced he is running for re-election in the March Republican primary.
County to decide on grant proposal
Staff reports news@jacksonvilleprogress.com Cherokee County Commissioners Court will decide whether to submit a grant proposal to the East Texas Council of Governments on Tuesday.
Change Of Venue Motion Denied In Record Tampering Case
By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer JACKSONVILLE -- Cherokee County 2nd District Court Judge Dwight Phifer has denied a motion to change venue in a case against House of Israel member Robert James Fox.
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