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Zach and Stoncia Bethke held a electronics recycling pick up at the Farmers Insurance parking lot on Saturday. They had already picked up a trailer load from the County on Friday and Saturdays pick up was for the public. The program is dedicated to recycling certain electronics responsibly and keep harmful materials out of landfills, give electronics a second life and support animal welfare organizations. 20% of the profits from the refurbished devices goes to organizations such as the Humane Society and Best Friends Animal Society. Zach and Stoncia ensure that all devices are recycled or repurposed using sustainable methods, and that sensitive data is securely wiped from all devices.

We get that question a lot and today I want to answer it for you! At The Humble Spoon there’s only ONE person that cooks none other than our very own, Chef Robert Dippong. Creating amazing food has always been Rob’s passion. He’s been cooking since he was 16! Straight from High School to Culinary School, Rob got his degree in Culinary Arts at Johnson & Whales - a world wide leader in Culinary Education.

Through generous donations from the community to the VFW through the Toys for Tots program, there will be many Sabine County kids receiving Christmas gifts from Santa this year. Santa's helpers are working hard to fill the need for our kids!

The story that Michael C. Howard told deputies on Monday led to investigation and arrest on the charges of murder and tampering with physical evidence/corps.

PROPERTY BEHIND FAIRDALE BAPTIST CHURCH, LOCKED AND GATED Howard is currently being held at Sabine County Jal on $20 million bond. Lead Investigator JP MacDonough and District Attorney Paul Robbins held a joint Press Conference Thursday at the Sabine County Court House.

by School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University The holiday season is a time of joy, togetherness, and celebration, but for pet owners, it also comes with unique challenges. Creating a safe, festive environment for pets while involving them in the holiday fun requires a bit of planning and care.

I must admit that I love the taste of licorice. I always have. Now I know that most people don’t, and it is difficult to find any who can “take it or leave it”. You either love it or hate it. My wife is in the latter category. I have had to limit my intake of the sweet, black, chewy, delicacy since our marriage.

“I don’t know many words about teeth,” I told the dentist. Since my husband, Peter, and I spend time in Mexico, it makes sense to get dental work done while we’re here, and I had been putting off going to the dentist.