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Body The WSISD Board of Trustees held a special called meeting July 11. Their agenda was light.

Body We are in need of volunteer drivers for delivering meals to the homebound. It's a simple method to contribute to the community for just a few hours each week. You might discover that the experience enriches you more than you expect.

Body The Sabine County Commissioners Court held its regular meeting on Monday, July 8th and after the opening prayer and pledge to the flag, approved the minutes of the last meeting. There were no line-item transfers or budget amendments to consider.

Body Chris Cox of PineyWoods Vineyards decided to do some emergency picking of the grape harvest before Beryl rolled in. They started at around 6:15 Monday morning and were hurrying up every chance they got because the storm was getting closer.

Body Three Pineland City Council seats were up for election this year and the incumbents were returned to office by the community. They were recently sworn in to their new two year terms. They include, from left to right, Tracy Albert Lane (Seat 5), Demond Williams (Seat

Body Hurricane Beryl is now Tropical Storm Beryl and traveling through 11 states before it dissipates completely. Beryl is the second named storm, first hurricane, and first major hurricane[nb 1] of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.

Body Congratulations to Carlee Procella. Her show season yielded some great experience and awards this summer. At Texas State Brahman Show she placed 7th in Sales Talk.

Body Conservation group Wildlife in Focus expands unique photography contest to reach more landowners, photographers statewide Wildlife in Focus, a non-profit organization which targets wildlife and ecosystem conservation in Texas, recently expanded its popular biennial photography...

Body Texas watermelon growers are reporting very good yields and high quality this year, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.

Body Milk prices remain in a slump even as Texas dairy production and consumer demand continue to rise, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.