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Career Connections...

Body Sabine County Hospital representatives had the honor of attending the Workforce Solutions Career Connection Hiring event hosted by Hemphill High School. They were able to spread awareness about essential roles that are in high demand as well as current job opportunities.
Career Connections...

Briefs

Body Arthur Temple Sr. Mem. Library would like to thank the Keeler foundation, T.L.L. Temple for the generous Grant to help continue our efforts of having a successful library, for our Patrons to be able to have education and entertainment to utilize in their everyday life

CASA Vigil at Courthouse

Body CASA and several volunteers from the Sabine County Child Welfare board held a vigil at the Courthouse on Thursday evening, April 25th in remembrance of the 173 children that have died from child abuse in Texas recently.
Reporter photo by Kenny Wick

Sale on the Trail

Body Who's ready to shop 100+ miles of bargains?! THIS WEEKEND, May 3-4, come shop the El Camino Real de los Tejas - Caddo Region during the annual Sale on the Trail! There's so many vendors signed up and registrations are still rolling in. We can't wait!
Sale on the Trail

Undefeated...

Body These young men are your Undefeated District Champs! What a great time to be a Tiger! Their Bi District Round against gary will be Friday @ Gary 6pm and Saturday @ West Sabine 1pm. Come loud and proud!!
Undefeated...

Bi District Champs...

Body Lady Tigers are headed into round two after winning against Big Sandy Dallardsville. They will now face Shelbyville in Nacogdoches Thursday at 6 pm with game 2 on Saturday at 2 p.m. If needed, game 3 will be played at 4 pm.
Bi District Champs...

Lady Tigers advance over Big Sandy

Body The Lady Tigers made the short trek south to Jasper to kick off their playoffs against the Big Sandy Wildcats in the bi-district round April 25. It was a nip and tuck affair throughout as neither team would seize the game by the throat and make it theirs.

Memories and Musings

Body The spittoon has just about disappeared from the American scene. In the late 19th century United States, spittoons were a very common feature in pubs, brothels, saloons, hotels, stores, banks, court rooms, and other places where people gathered.
Memories and Musings
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