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Commissioners and County Officials Help with Food Distribution

3 months ago By News Staff

Lined up down the street and ready for produce, Sabine County residents come out for this week's much anticipated food distribution. County officials, Commissioners, Sheriff's Office and Candidates volunteer to help pack and sort. What a great opportunity to serve the community. Distribution is located at the Sabine County's Farmers Market and began at 10a.m. Tuesday, February 3rd.

February 2nd Mugshot  

New Sabine County arrest for Former Texas Game Warden Justin Eddins

3 months ago By News Staff

The ink is still wet on this week's edition of the Sabine County Reporter, but the headline article detailing Justin Eddins latest suits, indictments and arrests is already in need of an update. The mounting charges are becoming increasingly dire as the newest Jefferson County indictment list a first degree felony and carries a possible sentence of life in prison.

Commissioners Court Tackles Post-Storm Recovery and Major Property Acquisition  

Commissioners Court Tackles Post-Storm Recovery and Major Property Acquisition

3 months ago By Johanna Vickers Sabine County Reporter
Resilience and community spirit took center stage Tuesday morning as the Sabine County Commissioners Court gathered for a rescheduled meeting following the recent winter storm. Judge Daryl Melton opened the session with a prayer of gratitude, specifically praising the recovery and return of Justice of the Peace Roger Gay and the tireless work of local linemen and neighbors who supported one another during the freezing temperatures and power outages.
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Ready to Serve...

3 months ago By News Staff
The team at Toledo Bend Family Medicine poses with the ceremonial red ribbon during their Open House event held at 2:00 PM this Wednesday. Following the ceremony, the public was invited to tour the newly expanded facility and enjoy refreshments to commemorate the project's completion.
SRA’s Sabinetown Recreation Area expected completion in Spring of 2026  

SRA’s Sabinetown Recreation Area expected completion in Spring of 2026

3 months ago By Sabine River Authority Press Release
Construction is well underway at the Sabine River Authority’s (SRA) Sabinetown Recreation Area on Toledo Bend and is expected to be completed in Spring of 2026. The $16 million project will feature a six-lane boat ramp in a deepwater protected cove, parking for approximately 300 trucks and trailers, a large tournament-style pavilion, public restrooms, and additional amenities. The facility is designed to accommodate recreational boating and fishing, regional tournaments, and professional fishing events.
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