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Reminiscin’  

Reminiscin’

2 years ago By News Staff
Gordon was San Augustine’s finest truck farmer. He farmed in the Patroon Creek bottom and occasionally on the old Horne place. He taught me to drive a tractor, tie turnip greens with bear grass and know when a watermelon’s ripe.
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Tate earns FFA Degree...

2 years ago By News Staff
It is with much Pleasure I get to announce that Tate Lane will be awarded his American FFA Degree this Fall at the National FFA convention. Congratulations on all your hard work and dedication for not only yourself but on behalf of the West Sabine FFA. He is only the second to have earned this prestigious award from West Sabine, joining his sister Riley Jacks (Lane).

Briefs

2 years ago By Tbla Social
TBLA’s next Monthly Social will be Thursday, July 6 at 7:00 pm, at the SCOA Building located at 29275 La Hwy 191, just north of Toledo Town. The doors will open at 6:30 pm, and the meal will begin at 7:00 pm. The entrée will be hamburgers and we ask that those attending please bring a side dish or dessert to complete the meal. Please ask a neighbor or a friend to join us and we look forward to seeing you at the social. Please renew your membership if you have not already done so.
Patriotic Weekend on Toledo Bend a great success  

Patriotic Weekend on Toledo Bend a great success

2 years ago By Johanna Vickers Sabine County Reporter
The first Patriotic Weekend on Toledo Bend was cram-packed full of family fun for all ages. The weather was beautiful and HOT as a firecracker on the 4th of July, but that didn’t slow down any of the activities that the Sabine County Chamber of Commerce and Sabine Parish had put together. We tried our best to make as many of the activities as possible while supporting all of our local businnesses. Here is a rundown of the festivities. We began our day at the Sabine County Farmers and Artisians Market. There were lots of treats and goodies to be bought, with cake and kolaches being some of our favorites. When we left there, we stopped by The Emporium to shop some of their deals and say hi to some of the weekend’s sponsors, JR Tool and Equipment and Robert and Jasmin Crittenden.
Pickle Ball...  

Pickle Ball...

2 years ago By News Staff
Tanya Walker was at the Pickle Ball courts at the City Park showing the paddle and the ball used to play the game. It’s sort of like tennis, but with lots less rules. The City installed the special nets and painted the pickle ball boundary lines. The area she is standing in is called the “Kitchen”, or no mans land. On Mondays & Thursdays there are usually 8 to 10 people that show up to play pickle ball, and they invite anyone that is interested to come join in on the fun!
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Court Judgements and Activity for Sabine and San Augustine

2 years ago By News Staff

Sabine District Court Activity June 20, 2023  

 Kolyn Seth Burrow, 27, was found Guilty to the charges of Possession of Marijuana and was Sentenced to 18 Months Deferred Adjudication, $1,500 Fine, $307 Court Costs, Repeated Violation of Court Order and was Sentenced to 3 Years TDCJID, $1,000 Fine, $307 Court Costs  

Travis Lee Hodge, 41, was found Guilty to the charge of Injury to Elderly Individual and was Sentenced to 5 Years Deferred Adjudication, $2,500 Fine, $307 Court Costs  

DETCOG Awards...  

DETCOG Awards...

2 years ago By News Staff

Sabine County Sheriff Tom Maddox (above) acknowledges the crowd after receiving the 2023 President's Award. The President's Award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding leadership through one of DETCOG's program committees. Sheriff Maddox is the Chair of the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee. Below, President Allison Harbison administers the oath of office to DETCOG Officers for the upcoming year.

City of Pineland receives clean audit  

City of Pineland receives clean audit

2 years ago By Cecil Tatom Sabine County Reporter
The Pineland City Council met in regular session June 20. Their agenda was extensive. The council would first hear from Daniel Raney, auditor from the firm of Goff and Herrington. He would proceed to give the city an unmodified opinion stating, “Everything went very well,” and the council would wholeheartedly accept the report from Raney. The departmental reports were next read into the minutes, and all were accepted unanimously.
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