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Angelina College’s Lex Hernandez (holding check, left) and members of Legacies Nursing and Rehabilitation pose with a ceremonial check representing a $10,800 grant awarded through the Texas Workforce Commission Skills for Small Business for Employers (SSB).

Glenda Smith, April McCauley, Madison Gipson, Rebekkah Harley, and Caleb Harley (pictured above) are the planning committee for the Pineland Day. They hosted the Kick-Off Banquet on Saturday night at the Hemphill VFW Post 10351. There was a a great crowd and group of sponsors for this event.

If you’re craving some simple and easy Tex-Mex, let me reintroduce you to this southern classic. Stuffed Bell Peppers are one of my favorite meals to prepare for a guest dinner.

Substance Abuse Treatment Jeffrey Decresie separated from the Army in 1997. The experiences he lived through during his time in war, combined with an unshakable feeling that he’d left his brothers behind, became the cradle of an alcohol dependency.

The Pineland Volunteer Fire Depart would like to thank the following people for their contributions to the Pineland VFD’s 2023 Honorary Membership drive. Without these contributions, our dept would not continue to operate as we do. Thanks for your support!

(The persons named below have been charged but not proven guilty of the crimes stated. This information is obtained by written request to the Sheriff from Sabine County Reporter.

The Pineland City Council met in regular session July 18. Their agenda was moderate. Leading off the the meeting Denna Forse addressed the council in regards to holding a ragball tournament August 5 as a fundraiser for Lainey Forse’s 5K run against cancer at the City Park.

On Wednesday, July 19th, Curtis Buckner of the VFW Post 10351 offers a $500 donation check to Doddy Tamal of the Salvation Army Food Bank, with several friends in attendance to witness the generous help from the VFW.

On July 23, 225 years ago, hundreds of miles from Texas, one of the least known influential figures in Texas history was born. Because of one event she named herself “The Mother of Texas,” not knowing that she was mistaken.

Pictured above front and center is Tammy Hare of the Helping Hands receiving $474 worth of much needed school supplies from the VFW Post 10351. VFW members (from L-R) in attendance are Phylis Buckner, Carol Waller, Jim Waller, Curtis Buckner, Christine Johnston, Sherry Thibodeaux, and Wanda Hand.