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Former Treasurer Arrested for Forgery and Money Laundering

Friday morning the Sabine County Sheriff's Dept. confirmed that Samantha Hill, former treasurer for Pendleton Harbor Volunteer Fire Department and also, treasurer for Hemphill Band Boosters, was in custody on four charges: Money Laundering >$2,500 +< $30,000, Misappropriation Fiduciary and...
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Cafe 257...

Café 257, located at 103 N. Oak Street (east side of the Courthouse square) in Hemphill is open for business! Kym Kilcrease (owner-left) and Rachel Weaver (right), along with all the crew were busy serving a huge lunch crowd on Saturday.
Reporter photo by Kenny Wick

For the Record

(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.

County Judge Inducted as Fellow

Sabine County Judge Daryl Melton has been honored by the Texas Association of Counties' (TAC) Texas Judicial Academy for going the extra mile. The academy recognizes county judges who attain significant judicial education beyond state requirements as Fellows.
County Judge Inducted as Fellow

Hitchin Post Opening...

We know you have seen all the work going on at the former Feed Store know to be known as the Hitchin Post well we are here to tell you they are opening Thursday, June 22 at 6:30a.m. They will have daily lunch specials everyday but on Saturdays.
Reporter photo by Samantha Hill

Pineland Library Reading Program...

The Arthur Temple Senior Library in Pineland was hosting “All Together Now” book reading week for the local children. The kiddos enjoyed mornings of listening to many stories being read to them, and discussing the morals and messages of the stories.
Reporter photo by Kenny Wick

Thank You...

The Hemphill Salvation Army Service Unit would like to thank the Postal Service as well as all the employees who worked so hard to make this last food drive a success. This would have not been possible without the donations by the community and extra manpower to collect the donated items.
Reporter photo by Johanna Vickers

Three people in Texas die every day due to drunk driving

Drunk driving deaths increased again last year in Texas, and TxDOT is urging all Texans to save lives and reverse this trend by choosing a sober ride. Monse Montoya’s family was destroyed when a drunk driver ran through a stop sign and T-boned her parents’ car.
Three people in Texas die every day due to drunk driving
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