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Making Plans for Pineland Day

The Pineland Service Club held it’s May meeting on Thursday, May 11th, and after prayer and meal, accepted the last meetings minutes, and heard the treasury report. Old business discussions concerned news about receiving bids for who would provide the meal for the Kick Off Banquet.

David Childress Speaks at Chamber

The Sabine County Chamber of Commerce held it’s May meeting on Tuesday, May 8th, and after opening prayer and a great lunch provided by Ritter Lumber Company, recited the pledge of allegiance to the flag, followed by acceptance of the last meetings minutes.
David Childress Speaks at Chamber

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.

Among the Pines

Living in the south, trains are seen mainly as a means to transport cargo. Each year when I begin my lessons in US History, the students first draw a map of the Transcontinental Railroad as a way to situate themselves historically and geographically.
My book club reading

My Five Cents

The first few bills have made it to the Governor’s desk for his signature, which signals the end of session is fast approaching. Of the over 8,000 bills filed this session, just over 100 bills and joint resolutions have been sent to the governor and four have been signed into law.
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