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I wish I had more answers than questions. Growing up continues till the last word in the final chapter of each individual, and then eternity proceeds in an altered reality many humans returned to tell about it. Near Death Experiences can be googled and thousands of stories are told on point.

NEW BOOKS: “Quantum Tempest” by Clive Cussler; “Grave Artist” by Jeffery Deaver; “Bloodlust” by Sandra Brown; “Cross & Sampson”, “Judge Stone”, and Private Rome” by James Patterson; “Crossroads” by C.J. Box; “Devil’s Daughter”, and “Felicia’s Favorites” by Danielle Steele; “Faithful of Heart” by...

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Yesterday was sheer chaos. Let me explain.

Pineland Travel Center... The Pineland Travel Center, located on Hwy.96, had a soft opening March 21 with plans for a Grand Opening in the near future.

Kenneth Brodie and Bubba Commissioners Brent Cox, Keith Nabours, d with Lori McGee of CASA, signing proclamation declaring April Child Lowe along with Judge Melton are pictured Abuse Awareness Month early morning armed encounter in Hemphill, approving proclamations, handling budget matters and...

Members of the Sabine County Chamber of Commerce, community leaders, family, and friends gathered at Pine’s Chiropractic in Hemphill for the official ribbon cutting and grand opening. The event welcomed new Chiropractor Shawn Riley and his wife Stacy to the community.

The eyes of the competitive bass fishing world are turning toward Sabine County this month. From March 26–28, 2026, Hemphill will serve as the backdrop for the Fishers of Men National Tournament Trail’s 2026 Berkley Classic Team Series National Championship.

Plant & Craft Sale Six Mile Garden Club Spring Plant & Craft Sale will be March 20th & 21st. at Six Mile Fire Station, 9200 Hwy 87 South. Vendor space available $25.00 outside booth, call 281-414-3750 or 409-6581598

Hemphill took center stage this week as community leaders, business owners, and residents gathered for a special sign dedication ceremony officially recognizing the town as the Bass Fishing Capital of Texas.