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An Intrusion  

An Intrusion

10 months ago By Carrie Classon
“You know,” my mother tells me, “It’s not normal to have a tiled bedroom.” “It’s not normal to have a flooded bedroom three times in less than two years!” is what I replied. And it’s true.
Pet Talk  

Pet Talk

10 months ago By News Staff
Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery is one of the most effective ways to restore a pet’s mobility after a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tear. With an experienced surgical team and careful at-home care, most pets make a full recovery — but the road to healing requires close attention to every step along the way.
TARHEEL MOONSHINE  

TARHEEL MOONSHINE

10 months ago By Neal Murphy
Every Friday found myself and Lee Pardue in the company car making sales calls to our more productive agents. I was employed by an insurance company based in Burlington, NC at the time. Lee was my Underwriting Manager. Since I was new to the company these trips were a good way of meeting our agents.

SABINE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE - Press Release

10 months ago By News Staff
On June 16, 2025, the Sabine County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Hemphill Police Department responded to an unscheduled and unexpected test of the Hemphill Independent School District emergency alert which was broadcast over the Sheriff’s Department radio via an automated system. The automated broadcast indicated that there was an emergency at the High School. Deputies and Officers arrived within two minutes to the High School.

Letter to the Editor

10 months ago By News Staff
Hello Sabine County and Dear Editor: My goal with this letter to begin conversations with us as stakeholders about what is going on in our community and state involving our schools. I’d like to highlight the great things and keep us all informed.
Hemphill’s Treasure Trove: Inside By Local on the Square  

Hemphill’s Treasure Trove: Inside By Local on the Square

11 months ago By Joanna Smith Sabine County Reporter
When exploring By Local think less store front and more treasure box. Mugs hanging neatly from panels of antique doors that practically beg to come home with you, along with the pottery. The setup has all the charm of a country interior designer, think Emily June Spanos. It’s the kind of space where the display is just as tempting as the item itself.
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