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The Sabine Master Gardener Association held its first ever Seminar this past Saturday, Jan 13, 2024 on “Seed Starting” which included a hands on exercise. Master Gardener Donna Tyree delivered an amazing lecture to over 30 participants who learned about starting seeds at home and also got to take home 4 seedlings. The response from the crowd was very positive and all had an enjoyable time!

Speaker Master Gardener Donna Tyree .

The Sabine County Chamber of Commerce held its monthly meeting at the Feed Store on Tuesday, January 9th, and opened with a prayer and pledge to the flag. There were no new members for the month of December to recognize, but there are two open spots for Board Members and nominations are being accepted and hopefully will be voted upon in the February meeting. There was discussion on how to join the Sabine County Chamber of Commerce either as individual, non-profit, or business. Discussion also included how to invest in the Chamber with various contributor level options. The Chamber will be moving into its newly renovated office space in a couple of weeks, and the Chamber meeting room will be available to be rented for various parties, meetings, and activities.

Help keep your pet safe during the colder months by doing the following: Don't leave pets outdoors when the temperature drops. Outdoor pets use more energy to keep warm so they will need more food when it’s cold. Routinely check your pet's water dish to make certain the water is fresh and unfrozen.

As Texas State Parks’ yearlong birthday celebration winds down, we are looking back at the highlights from 2023. “It has been a truly amazing year for Texas State Parks,” said Rodney Franklin, Director of Texas State Parks.

WS F Jakobe Harris puts up the triple try against Chireno January 9 in Pineland. Both Tiger squads only saw one game last week on Tuesday January 9 vs.