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Body On July 23, 225 years ago, hundreds of miles from Texas, one of the least known influential figures in Texas history was born. Because of one event she named herself “The Mother of Texas,” not knowing that she was mistaken.

Body Pictured above front and center is Tammy Hare of the Helping Hands receiving $474 worth of much needed school supplies from the VFW Post 10351.

Body Thanks to the PACT Act, millions of Veterans who were exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange, and other toxic substances are now eligible for VA health care and benefits. While there is no deadline to apply for PACT Actrelated benefits, there is urgency.

Body Angelina College officials on Thursday gathered in recognition of the nearly $3 million Title V grant awarded by the U. S. Department of Education. In 2022, AC was one of just 78 higher education institutions selected as a Title V recipient.

Body While no one is immune from the devastation of a natural disaster, preparing before a storm hits is key to keeping everyone in your family—including your pets—safe.

Body As the country continues to bake under record high temperatures, boaters often head to the water for respite. However, some may be unprepared for what it takes to withstand a highheat day.

Body In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, stranded with only wreckage to survive, a new generation of elite survivalists will take on a seemingly impossible challenge in the all-new Discovery Channel series NAKED AND AFRAID CASTAWAYS, premiering Sunday, July 30.

Body Sabine County Firefighters have had a busy week and an even busier summer. From brush fires to structure-destroying devastation, every part of the county has been affected. Monday morning at 9:35 a.m.

Body The Commissioners Court of Sabine County held it’s regular meeting on Monday, July 24th, and after opening prayer and pledge to the flag, approved the minutes from the last meeting, as well as all departmental reports.

Body The 273rd Judicial District Court of Sabine County met to enter pleas on Wednesday, July 19. Judge James Payne was presiding over the criminal court with District Attorney Paul Robbins as the state agent.