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Benefit a huge success...

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Rosevine Gravelhill Benefit was held this weekend and hosted Kameron Marlowe, pictured above. Marlowe was the headliner for Saturday night’s concer and entertained all in attendace. If you haven’t heard of him, look him up. He currently has several songs on country radio. For full coverage of RGB trailride, auction and BBQ Cook-off, check out The Reporter’s website: sabinecountyreporter.com
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Veterans’ Day:

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We are honoring our local Veterans with a special edition on Wednesday, November 9th. If you are a Veteran or the family of a Veteran, please email his or her photo screporter@yahoo.com or your welcome to drop it off at the paper or mail to 610 Worth St.
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Community mourns loss of local entrepreneur

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TOMMY'S OBITUARY

"Tommy" Cleo Goodwin Gooch, Jr, 70, of Hemphill, Texas passed away Saturday, October 15, 2022 in Corner Stone Hospital, Conroe, Texas.

Tommy was born to Cleo Goodwin Gooch, Sr. and Minnie Alyce Ferguson Gooch on April 9, 1952 in Hemphill, Texas.  He was a lifetime resident of Sabine County and a member of East Mayfield Missionary Baptist Church.  He attended Hemphill High School and after graduation, he became a truck driver and heavy equipment operator. 

Funny Bone

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Happy Wednesday! Here’s a little something to make you smile. Enjoy the rest of your week!

1. A guy walks into Barnes and Noble to buy a book about turtles. After a little walking around with no luck, he decides to ask the girl behind the desk if they have any. "Hardback?" she asks. He doesn't hesitate: "Yeah," he says. "And they bury their eggs in the sand."

Mother knows best

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“Now, Neal, I want you to ride the school bus straight home today. Your dad wants you to start weeding the garden.” Those were the words of my mother that spring morning in 1944, words that eventually were providential. My mother and father both worked in town. Sometimes, after school, I would walk the three blocks downtown and just “mess around” until closing time. I would go into Dad’s office (he was the county clerk) and play with a typewriter. Then I would go into my mother’s beauty shop and see who was getting their hair fixed and listen to the gossip.