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Body Editor’s Note:Jacee Ebarb has authorized the Sabine County Reporter to announce her candidacy for Sabine County Clerk. As a participant in the newspaper’s Political Calendar, following is a statement issued by Ebarb.

Body The Sabine County Reporter has been authorized to announce the candidacies of the below named persons for the offices named subject to action in the March 3, 2026 Primary elections.

Body NEWBOOKS: “Whispers at Painswick Court” and “Lady Maybe” by Julie Klassen; “Twice the Witch” by Danielle Garrett. STORYTIME meets every Wednesday, 10-11.

Body Republican Forum Sabine County Texas Republicans will host a Candidate Forum on Thursday, January 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m.

Body (Hemphill, Texas) During the early evening hours of December 29, 2025, Sabine County Sheriff’s Deputies observed a vehicle operating in the area of Cedar Grove Road and Texas Highway 21.

Body Happy New Year and a Blessed 2026 to all! Republican Primary Election Season is in full swing!! Save these dates! Our 1st Candidate Forum will be at the Feed Store Cafe at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, January 8th.

Body by Johanna Vickers Sabine CoutIt’s a new year: one of fresh beginnings. Election season for Sabine County is in full swing and no matter the outcome, change is inevitable, because our County Judge isn’t on the ballot.

Body It has been a roller coaster start to the new year for Sabine County native Autumn Griffin. What began as an exciting departure for medical school turned into a harrowing travel experience, but Autumn remains undeterred in her journey to become a physician.

Body Keeping livestock healthy can feel like a delicate balancing act, and winter weather makes that even harder. Cold fronts, sudden temperature swings, and damp conditions can weaken animals’ immune systems, making them more vulnerable to respiratory illnesses like pneumonia.

Body It is hard to believe, but 40 years have passed since we rang in the year 1986. While we are currently adjusting to a new year—and a new location for Pineland City Hall—folks back in the first week of January ’86 were gearing up for the biggest statewide party in living memory.