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He's Free: Houston Lawyer posts $1 million dollars to get out of jail after killing his son in Sabine County

1 year ago By Johanna Vickers Sabine County Reporter

#UPDATE Michael C. Howard is out of jail today, just one week after confessing that he shot his 20-year-old son and burned his body. December 9, 2024, Howard went before Judge Mixon in Sabine County where his bond was lowered from $20 Million ($10 million for each charge) to $1 million total.

Letter to the Editor

1 year ago By News Staff

Dear Sabine County Reporter and Readers, My husband and I raised our kids on the road while we traveled to pipeline jobs across America. We stayed in so many beautiful places, went to so many beautiful parks and had beautiful adventures.

A New Route

1 year ago By Carrie Classon

I’m driving back to my parents’ home from a state park on a beautiful summer day. My mother is riding shotgun; my dad is in the back seat.

Pet Talk

1 year ago By News Staff

3. Watch For Signs Of Glaucoma While dogs tend to hide their distress, there are symptoms of glaucoma that owners can keep a lookout for.

CHICKENS, EGGS, AND OTHER NONSENSE

1 year ago By Neal Murphy

The lowly chicken has provoked a number of interesting questions in the past, such as: Why did the chicken cross the road, and which came first – the chicken or the egg? These two questions have been pondered for many years, and every person must come to their own personal conclusion.

Started Too Late

1 year ago By Bro. Mark Sloan

I ask this simple but most important question. 'How many more days do you want to spend in rebellion against God?' I am reminded of the little boy who ran to the train.

The Country Parson

1 year ago By Dr. James L. Snyder

I'm not sure if it's just me getting old or something altogether different. Time seems to go by fast. My father used to say, 'The older you get the faster time goes.' I'm finally beginning to understand what he meant by that.

Lightening bugs!

1 year ago By Louise Bishop

I stepped up, onto the back porch and turned off the carport light. I started walking down the porch, to unlock the back door. Then, I noticed a “lightening bug.” It was flying along with me, as I walked. It thrilled me, as I remembered these bugs from my childhood.

Welcome Integrity: Common Wish

1 year ago By Nicoleta Neagoy

I wished I could be in a circle of Friends with pure hearts, so pure, we could confide what our wishful story would entail. I fathomed the unfolding of each “I wish” story to be heavenly, so much so, that it will so be in Heaven, divinely blessed.

Bless your heart and other Texanisms

1 year ago By Ralph Hampton

I feel I have a better than average grasp of how we speak English in Texas but, let's face it, Texas talk is different from plain USA speech. We use words and phrases differently from region to region, county to county and even small town to small town.

Veteran’s Corner

1 year ago By News Staff

Have you ever wondered who we are? We are the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 10351, a proud organization dedicated to supporting and protecting all veterans while giving back to our local community in every way we can. Are you a veteran in need of assistance? We’re here for you.

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