East Texas News - Fri Nov 27
November 2009 LIVINGSTON - A $250,000 grant project to pave streets in the northwest part of the city has been approved six months ahead of schedule and the city council granted City Manager Marilyn Sutton authority Tuesday to seek bids for engineering and administration services to set the paving project in motion.
Former CCISD teacher faces 5 count indictment for a sextingaEast Texas News - Mon Nov 23
November 2009 LIVINGSTON - A Polk County Grand Jury handed down two additional indictments against Jennifer Ann Hudspeth, 37, a former teacher with the Corrigan-Camden Independent School District on Oct.
Judicial Center maximum price set at $8.99 millionEast Texas News - Sun Nov 22
November 2009 LIVINGSTON J.E. Kingham Construction Co. gave Polk County Commissioners a guaranteed maximum price of $8,992,000 for the Polk County Judicial Center which will be substantially complete by July 25, 2011 during Tuesday's session of Commissioners Court.
The Antlers HotelGilmer Mirror - Tue Nov 17
LONG BEFORE U.S. Highway 59 became the principal highway from East Texas to Houston and the Gulf Coast, Highway 35 ran along a route just west of 59, passing through the center of towns like Livingston, Lufkin and Diboll.
Texas Newspaper Foundation selects class of four for hall of fame...Gilmer Mirror - Wed Nov 11
Texas Newspaper Foundation is proud to announce George Bannerman Dealey, Sarah L. Greene, Rigby Owen Sr.
Man jailed, items recovered in southeast Polk CountyEast Texas News - Sun Nov 08
November 2009 LIVINGSTON - A Polk County man is in jail and stolen property recovered in connection with breakins at two separate locations.
Commissioners hear reports on flu, disaster recovery opsEast Texas News - Sun Nov 08
Polk County's ability to withstand the heavy rainfall Monday without serious consequences is evidence that disaster preparedness is improving in the wake of Hurricane Ike.
ETEC gets OK for $10.2M in bonds for hydroelectric plantEast Texas News - Sun Nov 08
Polk County Enterprise - November 2009 HERNDON, Va. - National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation announced Tuesday that East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Remembering the Antlers HotelThe Lufkin Daily News - Sat Nov 07
Long before U.S. Highway 59 became the principal highway from East Texas to Houston and the Gulf Coast, Highway 35 ran along a route just west of 59, passing through the center of towns like Livingston, Lufkin and Diboll.
TX teacher files suit; Says state-required fingerprinting against her ...Examiner.com - Fri Nov 06
TX teacher files suit; Says state-required fingerprinting against her religion - 'Mark of the Beast' November 7, 1:50 PM Atheism Examiner Trina Hoaks Texas teacher believes fingerprinting is the "Mark of the Beast." MS Word Stock Photo A teacher in Polk County, Texas, has filed a lawsuit against the state for requiring her to get fingerprinted to ...
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