Deweyville News

In Deweyville, Texas the Sabine River was already above flood stage from previous rains before Hurricane Ida even entered the Gulf of Mexico.

The flooding of the Sabine River at Deweyville. These two pictures are of my house.

The Deweyville Independent School District will remain through Tuesday due to flooding.

Flooding has prompted the Deweyville School District to order the closure of school through Tuesday.

Residents in this small Newton County community are once again watching the Sabine River.

With water levels continuously rising in the Sabine River the Deweyville Independent School District is taking precautions.

The threat of flooding has prompted the Deweyville school district to order the closure of schools Thursday and Friday.

From American Red Cross - Throughout the weekend you could find Red Cross workers checking water flows, roads for accessibility and preparing supplies for shelter openings.

There hasn't been rain in Southeast Texas for a few days but one community is in high water.

The Deweyville High School homecoming parade, which was originally set to be held at 4 p.m., today, has been rescheduled to Oct.

The threat of inclement weather has forced a change to the traditional homecoming parade plans in this small Newton County community.

October has arrived, and, with that, so has the annual fundraiser for this town's public library.

Here are the games and scores from football across Southeast Texas on Friday, August 28, 2009.

Deweyville ISD will hold new student registration for Pre-kindergarten through 12th grade on Wednesday, Aug.

Former Deweyville resident Christopher Eric Bailey has completed the final requirements and was granted a Doctor of Philosophy in Cellular Biology by the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston on June 9. His research and dissertation concentrated on the studies of the influence of aging on skeletal muscle reperfusion injury.

By Tommy Mann Jr. The Orange Leader The 2008-2009 Accountability Ratings by the Texas Education Agency have been released, and area school districts appear to be doing well in educating their respective students.

Former Deweyville resident Christopher Eric Bailey has completed the final requirements and was granted a Doctor of Philosophy in Cellular Biology by the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston on June 9. His research and dissertation concentrated on the studies of the influence of aging on skeletal muscle reperfusion injury.

KJAS News has learned that a Newton County educator has died in a diving accident.

For the family of Theresa Foskey, who was brutally murdered in September 1995, the suspect's arrest is only part journey to seek justice and peace in their lives.

Although there will be no fireworks show in Orange tonight, Orange County residents still have plenty of options for Fourth of July celebrations.