Thursday Jan 28 | Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
No new information released in liquor store shooting
No new information was released by authorities Thursday in the death of Bobbie Lynn Carlton, who was found shot Wednesday at Lil' Goats Liquor Store between Garrison and Center.
Fatal shooting at Little Goat's Liquor Store near Garrison
Shelby County sheriff's deputies are investigating the shooting death of a business owner.
Oh my gosh, how many is a Brazilian?
Credit card abuse, 6000 block of North Street. Unauthorized charges were made in Brazil.
Kilgore man dies in Shelby County wreck
Robert Dennis Jr., 55, of Kilgore, was killed Friday morning in a car wreck after disregarding a stop sign and striking another vehicle at the intersection of U.S. Highway 84 and FM 699, according to reports from the Department of Public Safety.
Nac co-op says it's fine without Woden
The Nacogdoches County School's Co-op, which serves eight county school districts' special education needs, is in the process of working Woden ISD out of the system.
City and county sales tax figures plunge
For the ninth consecutive month, statewide sale tax collections continue to decline, according Texas Comptroller Susan Combs, who on Friday announced the state collected $1.7 billion in sales tax in November, down 14.4 percent from November 2008.
Memorial services for Frances J. "Janice" Linker, 85, of Lubbock will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in W.W. Rix Chapel at 1901 Broadway, Lubbock Texas.
More than 250 marijuana plants were seized Friday afternoon by Nacogdoches County constable offices Precincts 1 and 4, according to a report from their offices.
Diehard 'Twilight' fans ready for next installment of vampire saga
Tonight, when darkness spreads across Nacogdoches and the midnight hour falls, creatures seeking sustenance will begin to lumber about.
New water tower begins to rise above the skyline
A new water tower located near Main and Zula streets in Nacogdoches is starting to take its familiar shape as crews work to complete the tower's bowl plate by plate.
ALFORD: Live music, banquets on tap this weekend
This was a week for remembering those who put themselves in harm's way for us. I came face to face with many of those who have served our country Tuesday night at the annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Banquet and again on Wednesday at various Veterans Day events.
ALFORD: Lots going on as holidays inch closer
As the holidays near closer and closer, I'm sure everyone's schedule is going to fill up with get-togethers, events and holiday parties.
Reprinting an interview with a Civil War veteran
Another interesting interview which appeared in the Redland Herald 21 July 1938 was with W. W. Alvis, age 97.
Early voting ends; residents have one more chance to cast a ballot
Early voting in the state constitutional and city charter amendments elections ended Friday, and those still interested in exercising their right to vote in the current election will have just one more chance on Tuesday, Nov.
Rain pounds Lufkin, Nacogdoches, Shreveport
LUFKIN/NACOGDOCHES/SHEVEPORT - Folks in Lufkin, Nacogdoches and Shreveport are hoping for no more rain after storms absolutely pounded those three cities Thursday.
ALFORD: Davis, Steger to perform at Destin's Martini Bar
I'm so sick of this rain! Don't even get me started. But luckily it's supposed to clear up just in time for the weekend, with temperatures dipping into the low 40s - perfect weather to get out and see some entertainment! Tonight Ryan Davis and Stacey Steger come to Destin's Martini Bar in downtown Lufkin to perform their original tunes, which are ...
Friday morning storm knocks out power in thousands of homes
About 5,000 customers of one electric company lost power, thanks to a Friday morning storm.
4-H kids have perfect spot to celebrate awareness week
Nearing its 50th anniversary, the 4-H program has provided young people hands on learning in a wide range of areas.
EDITORIAL: Help Wanted: Please contribute money to the Museum of East ...
Lufkin, Angelina County and everybody else in Deep East Texas are fortunate to have the cultural offerings that are available to us: the Texas Forestry Museum, the Museum of East Texas and the Temple Theater , to name a few.
Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate
If there was a Chocoholics Anonymous chapter, I would be one of their charter members.
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