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Special to the Progress NACOGDOCHES - State Sen. Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville, was recognized Monday in Nacogdoches at a dinner hosted by the Texas Farm Bureau to honor his legislative accomplishments.
Jacksonvillea s ornament to hang on tree in Austin
Special to the Progress Judy Seamands, of Wallwork by Judy, has created this year's District 11 ornament to be placed on the Lone Star Celebration Tree at the Capitol in Austin.
Foreman running for re-election
Special to the Progress Vera Foreman announces her campaign for re-election as Cherokee County Precinct 4 justice of the peace.
Dads on the watch at East Side
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com East Side Elementary School in Jacksonville will start a new school program called Watch D.O.G.S. with a "Dads and Kids" pizza night.
Heavy damage, no injuries in New Summerfield fire
By Jay Neal news@jacksonvilleprogress.com NEW SUMMERFIELD - The tranquility of an autumn day in New Summerfield was interrupted Thursday afternoon for residents living on County Road 4304, as firefighting vehicles from six area fire companies, responding to a house fire in the 3000 block of the normally quiet street, filled the roadway.
Veteran seeks family of dead a brother in armsa
By Lauren LaFleur assistanteditor@jacksonvilleprogress.com Henry Sanders was a hero.
Progress Jacksonville hires consultant, faces opposition
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Austin-based Texas Petition Strategies was hired to help the Progress Jacksonville committee try to get an item allowing sales of alcohol for off-premises consumption set for a city election.
Officials find possible warehouse fire suspect
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Jacksonville Fire Department officials announced they located the man who was reportedly seen leaving the scene of the Nov.
Lovea s Lookout celebrates 5 years
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Jacksonville and local officials and volunteers could not have asked for a better day to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Love's Lookout rest stop Tuesday.
Fire Destroys Vacant Warehouse
The vacant Trinity Church Furniture manufacturing warehouse, across from Twin Oaks Nursing Home, was completely destroyed in a Wednesday morning fire.
Jacksonvillea s Womack stars in a Noble Thingsa
By Lauren LaFleur assistanteditor@jacksonvilleprogress.com TYLER - "Noble Things," featuring Jacksonville's own Lee Ann Womack, makes its East Texas debut at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Tyler's Hollywood Theaters - Tyler Rose.
Massive Fire ties up Jacksonville & surrounding Fire Departments
A vacant church furniture manufacturing warehouse is completely destroyed after it catches on fire across from Twin Oaks Nursing Home on Highway 69 in Jacksonville Wednesday Morning.
Jacksonville Pro-Alcohol Group Names Members
A pro-alcohol sales citizens committee in Jacksonville has announced its members.
Large fire near Twin Oaks ties up Jacksonville Fire Dept.
A large structure fire across from Twin Oaks Nursing Home has crews from Jacksonville Fire Department, New Summerfield Volunteer Fire Department and Earle's Chapel Volunteer Fire Department on scene at 10:12 a.m. Oncor trucks were on their way to the scene at 10:24 a.m. to turn off gas lines around the building.
Six arrested in first Ja ville SWAT bust
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Jacksonville Police Department's Special Weapons and Tactics team made its first official bust Friday afternoon.
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com George Douglas is ready to see a change in Jacksonville - he now chairs a committee to try to get a wet election on the next Jacksonville ballot.
Jacksonville council discusses Christmas parade street closures
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Three Jacksonville streets could be closed for the Dec.
TEA Recognizes Five Jacksonville Campuses For a Gold' Performances
Five Jacksonville ISD campuses were awarded Gold Performance Acknowledgments, the Texas Education Agency announced Thursday.
Jacksonville Group In Early Stages Of Exploring Alcohol Sales
An ad hoc citizens committee has been formed to explore the possibility of legalizing the sale of beer and wine in Jacksonville.
Jacksonville group aims to have wet/dry issue on May ballot
The group doesn't have a name yet, but they do have a goal: to get a proposition for alcohol sales on next May's election ballot.