Tuesday Nov 24 | Marshall News Messenger
Old-Fashioned Christmas opens Friday in Jefferson
Christmas is a special time in historic Jefferson as it takes a step back in time for an old-fasioned holiday.
Free Texas Watershed Steward training Dec. 3 in Jefferson
" A free Texas Watershed Steward training will be held from 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Dec. 3 at the Jefferson Transportation Center, 305 N. Austin Street in Jefferson.
Traffic stops net five on drug-related offenses
MANSFIELD - Tri-Parish Drug Task Force agents and DeSoto Directed Patrol Unit deputies recently arrested five people on drug charges while working a criminal interdiction detail east of Mansfield.
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Bee County school districts recognized for student success
All four school districts in Bee County earned gold stars this week by the Texas Education Agency for student test scores.
Jury finds Jefferson man guilty of burglary
A Harrison County jury found a 42-year-old Jefferson man guilty of burglary of a habitation at a trial held Monday in the 71st District Court.
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'Moye's Boys' honor Jefferson coach and educator as school celebrates 60th year
They call themselves "Moye's Boys." Thirty-five to 45 strong, they have reminisced about "La Jeff" over breakfast - every week for the past 10 years.
Pearce Museum staff plans holiday trip to Jefferson
From Staff Reports On Dec. 4, the Pearce Civil War and Western Art Museum staff will have a festive day trip to historic Jefferson located on the Big Cypress Bayou in the Cypress Valley of Northeast Texas.
J.S.T.A.R. founder to speak at Harleton HS on Veteran's Day
Harleton High School will have its annual Veteran's Day program at 10 a.m. on Nov.
Owners Of a Most Haunted Home' Speak Out
By ALLYSON REYNOLDS DIXON Assistant News Editor JEFFERSON -- Despite having traveled to Jefferson several times as a teen for football games, it wasn't until Mitchel Whitington returned to the quiet Marion County town as an adult that he knew he never wanted to leave.
Ghosts Of Jefferson: Skeptic Leads Convincing Ghost Tour
Jodi Breckenridge doesn't mince words about who or what she is. She's a chicken and a skeptic.
Search begins for legendary Bigfoot
Daryl Colyer, lead field researcher for the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, delivers the kickoff presentation Saturday, Oct.
County to consider jail architect
Harrison County Commissioners will consider approving a contract with Burns Architecture Inc.
Unique sandwich gains national fame
Who would've imagined eating cornbread would be a unique adventure? Keith and Connie Dersham of Michigan discovered how magical it can be while stopping last week in Jefferson to dine at Kitt's Kornbread Sandwich & Pie Bar, a restaurant renown for its homemade cornbread sandwiches.
Holiday Trail of Lights to have new features
New features for the Holiday Trail of Lights, which incorporates six north Louisiana and East Texas Cities, were announced Tuesday at the Gardens of the American Rose Center.
Caddo Lake officials consider an evacuation
Leroy Jones, a dock hand at Johnson's Ranch, pauses as he figures out where to tie a boat down to the walkway.
The 18th annual Taste of Jefferson is scheduled to be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday on Austin Street in Jefferson.
Group to sponsor Constitution seminar
A group of concerned Palestine residents have gotten together to join voices and forces and educate people in what's happening at the federal government level.
Project captures essence of town
A quirky little camera is the tool of choice for a project that aims to capture Longview and its surrounding communities in their best light.
Buddy the poodle a friend to students
Children from Jefferson Elementary's pre-k, kindergarten and first grade meet Buddy, a standard poodle, after listening to a character education program by Mark Lukert.