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Pittsburg, Texas is located in Camp County. Zip codes in Pittsburg, TX include 75686. More Pittsburg information.

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Thursday Feb 9 | The Huffington Post

Worshippers See Virgin Mary Of Guadalupe In Houston Tree

Worried that the tree marked the site of a recent accident, Toland finally asked a gatherer about it and was relieved to hear his explanation: many people believe a scar in the tree's side resembles the Virgin Mary of Guadalupe, KHOU News reports .

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Wed Feb 08, 2012

The Austin Chronicle

Day Trips

Doc's Hot Links in Gilmer doesn't make an ordinary sausage. East Texas hot links are a breed apart from other Texas-made sausages.

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Fri Jan 20, 2012

DreadCentrol.com

Brian T. Jaynes' Humans Versus Zombies Comes Home to DVD in May

So which side will you be on? Me? I pick the zombies. As brain dead as they are, they still display and exercise more common sense than about 95% of the empowered idiots we have running this world into the ground.

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Mon Jan 16, 2012

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Brookshire's Rolls Out YourPoints Program

In several of its markets, Brookshire Gorcery Co. has recently announced an new concept called "YourPoints" to reward customers with savings on gasoline and groceries.

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Gilmer Mirror

NTCC Honors completes feature-length film

The Northeast Texas Community College Honors Program recently released the first feature-length movie ever directed and produced by NTCC students.

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Sun Jan 15, 2012

Gilmer Mirror

High winds cause power outages

High winds in advance of an approaching cold front dropped limbs and trees on transmission lines early Thursday, causing power outages to thousands of SWEPCO and Upshur Rural Electric customers in Gilmer and Upshur County and elsewhere in East Texas.

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