Scroggins News

It's been nearly 14 years of no answers or justice for the Scroggins family. We first brought you the story of 25-year-old Zemether Scroggins in a previous Cold Case Report.

Coulter Boudreaux of Scroggins was the winner of the 16a Echo chainsaw recently given away by the Mount Vernon Volunteer Fire Department.

Good gravy, take a look at all that music on the calendar this weekend! If you can't find some shows of which to partake, well, let's just say this: "yr doin it wrong." Tonight sees an appearance from Dear & The Headlights at The Meridian, and the Free Radicals will be dropping into Mango's. We're opting for the show at The Mink, which features ...

Announcing a limited reprint of "Harvey And Allied Families Of Louisiana And Texas" by Shirley Brittain Cawyer.

Flyers were sent home at Anna and Van Alstyne elementary schools last week announcing fall programs at the Van Alstyne Library.

The number of big-dollar projects in South Dallas is growing, but too often residents are the last to know about them - or to understand how the plans might affect their lives.

Application has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a Winery Permit by Blanche Handy-Sparks, dba Handy Farms, to be located at 10815 FM 115, Scroggins, Franklin County, Texas.

By ADAM WADSWORTH Staff Writer When a medical student graduates, he or she is generally hooded by a staff member or family member if one has a medical degree.

There comes a time in a young guy's life when he loses interest in the phenomenon that is First Monday Trade Days of Canton.

Magician Jeff Lee enchanted children who visited the Van Alstyne Library on Thursday June 11.

Professional magician Jeff Lee visited the Van Alstyne Public Library on Thursday, June 11.

Summertime is almost here! School will soon be out! There will be lots to do at the Van Alstyne Public library in June and July.

The visit was part of a field trip to community businesses. Children were given a tour of the children's department at the library and Sharon Hayes read a story to them.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars are laying plans to attack a stereotype that regional leaders suspect is keeping prospective members at bay and membership flagging.